Hosting Is Not a Bill You Pay Us
Managed cloud infrastructure — speed, security, backups, monitoring and a real-time dashboard — is part of the operating system on every plan. There is nothing separate to buy.
Cloud Infrastructure
Auto-scaling, multi-region deployment.
99.99% Uptime
High-availability architecture with monitoring.
DDoS Protection
Enterprise security at the edge.
Edge Caching & CDN
Global delivery for instant loads.
Managed Backups
Automated, encrypted, restorable.
One-Click Staging
Safe previews before every release.
SSL & Security
Automatic certificates and hardening.
Hosting Dashboard
Real-time health, traffic, and performance.
Downtime is a revenue event
Cheap hosting is priced for hobby projects and behaves like it. The invoice is small. The failure modes are not.
A checkout that times out mid-campaign. A press mention that lands on a 503. A dependency update that takes the site down on a Friday night and goes unnoticed until Monday morning. Each one is traffic you already paid to acquire, converting for somebody else.
Slowness is the quieter version of the same problem. One added second of load time moves bounce rate, ad quality scores, and organic position at once — and because nothing technically breaks, nobody escalates it.
What we hold ourselves to
Commitments, not marketing numbers. Measured continuously and visible in your dashboard.
99.99% uptime SLA
Measured monthly across the full request path, not just the ping endpoint.
Sub-100ms edge response
Cached documents served from the nearest of twelve regions.
15-minute incident acknowledgement
A human on the platform team, around the clock, every day of the year.
Restore-tested backups
A backup never restored is a guess. Ours are exercised on a schedule.
No mystery boxes
You should know what your site runs on and who is accountable for each layer. Here it is, named.
Compute
Containerized nodes behind an auto-scaling group. Traffic surges add capacity in seconds instead of queuing behind a fixed CPU allocation.
Delivery
A global edge network fronts every request. Assets, images, and cacheable documents never travel further than the nearest point of presence.
Data
Managed databases with automated failover, point-in-time recovery, and encrypted storage. Object storage is versioned, so a bad write is reversible.
How we know before you do
Synthetic checks every 30 seconds
From multiple regions, hitting real user journeys — not just the homepage.
Real-user monitoring
Core Web Vitals collected from actual visitors, segmented by device and country.
Error-budget alerting
Alerts fire on trend, so a slow degradation is caught before it becomes an outage.
Escalation that reaches a person
Paging rotation with defined severities and a written response path for each.
Fast is a discipline, not a plan tier
Performance is designed into the architecture and then defended with budgets, monitoring, and review.
Every build ships with a performance budget: a ceiling on document weight, request count, and blocking script time. Pull requests that exceed it do not merge. That is why sites stay fast in month eighteen, not just at launch.
The same rigor applies to availability. Health checks pull unhealthy nodes automatically, and deploys are blue-green — a bad release is rolled back in seconds rather than debugged in production.
Assume someone is trying
Bots probe every public site continuously. The question is not whether you are targeted — only whether the attempt is worth noticing.
Edge Defense
DDoS mitigation absorbs volumetric attacks upstream. A managed web application firewall filters injection, traversal, and known exploit signatures before a request reaches compute.
Hardening
Automatic certificate issuance and renewal, forced HTTPS, strict transport security, and a locked-down content security policy. Access is role-scoped with multi-factor enforcement, and every administrative action is logged.
Backups & Recovery
Encrypted daily snapshots with thirty-day retention, plus continuous database journaling for point-in-time restore. Recovery objectives are written down: one hour to recover, fifteen minutes of maximum data loss.
Moving in, without going dark
Most migrations are botched at the cutover. Ours is rehearsed before it is real, so the public switch is the least eventful part of the project.
Inventory
We map every domain, redirect, cron job, mailbox, integration, and certificate in play. Undocumented dependencies are what break migrations.
Clone
A full copy of site, database, and media runs on our infrastructure behind a private URL. You test it against a written checklist while the live site keeps serving.
Rehearse
We dry-run the cutover: sync deltas, verify redirects, confirm SSL, replay form and payment flows. TTLs drop in advance so the real switch propagates in minutes.
Cut Over
DNS flips in a low-traffic window with the old environment held warm as a fallback. We watch error rates, crawl status, and conversions for seventy-two hours.
Typical window: five to ten business days from inventory to cutover, with no scheduled downtime.
What hosting gives you on each plan
Hosting is not a product line. It is the infrastructure the whole operating system runs on, sized to your plan and never invoiced on its own.
$249/mo
Your website and dashboard on managed infrastructure, live fast and watched around the clock.
Managed cloud hosting
Auto-scaling compute with global edge delivery.
SSL and daily backups
Automatic certificates, encrypted daily snapshots.
Hosting dashboard
Live uptime, traffic, and Web Vitals.
$499/mo
Headroom for the whole system — CRM, booking, commerce and marketing running on the same platform.
Everything in DW Essential
Plus higher resource ceilings and priority routing.
One-click staging
An isolated environment for every release and experiment.
Managed WAF and bot filtering
Edge rules tuned to your traffic profile.
from $1,500/mo
Multi-region, high-availability, dedicated infrastructure with a named owner.
Multi-region high availability
Automatic failover with health-check draining.
Custom SLA and escalation path
Written severities, response times, and contacts.
Named platform engineer
Someone who knows your architecture by memory.
Ongoing platform ownership — capacity planning, release management, continuous optimization — is part of the plan, not an add-on. Dedicated infrastructure and a named platform engineer come with DW Enterprise from $1,500/mo. Compare every plan →
Frequently Asked
Multi-region cloud infrastructure with global edge delivery, so your site loads instantly anywhere.
Yes — fully managed updates, backups, monitoring, and security patching are included.
Yes. Every plan includes a real-time hosting dashboard with uptime, traffic, and Core Web Vitals, inside the same login you use for everything else.
Synthetic monitors detect the failure within thirty seconds and page the on-call platform engineer. You get an acknowledgement within fifteen minutes and a written incident summary once service is restored — cause, timeline, and the change we made so it does not recur.
Migration is included on every plan. We inventory the current environment, run a full clone on our infrastructure, rehearse the cutover, then flip DNS in a low-traffic window. There is no scheduled downtime and no separate migration invoice.
Yes. We only need control of the DNS records that point to the site. Registrar, mailboxes, and any third-party records stay exactly where they are, and we document every change before making it.
Capacity scales without a replatform — that is the point of auto-scaling compute. And your code, content, and database are yours. If you ever want to move, we hand over a complete export and support the transition.
Infrastructure is one layer
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