Hosting & Care · Winston-Salem, NC
Website hosting and care, handled
Your site stays fast, secure, and backed up. When you need a change, you send an email instead of logging into something.
What Care Covers
Everything a site needs to keep running
Hosting on AWS
Your site runs on Amazon Web Services with a security certificate that renews itself. Most sites we build are plain, fast pages with no plugins to patch and no login page to attack.
Backups and history
Every change is saved, so any version of your site can be put back if something goes wrong.
Uptime alerts
We get an alert within minutes if your site goes down, usually before you notice.
Small edits
Up to 2 content edits a month, like new text, a photo, or a bio, done within 2 business days.
Switching Hosts
Moving off WordPress or GoDaddy without breaking anything
Most of the risk in a move is not the website. It is email and old links.
We copy every email setting exactly and test mail before and after launch day. We forward every old page address so Google and old bookmarks land in the right place. You cancel the old plan once the new site is stable.
Who It's For
Sites we built or launched
Care runs on sites we built or moved onto our hosting. If your site lives somewhere else today, we start by launching it on our hosting, then Care takes over.
Want to do more than keep it running? Our local SEO plan adds monthly work to help you show up in search.
Questions
What people usually ask
What counts as a content edit?
A small change on a page that already exists: new text, a photo, or a bio. New pages and new features are quoted separately.
What happens if my site goes down?
We get an alert, usually before you notice, and we fix it.
Will moving my site affect my email?
It should not. We copy every email record and test mail before and after the move.
Do I own my domain?
Yes. Your domain, content, and site are yours. If you leave, we transfer everything and help you move to a new host.
Can I cancel?
Yes, with 30 days' notice.
Tired of worrying about your website?
Tell us where it lives today and what bugs you about it. Thirty minutes, no pitch.