When the website is the business.
Isolated resources, monitored continuously, with a named contact who already knows your setup before you have to explain it.
Isolated resources
No noisy neighbours
Continuous monitoring
Alerts before outages
Named contact
Someone who knows you
Staged releases
Nothing ships blind
What you get
Built around how you actually operate.
A business platform is less about raw capacity than about knowing what happened, when, and who is dealing with it.
Resource isolation
CPU and memory reserved for your workload rather than shared against a burst pool.
Monitoring
Availability and resource checks with alerting routed to the people who can act on them.
Staging pipeline
A production-shaped environment, so releases are reviewed before customers meet them.
Backup policy
Retention agreed with you, tested by restoring rather than by assuming.
Security review
Configuration hardened at setup and revisited when the platform changes.
Named support
A contact who has your architecture in their head before the conversation starts.
Getting started
This one starts with a conversation.
There is no plan table because there is no standard shape. What follows is what we would want to understand first.
Contact routing is not connected yet — this is an interface demonstration.
- 01 What you run today The platform you are on, what hurts about it, and what you cannot change.
- 02 What has to be true Availability, data placement, and the obligations you already carry.
- 03 How you want to work Who operates what, how releases happen, and who we call when something breaks.
Questions
Before you decide.
Web Hosting is a product with fixed tiers. Business Hosting is an assembled platform: the resources, retention policy and support arrangement are agreed with you rather than picked from a table.
Because the shape is decided in conversation. Publishing a figure for work that has not been specified would be a guess dressed up as a quote.
That is the usual starting point. The migration is planned around your release calendar, with the current environment serving traffic until you decide to switch.
Tell us how your platform runs today.
The useful conversation starts with what you already have, not with a plan table.