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Shared, business, reseller and managed hosting, managed from the same client portal as your domains and email. Plans and resources vary by hosting package.
Hosting types
These are service categories, not price tiers. Specifications, storage, bandwidth and included features differ by package and are confirmed in writing before an account is created.
A hosting account on a shared server, suited to brochure sites, small business websites, blogs and portfolios where traffic is modest and requirements are standard.
For websites doing real work — higher traffic, e-commerce, booking systems, or a site that is central to how the business earns.
For agencies, developers and IT consultants hosting multiple client websites under their own arrangement, with separate accounts per client.
For organisations that would rather not run the server side at all. Scope is agreed per engagement, since “managed” means different things to different teams.
On specifications and pricing Plans and resources vary by hosting package. We do not publish fixed specifications on this page because packages are matched to the workload. Email [email protected] with your requirement — roughly how many sites, what platform, and expected traffic — and we will send current options.
What is included with every account
Feature availability can differ between packages; anything specific to your account is confirmed before setup.
Migrations are quoted case by case, because the work depends on your current provider, the size of the site and the platform it runs on.
Send us the domain name and details of your existing setup and we will tell you what is involved, what the likely downtime is, and what we need from you — before anything moves.
How a hosting account starts
Step one
Platform, expected traffic, whether email is needed, and any constraints you already know about.
Step two
You get the specification and cost in writing, along with what is not included, before you commit.
Step three
The hosting account is created and linked to your client portal login, alongside any domains and mailboxes.
Step four
Files go up, DNS is pointed, SSL is issued, and email routing is checked before the switch is made.
Step five
Invoices and renewal dates appear in the portal, so the hosting does not lapse because an email was missed.
Tell us what the website has to handle and we will recommend a package rather than a tier. Existing customers can manage hosting services in the client portal.