Hosting, Maintenance & Support

The primary difference between cloud hosting and shared hosting lies in the number of servers used and the allocation of resources.

In shared hosting, your website is hosted on a single server alongside other sites, all of which share the server’s resources. Since there are no restrictions on resource usage, neighboring websites may consume all of the server’s CPU and RAM, causing other websites on the server to slow down or go offline completely. This is why shared hosting plans from providers like GoDaddy, Bluehost, Hostgator, etc typically cost just a few dollars per month, because they offer this shared resource model.

Cloud hosting utilizes a pool of servers to improve redundancy, and the shared resources are virtually partitioned to provide dedicated resources for each website that cannot be abused by others. This also means the likelihood of your website experiencing downtime is almost impossible.

Cloud hosting offers advantages over traditional shared hosting due to its higher level of redundancy.

In shared hosting, if the server your website is hosted on experiences hardware failure, your site goes down and restoring service can take a while.

On the other hand, with cloud hosting, your site is hosted on a pool of machines, and if one of them fails, the others take over seamlessly, ensuring that your site experiences no downtime.

The short answer is yes. I maintain a high level of quality in all the work I deliver to my clients. One of the key measures of a successful website is the speed at which content is delivered to the user, as well as the uptime of the servers. This can only be achieved through excellent hosting, which I provide to my clients.

If I cannot control the environment your website resides on, unfortunately, that means I cannot guarantee the high-level of service I have come to be known for.

I haven’t experienced any hacked client websites in my 28+ years of building websites. This is solely because I take security very seriously and employ multiple precautions to prevent such attacks and vulnerabilities on my clients’ webstes.

Unfortunately, there is no foolproof method to prevent all possible security issues, so, in the rare event that your website is hacked, I can spin up the most recent backup (usually from the previous day) and quickly restore your website in no time.

Once your website is restored to it’s original content, I will immediately generate new passwords for you to make sure your website is safe and secure once again.

All monthly Hosting, Maintenance & Support plan invoices are billed and due on the 1st of each month.

For new website projects, I collect payment for the first three months in advance, with monthly recurring billing starting from the fourth month. If you like, there is also an auto-pay option available for all monthly recurring invoices.

Websites with eCommerce functionality necessitate more plugins, greater customization, maintenance, and server resources than a typical non-eCommerce website.

Although we would prefer to continue working together, we understand that sometimes a change is necessary. You are free to terminate your services at any time by sending us a written request through email. After receiving the request, we will remove our premium tools from your website and provide you with instructions for purchasing your own licenses in order to keep your website running smoothly.

Your service will be discontinued either on the last day of your billing cycle or immediately upon your request. Please note that we do not offer refunds for unused portions of service if you decide to cancel before the end of your current term.