Hosting · Business email
Web hosting is the server space that keeps your website online, and email hosting gives you addresses on your own domain, like you@yourcompany, instead of a free mailbox. I set up both, with an SSL certificate, backups and correct email records, and look after them so you don't have to.
Hosting is the part of a website most owners never want to think about, until the site goes down or emails start landing in spam. I choose and manage the setup for each client's needs, and I'm the person you message when something looks wrong.
Hosting sized for your website and traffic, with server settings tuned for WordPress or Laravel.
HTTPS on your domain, so browsers show the site as secure and forms are encrypted.
Regular backups of your files and database, so a bad update or a hacked plugin can be rolled back.
Email addresses on your own domain that work on phone, Outlook and webmail.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up so your emails reach inboxes instead of spam folders.
Migration of your existing website and mailboxes from your old host, planned to avoid downtime.
Domain, hosting, email and website are handled by the same person, so problems get fixed instead of passed between vendors.
I build and maintain SitesSaver, a WordPress backup and migration plugin, so restores and moves are routine work for me.
Email records are set up properly from day one, which solves most of the 'my email went to spam' complaints before they start.
Browse completed projects, read client testimonials, or see the website cost guide.
Web hosting stores and serves your website files. Email hosting stores and delivers your mailboxes. They can sit on the same server or on separate services, and both are linked to your domain through DNS records.
An address on your own domain, like sales@yourcompany, looks more professional and tells customers the email really comes from your business. It also stays with the company when staff leave.
Yes. Every website I host runs on HTTPS with an SSL certificate, which is also expected by Google and by browsers.
Yes. I copy the website and the existing mailboxes, test everything on the new setup, then switch the domain over so visitors and emails are not lost along the way.
The most common reason is missing or wrong SPF, DKIM and DMARC records on the domain. Without them, inbox providers cannot confirm the email came from you. I check and fix these as part of the setup.
Yes. Backups of the website files and database are part of the hosting service, so the site can be restored if an update or attack breaks it.
Website slow, or emails landing in spam?Tell me your domain and what's going wrong. I'll take a look and reply within a day with what I'd change.
