We didn't start out hosting anything — that came a few years into the business, once it was clear clients needed someone accountable for keeping their site running, not just building it. It's been part of what we do ever since.
Everything we host runs across multiple regions, none of them in the US. That's mostly just where our infrastructure happens to sit, but it works out well for clients who'd rather their data not fall under US jurisdiction. If that's not something you've thought about before, it probably won't change much for you either — ask us if you want the specifics for your audience.
We keep an eye on everything we host, all the time. If something goes down, it's usually one of us who notices first — often before the client does.
Moving a site or app over doesn't mean rebuilding it. We map out your existing DNS and SSL setup ahead of time, stage everything on our end, and pick a cutover window that suits you — usually a quiet evening, not the middle of a Tuesday.
Tell us what you're running now, and we'll tell you honestly whether moving makes sense.
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