Everything we do, in plain terms

Shared hosting on our own NVMe-backed infrastructure, across four tiers that step up in disk, bandwidth, databases and mailboxes as a site grows. Accounts are isolated from each other with hard quotas, and everything is provisioned through our billing portal — sign-up and upgrades are self-service, no quote required.

Business mailboxes on your own domain, with webmail, IMAP/SMTP for Outlook and phones, spam filtering, and the SPF and DKIM records set correctly so your mail actually lands. Included on every hosting plan rather than sold as an extra.

Domain registration and transfer, plus DNS hosting and record management — A, CNAME, MX, TXT — handled for you. If you would rather keep DNS with Cloudflare or your existing registrar, we will work with that instead of insisting you move.

Server installation and configuration from bare OS upwards — web, database, mail and application services — and the day-to-day administration that follows: package updates, firewall rules, backup jobs, performance tuning and troubleshooting when something misbehaves. Works on a box you already own, whether it sits in your office, a data centre or a cloud provider.

Scheduled backups of files, databases and mail, kept to a retention policy we agree in advance. Just as importantly, a restore path that has actually been tested — an untested backup is a guess, not a safety net.

HTTPS on every domain, issued through Let's Encrypt, installed, and renewed automatically. Commercial certificates are available where a specific vendor or warranty is required.

FTP and SFTP servers for teams that move large files, internal file sharing with per-user access control, and media servers such as Plex configured for streaming across a home or office network. Set up with sensible permissions and remote access that is not simply left open.

Enterprise resource planning built on Laravel and customised to the way your organisation actually runs, rather than forcing your process into someone else's module structure. Includes RMG ERP for garment manufacturing — order, production, store and costing flows modelled for how a factory floor genuinely works. Existing ERP platforms can be implemented and customised instead, where that is the better answer.

Human resource management covering employee records, attendance and leave, shift handling and payroll processing, with the salary rules and deductions of your organisation configured rather than assumed. Integrates with ERP and accounting where you already have them.

Customer relationship management — leads, pipelines, follow-ups and history in one place instead of scattered across spreadsheets and phones — plus the internal admin panels your team uses daily. Implementation and customisation of an existing CRM is equally on the table where it fits better than building new.

Subscriber management, package and bandwidth plans, invoicing, payment collection and expiry handling for internet service providers — built by people who also work on the network side of ISPs, so the billing system and the network it bills for are not designed in isolation from each other.

Invoicing, receipts, ledgers, expense tracking and the financial reports your accountant actually asks for. Built to match local practice around VAT and documentation, and to export cleanly into whatever your auditor uses.

Point-of-sale software with real stock control behind it: multi-location inventory, purchase and transfer handling, batch and expiry where the goods need it, and warehouse management for businesses moving volume rather than single items over a counter.

Sector-specific platforms where a generic tool never quite fits: hospital and clinic management, school and campus administration, real estate and property management, and garage or service-centre systems. Each is a different workflow, and each gets modelled properly rather than relabelled from the last one.

Mobile applications for Android and iOS, usually as the field-facing half of a system we also build the backend for — so the app, the API and the database are designed together rather than bolted on afterwards.

Job portals and listing marketplaces: employer and candidate accounts, posting and application flows, search and filtering that works at volume, and the moderation tools someone has to use every day once the site is busy.

Helpdesk ticketing and live chat running on your own infrastructure, so customer conversations and their history stay yours. Set up with the routing, canned replies and reporting a support team needs rather than a bare chat widget.

Online booking and appointment systems, plus SMS and email campaign tools wired to local gateways — with sending practices, opt-outs and delivery reporting set up so your messages reach inboxes instead of spam folders.

Physical and virtual server management, and the virtualisation layer under it — VMware, Hyper-V or Proxmox — sized, built and maintained. Includes consolidating existing physical machines onto a hypervisor without turning a hardware failure into a single point of failure for everything at once.

Shared storage design and deployment — SAN for block storage behind a virtualisation cluster, NAS for file shares and archives — with capacity, redundancy and growth headroom worked out from your actual data rather than from a vendor's default configuration.

Moving workloads to AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, or to a hybrid of cloud and your own hardware. We will tell you plainly which workloads are worth moving and which are cheaper and simpler where they are — a migration that raises your monthly bill for no operational gain is not a win.

Containerising applications with Docker and running them under Kubernetes where the scale justifies it, plus the build and deployment pipelines around them so releases are repeatable rather than a manual ritual. Where Kubernetes would be more complexity than you need, we will say so.

Colocation placement and rack planning, through to full room design against Tier I–IV expectations — layout, containment, cable management, capacity planning and the documentation that makes the room auditable rather than just tidy.

UPS and generator planning, PDU layout, cooling design and airflow containment, and energy management so the room's power draw is measured and understood rather than discovered when a breaker trips.

Disaster recovery and business continuity planning, including disaster-recovery-as-a-service replication to a second site. Defined recovery point and recovery time targets, written procedures, and — the part most plans skip — an actual rehearsal, because a DR plan nobody has tested is a document, not a capability.

Infrastructure monitoring across the facility — DCIM for the room itself, Zabbix or PRTG for hosts and services — with dashboards that mean something and alerting that reaches the right person. Routine, well-understood conditions can be handled by automated responses so a human is only pulled in when judgement is genuinely needed.

Technical SEO done first — site speed, crawlability, structure, metadata, mobile behaviour — then on-page work on the content that actually drives enquiries. Reported honestly, including when a keyword is not worth chasing.

Social media presence run as a working channel rather than a posting quota: page setup and management, a content plan tied to what you actually sell, and paid campaigns with targeting and budget matched to the audience you are trying to reach.

Campaign setup and ongoing management across search and social, with budgets and targeting matched to what you are actually selling and to whom.

Analytics and conversion tracking configured so the numbers answer a real business question, and reporting that says what changed and why rather than dumping a dashboard on you.

Logo and brand identity work, and the material that carries it: packaging, posters, brochures, profiles and social templates. Delivered with the source files and a short usage guide, so your identity stays consistent whoever produces the next piece.

Video production end to end — concept and pre-production, filming, editing, colour and sound, then a review and revision round before delivery — plus motion graphics and animated explainers where a camera is not the right tool for the job.