Managed Website Hosting

Shared hosting gives you a slice of a server and leaves the technical work — updates, security, performance tuning, SSL renewals, backups — for you to handle (or ignore). Managed hosting means we own every operational layer of your environment: provisioning, patching, security, SSL, backups, monitoring, and performance tuning. You get a properly configured environment, not just disk space. For most businesses without a dedicated server admin, the productivity difference is significant.

Yes. Full migration is included at no cost — files, databases, email, DNS, and SSL handled by our team. Migrations are staged with a private testing window before the public cut-over, and we keep your old host live until the new environment is verified, so there is always a rollback if anything looks off. Most migrations complete with no measurable downtime for visitors.

Yes. WordPress and WooCommerce sites run on environments tuned for PHP and MySQL performance with object caching, opcache, and database indexing configured during onboarding. Next.js and React builds run on Node-ready infrastructure with edge caching, ISR support, and CDN integration. Static and Jamstack sites are served from the edge. Bespoke PHP, Python, or Node applications are supported on managed VPS hosting solutions where they need dedicated resources.

We target 99.9% uptime across our managed hosting infrastructure, with proactive monitoring that alerts our engineers before issues become outages in most cases. For clients who need higher guaranteed availability — typically high-traffic eCommerce or SaaS platforms — we deploy cloud hosting solutions with redundancy and automatic failover, which can reach higher availability targets contractually.

Yes. Every plan includes daily off-site backups with at least 30 days of retention. Restores are typically completed within an hour for standard sites and faster for smaller content rollbacks. We also keep a documented disaster recovery procedure so the steps are predictable rather than improvised when something goes wrong. Backup configuration is one of the most common things that quietly fails on cheaper hosting — we verify ours runs successfully on every plan.

Yes. Let's Encrypt SSL certificates are issued and renewed automatically every 90 days at no cost. Premium SSL is available for clients who need extended validation. HTTPS redirection, HSTS, and modern TLS configuration are applied by default. SSL and security management is also available as a standalone service via our dedicated SSL and security management offering if you need it implemented on hosting you keep elsewhere.

Light maintenance — security patching at the server level, SSL renewal, backup verification, uptime checks — is included on every managed hosting plan. For sites that need deeper ongoing attention (WordPress plugin updates with regression testing, content changes, performance audits, broken link checks) we offer maintenance retainers separately. Pairing hosting with maintenance keeps a single team accountable for the whole site rather than splitting responsibility across providers.

Hosting directly affects Largest Contentful Paint and Time to First Byte, both of which are Google ranking signals. Our standard stack includes server-side caching, opcache, object caching, Brotli compression, image optimisation, and Cloudflare CDN integration — all of which improve Core Web Vitals. Where the build itself is limiting performance, our SEO and on-page optimisation services can address content and structural issues alongside the hosting work. Hosting alone will not fix a poorly built site, but it removes hosting as the bottleneck.

No. Managed hosting plans are monthly or annual with no long-term lock-in. Pricing is transparent — what you see is what you pay, including SSL, backups, support, and monitoring. Bandwidth and storage policies are documented in your plan rather than buried in fine print, and we tell you in advance if your usage suggests an upgrade is appropriate.

Yes. We host plenty of websites we did not build — WordPress sites, custom Next.js applications, legacy PHP builds, and headless setups. The onboarding audit covers any compatibility considerations before migration begins, and we will tell you honestly if a site needs structural changes to perform well in any hosting environment. Some clients also pair the migration with our website redesign services where the existing build is fundamentally limiting performance.