05Infrastructure · Service

Hosting.

Hosting that matches how we build — configured, monitored and ready for the release cadence you actually need.

Server hardware and network racks in a data centre

01The problem

Hosting should be boring. Usually it is not.

Mystery panels. No staging. Backups nobody has restored. Certificates that expire on a Friday. An app that “runs on the server” until the person who set it up leaves.

When hosting is disconnected from the people who built the product, every release becomes a ritual of hope.

02How it runs

From provision to calm operations.

  1. 01

    Assess.

    Stack, traffic shape, compliance needs and what “healthy” means for your release cadence.

  2. 02

    Provision.

    Environments, access, DNS alignment and baseline hardening — documented, not tribal knowledge.

  3. 03

    Migrate & verify.

    Cutover planned with rollback and DNS timing, then mail, certificates and background jobs checked after the move.

  4. 04

    Operate.

    Monitoring, backups, updates and a path for deployments that does not require heroics.

  5. 05

    Improve.

    Performance tuning and capacity changes as the product grows — still with a paper trail.

03Our approach

Environments tuned for the stack we ship.

We provision and manage hosting that matches how your application actually works — not a generic shared box with a marketing label.

Staging and production, sensible hardening, monitoring, and a 24/7 emergency line for the things that cannot wait — the site being down, a certificate expiring, mail not arriving. Answered by people who already know the codebase. Everything else moves to working hours, where it belongs.

04What you get

Environments you can operate.

  • 01

    Environment setup and hardening

  • 02

    Staging + production workflows

  • 03

    Backups and restore drills

  • 04

    Uptime monitoring and alerts

  • 05

    Stack-aware performance tuning

Signals

The bar we hold on every engagement — velocity from the platforms, assurance from the engineers.

100%

Engineer-reviewed merges

99.9%

Hosting uptime target

24/7

Emergency cover on hosting

05Proof

Who it fits. What good looks like.

Teams who want hosting owned by people who understand the app — especially when we built it, or when you are tired of orphan infrastructure.

Who this is for

  • 01Apps we build or inherit
  • 02Teams needing staging + production discipline
  • 03Businesses without a full-time DevOps hire
  • 04Care plans that include the metal and the software
01

Known environments.

Staging that mirrors production enough to catch pain early.

02

Recoverability.

Backups you can restore — because we have practised it.

03

Visibility.

Uptime and alerts that reach people who can act.

06Pricing

What this costs.

Managed UK hosting tuned to the stack we ship, monitored and backed up.

01

Managed hosting.

From £45

per month, per site

Environment, backups and monitoring handled for a standard product site.

  • Environment setup and hardening
  • Daily backups with restore drills
  • Uptime monitoring and alerts
  • 24/7 emergency line if the site goes down
  • SSL provisioning included
Check hosting fit
02

Business.

From £95

per month, per site

For higher traffic, heavier apps and a release cadence that does not wait.

  • Everything in managed hosting
  • Staging and production workflows
  • Stack-aware performance tuning
  • Priority incident response
  • Quarterly capacity review
Talk business hosting

Rolling monthly, cancel with 30 days’ notice. Emergency cover is 24/7 for outages, certificate failures and mail being down — feature work moves to Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm. Excludes VAT.

Next step

Hosting is part of delivery. We keep it that way — not a separate mystery vendor.