Web Management

Q: What happens to my current hosting?

Your site moves to my infrastructure. Once everything's verified and running, you cancel your old hosting. I handle the full migration. DNS, files, database, email routing. Zero downtime.

Q: Do I still have access to my site?

Absolutely. You keep full WordPress admin access. Log in, edit content, publish posts, whatever you need. I handle the infrastructure and the stuff that requires technical knowledge.

Q: What if I want to leave?

It's month-to-month after onboarding. No lock-in. If you leave, I'll give you a full backup and 30 days to migrate elsewhere. Your site is always yours.

Q: What about my domain and email?

Your domain stays yours. I never take ownership. Email routing is preserved during migration. If you're on shared hosting email, I'll help you set up something proper that won't break when the hosting changes.

Q: Do maintenance hours roll over?

They don't. Hours are use-it-or-lose-it each month. Keeps pricing predictable for both of us. If you consistently need more, we'll adjust your tier. Consistently need fewer, same thing.

Your site lives on my infrastructure.

I ask clients who hosts their website. Most of them don't know. They think it's GoDaddy but they're not sure. Nobody's logged in since the last developer left. The SSL certificate expired two months ago and nobody noticed until a customer mentioned the warning screen. That's the moment I usually get the call.

Your website should be the one thing that just works. Dedicated cloud hosting, managed security, daily backups, proactive monitoring, all under one roof. You focus on the business. I make sure the site keeps up with it.

I ask clients who hosts their website. Most of them don't know. The SSL expired two months ago and a customer mentioned the warning screen before anyone on staff noticed. The last developer left and took the credentials. That's the moment I usually get the call.

What I run for clients is WordPress. WordPress where it earns its keep. Something simpler where it doesn't.

Process

Here's what happens.

Your site moves to my infrastructure. I take over the hosting, the security, the updates, and the monitoring. You stop thinking about it.

Your competitors' sites are faster, more secure, and better maintained. That's not a guess. It's what I see every time I audit a new client's hosting. This is how you close that gap.

I take over the infrastructure, keep it alive, and send you proof every month that it's handled. Server configuration, security hardening, update testing, backup verification, all documented, all mine.

I move everything.

DNS, hosting, email routing, plugins, database. Your site comes off whatever shared box it's been sitting on and onto dedicated cloud infrastructure under my management. Zero downtime. You don't touch anything. You don't even notice it happened, except the site gets faster.

Off the shared box, onto cloud infrastructure that can grow with you. Faster pages. Headroom for traffic spikes. The site stops being a constraint and starts being a foundation.

I move everything off the shared box that's been one bad neighbor away from a problem. DNS, email, plugins, database, all migrated under my management with zero downtime and a written record of every change.

I take the thing apart.

Plugin conflicts, outdated dependencies, security holes, performance problems nobody told you about. Everything gets documented. This becomes your first Site Health Report and the baseline for everything that comes after.

I take the site apart and find what's slowing it down, what's redundant, what's underused. The fixes compound from there: faster site, leaner stack, more headroom for the things you actually want to do.

A diagnostic teardown of the whole stack. Plugin conflicts, dependencies, security gaps, performance issues, all documented. Nothing on the site is undocumented after this.

Then it starts pulling its weight.

Updates get tested before they touch your live site. Security monitoring runs around the clock. Backups happen daily. And when something breaks, because eventually something always does, my phone buzzes. Not yours.

Stable infrastructure that lets the business move faster. The site stops being the bottleneck. You ship the campaign, push the page, run the promotion. The site keeps up.

Updates tested in staging, logged, deployed. Security monitoring with alerts. Daily backups with point-in-time restore. When something breaks, the incident is documented end to end. Your phone stays quiet.

First of every month, the report lands.

Plain language. What I did, what I found, what's coming next, and how performance compares to last month. You never have to wonder if the money's doing anything. The report is the receipt.

Every month, a clear read on where the site is gaining ground: load times trending down, Core Web Vitals improving, security clean, work queued. You see what's improving and decide what to push on next.

First of every month, a written report lands. What I did, what I found, what's coming, with month-over-month comparisons. The receipt for the work, in your inbox, in writing.

Coverage

What's covered.

Cloud hosting

Dedicated cloud server. Not shared with hundreds of other sites. Fast, isolated, and fully under my control.

Your site gets its own server: fast, stable, and built to grow with your business.

Dedicated VPS with isolated resources, SSD storage, server-level caching, and manual configuration. No shared hosting neighbors.

Security

SSL certificates, firewall, malware scanning, login hardening. Problems caught before you know they exist.

Layered security that keeps threats out so you never have to think about them.

SSL provisioning, WAF rules, brute-force protection, file integrity monitoring, and weekly malware scans with automated alerting.

Updates

WordPress core, themes, and plugins. Tested in staging first. No "update all and pray" approach.

Updates handled the way they should be: tested before they touch your live site. You never see the broken version.

WordPress core, theme, and plugin updates are staged, regression-tested, screenshotted, and deployed with a rollback plan in place. No "update all and pray."

Daily backups

Automated daily. Point-in-time restoration. If something goes wrong, we roll back in minutes, not days.

The site can always go back to the way it was yesterday. That's the floor.

Automated daily snapshot of files and database. 30-day retention, off-site storage, point-in-time restore tested every quarter. Disaster recovery is not theoretical.

Uptime monitoring

Checked every 60 seconds. If your site goes down, I know before your customers do.

If the site goes down, I know about it before your customers do. They almost never see a downtime moment that wasn't planned.

UptimeRobot probes the site every 60 seconds from multiple regions. Alerts route to me by SMS and email within seconds of any failed check. Public status data available on request.

Site Health Report

Monthly. What happened, what's next, how performance compares. The proof that the work gets done.

The work is visible every month. You never have to wonder if the retainer is earning its keep.

Monthly written deliverable with sections for completed work, identified issues, Core Web Vitals trend, uptime metric, security log summary, and next-cycle priorities. Comparable month over month.

The portal

The receipt for the engagement.

Every engagement runs through one portal: contracts, change orders, invoices, files, milestones, approvals, notifications. One log-in, one source of truth, one place to find anything I've ever done for you.

The portal puts the engagement on rails. Approvals move faster, milestones land cleaner, and the work compounds because nothing's stuck waiting for someone to chase it down.

The portal is the receipt for the engagement. Contracts, change orders, invoices, approvals, every milestone, every file. Nothing the engagement produces lives in a thread you'd lose.

Sound like what you need?

Let's talk about your site

Pricing

Calibrated, not off the rack.

Pricing is calibrated to your site. A 20-page brochure site doesn't carry the same maintenance load as a 120-page lead-generation engine. Tell me what you're running and I'll show you what fits.

Tell me about your site

Questions

Things people ask.

What happens to my current hosting?

It moves to mine. I handle DNS, files, database, email routing. Once everything's running and you've confirmed it, you cancel the old account. Zero downtime. Most clients don't even realize the switch happened until they see the speed difference.

Do I still have access to my site?

Yes. Full WordPress admin. Log in, edit content, publish posts. It's your site. I handle the engine room. You keep the keys to the front door.

What if I want to leave?

Month-to-month after onboarding. No contracts, no lock-in. If you leave, I hand you a full backup and give you 30 days to land somewhere else. I don't hold sites hostage. That's the other guy's move.

What about my domain and email?

Your domain is yours. I never touch ownership. Email keeps working through the migration. If you're currently running email through your shared host (and a lot of people are without realizing it), I'll set up something that won't go dark when the old hosting gets canceled.

Do maintenance hours roll over?

No. Use them or lose them. Keeps it simple and keeps pricing honest for both of us. If you're consistently using more than your tier allows, we bump you up. Consistently using fewer, we bump you down. Nobody pays for time they're not using.

Ready to hand it off?

Tell me what you're running and I'll tell you what the migration looks like.

Managed uptime tracks above the industry 99.9% threshold, monitored every 60 seconds. Public data available on request. Tell me what you're running and I'll show you the numbers.

You shouldn't have to worry about whether your site is up. Tell me what you're running and let's make it something you never think about again.

Tell me about your site

Web Management

Here's what happens.

I move everything.

I take the thing apart.

Then it starts pulling its weight.

First of every month, the report lands.

What's covered.

Cloud hosting

Security

Updates

Daily backups

Uptime monitoring

Site Health Report

The receipt for the engagement.

Calibrated, not off the rack.

Things people ask.

Ready to hand it off?

Want to personalize
your experience?

Sun or moon?

Beach or mountain?

Spring or fall?

Stars or clouds?

Now I know how to set the room.

Web Management

Here's what happens.

I move everything.

I take the thing apart.

Then it starts pulling its weight.

First of every month, the report lands.

What's covered.

Cloud hosting

Security

Updates

Daily backups

Uptime monitoring

Site Health Report

The receipt for the engagement.

Calibrated, not off the rack.

Things people ask.

Ready to hand it off?

Want to personalizeyour experience?

Sun or moon?

Beach or mountain?

Spring or fall?

Stars or clouds?

Now I know how to set the room.

Want to personalize
your experience?