Managed IT and hosting.
Your questions answered.

The service catalogue is designed around small and medium businesses. The right engagement depends on your systems, team, and support needs rather than a single employee threshold.

Yes. Start with a specific need such as hosting, a cloud migration, or a security review, or discuss a combination of services.

A co-managed arrangement can define additional capacity, specialist work, or project support while your team retains agreed responsibilities.

Pricing is scoped around the services, users, systems, and work involved. A proposal should identify recurring charges, initial work, external costs, and exclusions.

Service hours, monitoring coverage, and response targets are agreed in the proposal. The website does not establish a round-the-clock support commitment.

Onsite availability, location coverage, scheduling, and charges are confirmed when defining the engagement.

A migration may be a separate project. The agreement should distinguish routine management from significant changes and one-off work.

Describe your current challenge, approximate team size, key applications, current providers, and any deadlines. Detailed discovery can be planned if required.

A transition discussion can cover access, documentation, contracts, and ownership. See the switching providers guide for a practical starting checklist.

The contact form prepares an email to info@whatishost.com. Review the draft and send it from your email application to complete the enquiry.

Outcomes depend on the agreed scope and the environment. Security assessments, recovery plans, and testing do not remove every risk. Specific targets and responsibilities belong in the proposal.