Managed Hosting
The service you should never have to think about again.
Managed WordPress and Shopify hosting for UK businesses from £29 a month: AWS infrastructure, sub-second load times, daily backups and free migration. Hosting is only interesting when it goes wrong, which is the entire argument for paying someone to make sure it does not.
What is included
Every plan, not the top one
AWS infrastructure
Not a reseller account on somebody's oversold shared box. Real infrastructure, sized to the site, in a UK region.
Sub-second load times
Caching, compression and a CDN configured properly rather than switched on and forgotten. Speed is a ranking factor and a conversion factor, in that order of obviousness and reverse order of importance.
Daily backups
Taken daily, kept off the server, and — the part most hosts skip — tested. A backup you have never restored is a hope, not a backup.
Free migration
I move the site, check it, and only then change the DNS. No downtime you would notice, and no invoice for the moving day.
Updates and monitoring
Core, plugin and dependency updates applied and checked, with uptime monitoring that tells me before it tells you.
Email that works
Proper mailboxes with SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up, so your invoices stop landing in customers' spam folders.
Pricing
What it costs
Managed Hosting
AWS infrastructure, daily backups, updates and monitoring. Free migration.
£29 / £59 / £99 per month · email from £12/mailbox
Retainers start at £750 a month. One-off work starts at £350. Your ad spend stays yours — no percentage fees.
Also hosted here
Alongside the client sites in the portfolio: Gym Cartel, Eventus.
Questions I get asked
No. Plenty of hosted sites were built by somebody else. If yours has problems I did not create, I will tell you what they are rather than quietly hosting them.
Monitoring picks it up and I deal with it. You are not filing a ticket into a queue and waiting for a first-line reply from a different timezone.
Yes, and I will help you move. The site is yours; hosting it here is a convenience, not a hostage situation.
Most brochure and lead-generation sites sit happily on the entry plan. Shops, membership sites and anything with heavy traffic want the middle or top plan. If you are on the wrong one I will move you rather than let you overpay.
Tell me about the project
Six questions, including the budget one. It takes about two minutes and saves us both a discovery call.