Starter
- 1 website
- 10 GB SSD
- Free SSL
- Email hosting
- Daily backups
Managed hosting, servers, backups and migrations. Technical support that understands both your application and the environment it runs on.
Managed website hosting with room to grow. Compare the sites, storage and features included.
Monthly pricing in CAD. Configuration, licensing, taxes and availability are confirmed before activation. Need help choosing?
Choose only the layer you need, or keep application and infrastructure support together when fewer handoffs make the system easier to operate.
Business websites and web applications with deployment, updates and direct technical oversight.
Discuss →Linux and Windows workloads that need more control than ordinary shared hosting.
Explore VPS →Backup design, restore validation and recovery workflows built around what actually needs protecting.
Discuss →Move sites, apps and supported server workloads with backups, verification and a defined rollback point.
Process →Health checks, updates and troubleshooting around the services that keep the application running.
Discuss →Private and community servers planned around your game, players and mod requirements.
Game servers →Digital troubleshooting and server assistance for systems that can be handled remotely.
Support →A migration is complete when the real application works in its new environment. Dependencies, data, domains and customer-facing workflows all need to survive the cutover.
Identify workloads, services, dependencies, data, DNS and the actual cutover risk.
Create a backup and rollback point before production-changing work.
Transfer application data, configuration and integrations into the target environment.
Test routes, dependencies and customer workflows instead of declaring success after a file copy.
Switch production only after the replacement environment has been validated.
Infrastructure support is more useful when it understands the service running on top. That reduces the usual cycle of a host blaming the application while the application vendor blames the server.
Describe what is running now, where it lives and what needs to change.