Edge delivery
Served from the nearest location worldwide, not one server in a basement.
Global edge delivery, SSL, backups and monitoring included — and no lock-in if you ever want to move.
Cheap shared hosting is the quiet reason a lot of good sites feel slow. Your site runs on a global edge network instead, so it is served from close to the visitor whether they are in Aarhus or Auckland.
SSL, automatic renewal, daily backups, DNS and uptime monitoring are part of it. If something goes wrong, I get the alert — and if you ever want to leave, the site and domain are yours to take with you.
Served from the nearest location worldwide, not one server in a basement.
HTTPS configured and auto-renewed. No expired-certificate warnings.
Restore points kept so nothing is ever one mistake away from gone.
Alerts the moment something stops responding.
Domain, records and email routing configured correctly.
No lock-in. Full export and transfer help whenever you want it.
Where the site lives now, what the domain and email setup looks like.
Site copied to a staging environment and tested before any DNS change.
DNS switched with SSL ready, so visitors never see a broken moment.
Monitoring, backups and performance checks running from day one.
Yes. Migration is tested on staging first, so the switch itself is a DNS change with no downtime for visitors.
I configure the DNS records for your email provider. I do not run mail servers — a dedicated provider does that better.
I get alerted automatically and start looking before you notice. Backups mean a rollback is minutes, not days.
No. The domain stays in your name and I help you move out if you ever want to. That is the whole point.