Hosting is part of the engineering, not a separate catalogue of gigabytes. A brochure site, a content-managed website, and a custom application do not need the same machine, the same mail, or the same backups. The plan is quoted after we know what is being hosted.
What hosting covers
- The website or application The public site, and the private system behind it when there is one.
- PHP and MySQL The usual home for the business sites and web applications we ship.
- Windows environments When a project genuinely needs the .NET framework, we scope a Windows server instead of forcing it onto the wrong stack.
- Business email Mailboxes on your domain, so customers write to the company rather than a free address.
- The domain Registration and renewal can be handled with the hosting, so the name and the site do not drift apart.
How a plan is chosen
Tell us the site, the expected mailboxes, and whether there is a database or an integration. You receive a monthly figure and what it includes before anything is switched on.
There are no fixed public packages. Disk, databases, and mailboxes are sized to the site and confirmed in writing. Business email on your domain can be included.
If you need a place for a new website or a system we are building, hosting is discussed in the same conversation. Moving an existing site across is possible when we can see what it is made of.