Website hosting
Discuss a setup that suits your website, platform, traffic, and business requirements.
Hosting and ongoing care for websites and applications, with a practical plan for maintenance and recovery.
Discuss a setup that suits your website, platform, traffic, and business requirements.
Map your application requirements to an appropriate hosting environment.
Agree on supported platform updates and routine maintenance.
Define which services should be monitored and how issues will be escalated.
Plan backup frequency, retention, and recovery expectations around your needs.
Review dependencies and cutover steps before moving services.
We’ll discuss your current setup, business priorities, and requirements. Covered systems, support hours, response targets, and pricing are confirmed in your proposal.
Discuss managed hostingYes. Bring details of your current systems and providers to the consultation so we can understand what’s working and where you need help.
You can discuss either service on its own or both together. The proposal will reflect your business needs.
Hosting is only one part of keeping a website useful. The application, domain, DNS, certificates, email dependencies, and backup arrangements all need clear ownership. We use the initial discussion to separate infrastructure management from website changes, so you understand what is covered and who to contact.
Identify the platform, integrations, traffic patterns, storage, and access requirements. Note any supplier or developer dependencies.
Agree the transfer process, DNS changes, checks, and a rollback approach. Confirm the site’s important forms and integrations after the move.
Set responsibilities for monitoring, supported updates, backups, certificates, and escalation when an issue needs the application developer.
Ask who manages the server, application updates, domain settings, certificates, and backups. Those responsibilities can sit with different suppliers, so the hosting agreement should make each boundary clear.
For a business website, also identify who checks important forms and integrations after changes. Discuss storage location and platform compatibility before selecting an environment; serving Australian customers does not by itself establish where data is hosted.
Tell us what’s working, what isn’t, and where you want to go.