MANAGED HOSTING & SOFTWARE SUPPORT

A home for your app.
Someone to
help look after it.

Your software needs more than a place to run. Let’s find a hosting and support arrangement that fits your application, your users, and your business.

THE HELP AROUND YOUR SOFTWARE

From getting settled
to keeping up.

01 / HOSTING & SUPPORT

Application & website hosting

A hosting arrangement scoped around what your application needs to run, how people use it, and how it will be maintained.

02 / HOSTING & SUPPORT

A considered move

Review the current setup, plan the transition, and agree on testing and the changeover before moving an existing application.

03 / HOSTING & SUPPORT

Maintenance & updates

Discuss the work needed to maintain your software, apply updates, and keep its dependencies and operating environment under review.

04 / HOSTING & SUPPORT

Help when things change

A point of contact for questions, troubleshooting, and the next improvement. Agree on the support coverage your business needs.

Your hosting proposal will define the application scope, support coverage, backup and recovery requirements, and any service commitments. These are agreed for your project.

BRING THE APP YOU HAVE

A practical next step for your software.

You can come to us for hosting and care without commissioning a new application.

  • “My app works. I need help getting it online.”Start with a deployment review: how the app runs, what it stores, and which outside services it needs. Then scope the hosting setup, launch checks, and handover.
  • “Someone else built it. Can you take it over?”Review the source code, documentation, accounts, and current environment before agreeing to a move. Identify missing access and dependencies early so the proposal reflects the actual work.
  • “I need someone to help maintain it.”Separate routine application updates from feature development and support requests. Agree on responsibilities and coverage so you know who handles each kind of change.

BEFORE THE FIRST CONVERSATION

A few details.
A clearer starting point.

Tell us what the software does, where it runs now, who maintains it, and what you want to change. If you know the technology or have documentation, mention it. You do not need to have every answer.

We will need to understand stored data, traffic, connected services, and recovery needs before confirming compatibility or pricing. Source access, migration, backups, updates, and support coverage belong in the proposal.

Please describe the setup in the contact form. Keep passwords, access tokens, and customer records out of your introduction.

Discuss your existing application

A CLEAR HANDOVER

Understand it.
Plan it. Look after it.

01 / REVIEW

Get the full picture.

Tell us where the application runs, who built it, and what is working or causing trouble. We’ll identify what else we need to review.

02 / PLAN

Agree on the move.

Define responsibilities, timing, validation, and a way back if the transition needs to be paused.

03 / SUPPORT

Know who to contact.

Set expectations for ongoing care, updates, support requests, and changes as the application grows.

HOSTING, EXPLAINED

Questions
worth asking.

What can you host?

We can discuss business websites, web applications, and custom software projects. Compatibility depends on the application’s requirements, so a technical review comes before a hosting commitment.

Do you offer hosting without a new software build?

Yes. We can review an existing project for hosting and support. You do not need to commission a new application to start that conversation.

Will moving my software interrupt my business?

A migration needs a project-specific plan. We’ll discuss your availability requirements, the changeover window, testing, and recovery options before any move. The plan depends on the current application and infrastructure.

Are backups and around-the-clock support included?

Backup scope, retention, recovery procedures, and support hours need to be defined in your hosting proposal. Tell us what the business needs so we can discuss a suitable arrangement.

LET’S TALK ABOUT IT

Give your software
a considered next step.

Tell us what you’re running and what you need help with. We’ll start by understanding the setup.

Tell us about your project