Websites · Hosting and Maintenance
When your site goes down, whose phone has to ring?
If the answer is a vendor who takes days to reply and holds logins you have never seen, your website is a liability with your name on it. We host and maintain sites from $95 a month, on accounts registered to you, with a team that answers and is accountable.
The Problem
Downtime is bad enough. Being locked out is worse.
Every hour the site is down, your ads send paid clicks to an error page, buyers who typed your name find nothing, and you look closed. That is the cheap part. The expensive part is discovering, mid outage, that the domain, the hosting, and the backups all live in someone else's account, so you cannot even pay a new vendor to fix it. A website you cannot log into is not an asset. It is a hostage.
What We Do
We run the machine. You hold the keys.
Hosting and maintenance is the unglamorous work that keeps your site fast, current, and up: updates, backups, security, and small fixes, handled every month, on infrastructure that belongs to you.
- Kept current and kept up: software updates, security patches, and uptime monitoring, so problems get caught by us instead of found by buyers.
- Backed up like it matters: regular offsite backups you can verify yourself, so a bad day costs an hour of restoring, not the site.
- Your keys, always: hosting, domain, and admin logins registered to you and documented for you. Leave any month and hand the keys to whoever you like.
The Price
From $95 a month, cancel any month.
Hosting and Maintenance
from $95/mo
From $95 a month depending on the site: hosting, updates, backups, security, uptime monitoring, and small monthly fixes, with your analytics and conversion tracking kept working as part of the job. Month to month, no contract, and leaving is as easy as it should be.
Proof
The login test most vendors fail.
Ask your current vendor for the domain login, the hosting login, and the latest backup, today. That one request tells you what your website really is: yours, or theirs. With us the answer is boring. Every account is registered to you from day one, every credential is documented and handed over, and firing us changes nothing about who owns the site. We are happy to be judged on that test any day, including the day you leave.
Put your website back in your own name.
Send us your website address and we send back your phone load speed, your SSL, your backup status, and who actually holds your domain login, inside three working days.