Remote first
Most of what breaks is fixed without anybody travelling, and you can watch me do it.
On site when it needs it
Galway, Mayo, Clare and along the N6 — and further by arrangement.
One person, not a queue
You get me. No ticket reference, no first-line script, no hold music.
Hosting is the least interesting thing you will ever buy and the easiest to get badly wrong. Almost nobody chooses it deliberately — it came with whoever built the site, or it was the cheapest result on a comparison page in 2019, and the only time anyone thinks about it again is the morning the site is down.
What you are really paying for
What you are actually paying for is somebody noticing. A site can be offline for two days before a small business hears about it, usually from a customer who assumed you had closed. Here the servers are watched, so the problem gets found before your phone rings, and the person who answers when you ask about it is in Ireland and knows your site.
The servers are Irish, which matters for two ordinary reasons rather than any patriotic one: pages load faster for the customers who are actually going to buy from you, and your data stays where your customers assume it is. SSL is included and renews itself, so the padlock never quietly lapses and starts scaring people off at the checkout.
Moving your site across
Moving an existing site across is free and I do it, not you. It happens in the background, gets tested on a temporary address before anything switches, and the changeover is timed so the site does not blink during your busiest hours. You will need to do nothing except tell me when suits.
Keeping WordPress out of trouble
If the site is WordPress, keeping it up to date is a separate job from keeping it online, and it is the one people skip. An unpatched plugin is how most small business sites get defaced or start sending spam. Ongoing maintenance covers the updates, the checking that the updates did not break anything, and the fixing when they did.
One site, looked after
- Irish hosting, SSL included
- Free migration from wherever you are now
- Backups running without you thinking about it
- Someone who notices it is down before your customers do
Several sites, and someone minding them
- Everything above, across every site you run
- WordPress updates and maintenance per site
- VPS or dedicated where a shared plan is not enough
- Managed as a module on a managed agreement
Maintenance €30 / month per site
Managed hosting as a module: shared up to 5 sites €120 / month, VPS or dedicated €250 / month, clustered from €500 / month, on top of a managed agreement, which starts at 10 users or €1,000 / month, whichever is greater. Ex VAT.
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