Premium hosting, part of every plan.
You’ll never have to deal with a hosting account or a server again.
Hosting your campaigns can count on.
If a client site is down, the ad spend sent to it is wasted. Slow pages lose enquiries too.
Client sites run on premium managed WordPress hosting, and I handle the setup myself. When something needs attention, you deal with one person.
What the hosting includes.
Premium managed hosting
It’s built for business WordPress sites, and the hosting company’s support team is on hand 24/7.
Fast page loads
A content delivery network keeps pages quick to load.
Secure hosting
The hosting is secure, and I run WordPress updates and security checks on top of it.
Daily backups and SSL
Every site gets daily backups and a free SSL certificate.
Careful migrations
I check the domain and email settings before a site moves, and test everything after.
No reseller headaches
There’s no hosting account for you to manage.
How hosting works.
It comes with the plan
Hosting is included on Essential and Growth. On Custom, it’s part of the $150 monthly hosting and care fee.
I plan the move
When a redesign replaces a live site, I check the hosting, domain and email settings first.
I move and test the site
I transfer the site, then test it once it’s live on the new server.
I keep it running
From then on, the hosting is my job. You and your client never need to log in to anything.
Can I resell the hosting as my own?
Yes. It’s part of the plan I bill you. You can offer it to your client as your hosting, at your price.
Who do I call if a site is slow or down?
Me. I deal with the hosting company, so you don’t have to.
Will moving the site take it offline?
I plan each move to avoid downtime and test the site as soon as it’s moved.
Why not use cheap shared hosting?
Cheap hosting is usually slower, and you’re left to fix problems yourself. Managed hosting comes with daily backups, expert support and the speed a business site needs.
Ready to hand off hosting?
Book a call about your next client site. The hosting is ready when it launches.

