The point of paying someone to host your site is not having to think about hosting.
No cPanel, no dashboard, no settings you're afraid to touch. There is nothing for you to log into, because there is nothing for you to do.
Operating system updates get applied and tested. This is the part nobody sees — right up until it's the reason a site gets compromised.
Taken nightly, and periodically restored to prove they work. A backup nobody has tested is a hope, not a backup.
If the site stops responding we know before you do, and usually before your customers do.
Certificates are issued and renewed automatically. No expired-certificate warning scaring away your visitors.
A professional mailbox on your own domain, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up properly — the part most setups skip, and the reason their mail lands in spam.
This is the same monitoring we put on your site — here's ours, live. See our own live status page
You don't need to choose a server, compare providers or know what a VPS is. Tell us what you want to run; we put it on the right size and keep it running.
| Plan | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | A business site, a blog, or one light app | $47/mo |
| Business | WordPress with a shop, or a few apps together | $67/mo |
| Pro | Nextcloud, a CRM, or a site with real traffic | $87/mo |
| Premium | Bigger teams and heavier data | $120/mo |
Billed annually. Every plan includes the server, SSL, monitoring, tested backups, updates, and a professional mailbox on your own domain — backups are not an add-on, they're what makes “managed” mean something.
Your domain and your data stay yours. If you ever leave, we hand everything over — no hostage-taking, no export fee.
Not sure which one? Tell us what you want to run and we'll tell you the smallest plan that fits. We'd rather move you up later than sell you something you don't need.
You shouldn't be spending your evenings on server updates, expired certificates or a backup you're not sure works. That's our job — being clear about where it ends is fairer than promising everything and arguing later.
Not because we won't do them — we will, and often do. They're just work that varies enormously, and folding them into a flat plan would mean charging everyone for what a few use.