Managed Hosting
Fast, EU-based hosting sized for your site, with SSL, staging, daily backups and monitoring included, and nobody on your side who has to think about servers. We run the platform, watch it, and answer when something is wrong.
What you get
- Hosting in EU data centres, sized to your traffic, with room to grow
- SSL certificates, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, server-side caching, image optimisation
- A staging copy of your site for testing changes before they go live
- Daily backups kept off-site for thirty days, with restore tested regularly
- Uptime and performance monitoring, with alerts to us first
- Migration from your current host with no downtime, included
What we do not do
We do not resell an anonymous shared server and call it managed. Each site runs in an isolated environment, we know what is on it, and we keep it updated. And we do not lock you in: your site can be exported and moved at any time, with our help.
Hosting and care belong together
Hosting alone keeps a site online. Care keeps it healthy: updates, security, performance, support. Our hosting is part of the care plans, priced together, so there is one invoice and one team responsible for the whole thing.
Questions we hear often
Where are the servers?
In the European Union, with providers that sign proper data processing agreements. We tell you the exact location on request and in the contract.
Can you host applications, not just WordPress?
Yes. Custom applications we build run on the same managed platform, sized and monitored for their needs.
What if traffic spikes?
Plans include headroom, and we scale up on short notice. A campaign or a press mention is something to tell us about in advance, not something to fear.
Guides on this topic
Website loads slowly: the most common causes and how to find them
The eight most common reasons a company website loads slowly, in order of frequency, and how to find yours with the browser's own tools in an hour.
Caching customer-specific prices: when a fast site shows the wrong price
How page caching can show customer-specific prices to the wrong person, which HTTP headers prevent it, and how to test it with two customer accounts.
Why emails from your website land in spam: SPF, DKIM and DMARC explained
Why contact form emails go to spam or never arrive, how SPF, DKIM and DMARC decide what receivers trust, and a worked DNS example you can copy.
Hosting you never have to think about
A person answers within one working day. No obligation.