The certificate expired
Every browser now shows a full-page security warning. It is a five-minute fix that costs you a day of enquiries because nobody was watching.
Services · Website Hosting & Care
A website is not a finished object. Certificates expire, platforms update, plugins develop vulnerabilities, and backups turn out not to have been running. Care is the difference between a site that lasts and one that fails quietly.
In short
A monthly plan covering hosting, SSL, uptime monitoring, backups, security updates and content changes — so your site stays fast, online and current without you managing any of it.
The problem
Every browser now shows a full-page security warning. It is a five-minute fix that costs you a day of enquiries because nobody was watching.
Discovered at the exact moment it was needed. An untested backup is not a backup — it is an assumption.
An out-of-date plugin or platform gets exploited, and the site starts serving spam or gets delisted from search.
The site was offline for six hours overnight. There was no monitoring, so the first report came from a customer.
What we build
Fast, appropriately provisioned hosting with a CDN, set up and maintained rather than left at defaults.
Certificates issued and renewed automatically, with expiry monitored independently so a failed renewal is caught before visitors see it.
Checked continuously from outside your network, with alerts to a human when it fails rather than a dashboard nobody opens.
Automated, off-site, retained on a stated schedule — and periodically restored to prove they actually work.
Platform, plugin and dependency updates applied on a regular cadence, tested before they go live.
Text, image and page changes made for you within an agreed monthly allowance, so the site never goes stale.
How it works
Current hosting, certificates, backups, versions and vulnerabilities audited so you know the real starting state.
Moved to appropriate hosting if needed, or hardened where it is. Either way monitoring and backups are switched on first.
A backup is only proven by a restore, so we perform one. This is the step most plans skip and the one that matters on the worst day.
Patching, monitoring, backups, content updates and a short monthly report on what changed.
What you get
Fit
A good fit if
Not the right call if
Asked first
Not necessarily. If your current hosting is adequate we can monitor and maintain in place. Migration is recommended only where the hosting itself is the problem.
Text changes, image swaps, adding or editing pages, updating prices and details — within a monthly allowance agreed up front. New features or redesigns are separate work and quoted separately, so there are no surprise invoices.
Because we restore one. Backup jobs report success routinely while producing unusable archives, so a green job status is not evidence. A completed restore is.
Also built here
Custom-built agents that plug into the tools your team already runs — reading data, making decisions, and taking action without a human in the loop. You set the rules. You see every move it makes.
Open →Custom-built websites that convert, not just exist — from a sharp 3-page micro site to a full 10+ page build. Performance-optimized, SEO-ready, and delivered on a fixed timeline.
Open →Facebook, Google, or both — managed campaigns that drive real leads. AI-driven creative testing, bid optimization, and budget allocation running 24/7 without you lifting a finger.
Open →Campaigns that write, test, and iterate themselves. You bring the brand voice — we turn it into compounding output across every channel.
Open →All the work that doesn't need a brain — routed, replied to, escalated, and closed automatically. Your people keep the decisions that require real thinking. Nothing else ends up in their queue.
Open →A CRM that keeps itself clean. Every contact enriched, every call logged, every pipeline stage updated straight from your inbox. Your reps focus on closing — the system handles everything else.
Open →Start
30 minutes. No deck, no pitch. Describe the part that costs you the most time, and we'll tell you exactly what it would take to automate it.