A website that keeps going down
A busy site on cheap shared hosting slows to a crawl whenever traffic picks up. Moving it to properly sized hosting makes it fast again, and monitoring means slowdowns get noticed before customers complain.
Your website and systems should simply be there when people need them. Behind that sits a steady list of chores: updates, backups, security patches, certificates that need renewing, servers that need watching. It's the kind of work that gets forgotten until something breaks.
We host and look after your websites and applications, so you're not the one checking whether the site is up.

Sound familiar?
If one of these describes your week, you're in the right place. Good projects often start with exactly this kind of frustration.
The person who set it up has moved on, and nobody is quite sure what's running on it or where the passwords are.
There are backups, probably. Whether they would actually restore is another question.
Pages load slowly, the security certificate expired last month, and the software hasn't been updated in years.
The domain sits in someone's personal account, and the email settings were copied from a forum post.
Everything it takes to keep your sites and systems fast, safe and online, handled by one team.

Websites, web applications and databases, on infrastructure sized for what you actually need.
Backups run every day, and we restore from them regularly to make sure they work when you need them.
Hardened servers, firewalls, certificates that renew themselves and security updates applied promptly.
Uptime and performance watched around the clock, so problems get noticed and dealt with early.
Domains registered in your name, DNS set up properly, and business email that lands in inboxes rather than spam.
Existing sites and systems moved across with a plan, so the switch happens with as little downtime as possible.
Every update, backup check and fix is recorded, so you can see what changed and when.
Four steps from the first conversation to something your team uses every day, with the building done in two-week sprints. New to agile? Here's how it works.




Step 1 of 4
We look at your current sites, servers, domains and email, and list what's working, what's risky and what's missing.
A few situations where this kind of work makes a real difference.
A busy site on cheap shared hosting slows to a crawl whenever traffic picks up. Moving it to properly sized hosting makes it fast again, and monitoring means slowdowns get noticed before customers complain.
Years of records sit on a single server with no working backup. Daily backups, tested restores and a second copy kept elsewhere mean one failed disk is no longer a disaster.
Domains and email are registered under people who have since left. We move them into the company's own name, tidy the settings and document every login.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly. There's no such thing as a silly question before a project.
Yes. We review it first and tell you plainly if anything needs fixing before or after the move.
We plan moves to keep downtime to a minimum, usually a short window at a quiet time you choose.
Yes. We set up and look after business email on your domain, including the settings that keep your messages out of spam folders.
Our monitoring usually tells us before you notice. We fix it, then explain what happened and what we've changed so it doesn't happen again.

Tell us what you're running and where. We'll review it and suggest what to do next.