Do you host sites you didn't build?
Sometimes. We prefer to audit the stack first — legacy code on our infrastructure needs to meet a baseline before we take responsibility for uptime.
Hosting & Migration
Your site needs infrastructure that survives the traffic spike — and a migration path that doesn't break forms, lose SEO, or leave analytics dark. We manage hosting, performance, and backups for the long run, and plan platform moves as engineering projects with checklists, not guesswork.
The same team that builds your site manages what it runs on — and handles the cutover when you need to move.
CDN, caching, and asset optimization configured for your stack — built for traffic spikes, not generic defaults.
Uptime checks, performance alerts, and restore-tested backups — with a team in Slack when something needs fixing.
Updates applied on schedule, with staging verification before production changes.
Host, CMS, and domain moves with staging environments, redirect mapping, and rollback paths planned before cutover.
301 redirects, form testing, and conversion tracking verified before and after the switch — so nothing breaks quietly.
Cutover planning and a team on standby when DNS flips — for new launches and migrations alike.
Infrastructure works best when the same team maintains the code.
Sometimes. We prefer to audit the stack first — legacy code on our infrastructure needs to meet a baseline before we take responsibility for uptime.
Not if redirects are mapped correctly. SEO preservation is part of every migration plan — not an optional add-on.
The architecture should absorb it. If something needs scaling, we handle it — your team shouldn't be debugging nginx at midnight.
A simple host move can be days. A CMS replatform with hundreds of pages is weeks. We scope after auditing what you have.
Tell us what's breaking or where you need to be — we'll map the path.
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