Service

Cloud Hosting

Managed hosting for websites, applications and business workloads — on infrastructure we own and operate, with a 99.9% uptime record and engineers who answer the phone.

Hosting that someone is actually watching

Most hosting is a commodity right until you need help with it. Ours is not sold on price — it is sold on the fact that when the graph goes flat at 3am, a person we employ gets woken up.

Every site and workload we host gets uptime and certificate monitoring, automated daily backups with restores tested on a schedule, TLS, HTTP/3 and caching turned on by default, and OS and runtime patching handled without you asking.

What we host

  • Websites and ecommerce — WordPress, headless, static, custom.
  • Applications — Node, .NET, Python, PHP, containerised or not.
  • Databases — PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, with point-in-time recovery.
  • Business workloads — file services, VPN endpoints, internal tooling.

Migration is on us

We migrate you for free. We stand the site up on our platform, hand you a preview URL, let you break it in, and only then move DNS. Cutovers happen at whatever hour hurts your customers least.

The honest version

If all you need is $6/month somewhere to park a brochure site, buy that. This service exists for the businesses where an hour of downtime costs more than a year of hosting — and who would rather pay a bit more than find out how much that hour costs.

Frequently asked

Where is the hardware?

Our core platform runs on infrastructure we operate, with New Zealand and Australian points of presence for low latency to local customers. Where a workload is better served by a hyperscaler, we will say so and run it there instead.

Will you move our site for us?

Yes, free, and outside business hours if downtime matters. We stage the site on our platform, test it, and only then flip DNS — so the cutover is minutes, not a weekend.

What happens when something breaks at 2am?

Monitoring pages a human. On a support contract, a P1 gets a response inside an hour, any hour. You are not filing a ticket into a void.

How is this different from a cheap shared host?

A cheap host is cheap because nobody is watching. You get the same TLS and the same CPU, but no monitoring, no tested backups, and a support queue measured in days. The difference shows up exactly once, on the worst day.

Let's scope your project.

Tell us what you're building and we'll come back within one business day with next steps or a quote.