Your website is a collection of files: pages, images, code. Hosting is the service that stores those files on a server and makes them available every time someone types your web address into a browser.

When you pay for hosting, you’re paying for space on a server, the connection that delivers your site to visitors, an email service linked to your domain, and security and maintenance on the server itself. What you’re not necessarily paying for — depending on who you’re with — is reliability, speed, support, or someone who knows your site when something goes wrong.

The real cost of cheap hosting isn’t the monthly fee. It’s the time lost dealing with problems, the developer costs when something needs fixing, and the customers who left because the site loaded slowly or showed an error.

Your site runs on reliable UK-based infrastructure — not a budget shared server with hundreds of other sites piled on top of it. SSL included, daily backups stored offsite, PHP kept current, security scanning running in the background.

And when you have a question, you message me directly — email or WhatsApp. I know your site and can usually tell you what’s happening and fix it the same day.

£45/month — for hosting that’s actually managed. No surprise renewals, no upsells for features that should be standard.

No surprise renewal increases. No upsells for standard features.