Three tiers on our private VPS — deploys, backups, TLS, and someone who picks up the phone when something breaks. No ticket queues. No scripted support agents. No surprises on renewal.
Get a QuotePick the tier that matches your workload. Setup fees are one-time; monthly fees recur. What's bundled vs. separate is listed clearly for each tier — no surprises later.
Static HTML, Hugo, Astro, plain marketing sites — no database, no PHP, no runtime
WordPress, small Node / FastAPI services, low-traffic apps with a runtime and optionally a database
Revenue-generating apps with payments, customer data, uploads, and schema migrations on every deploy
The monthly fee covers running your site — not building it. One-time and pass-through costs are kept separate so you know exactly what recurs.
These are response-time commitments, not uptime guarantees. All times are Mountain Time. We don't sell an uptime SLA we can't deliver on a shared VPS — the honest pitch is below.
When one of these hits, we'll communicate the cause and ETA clearly — we just don't owe remedies for events outside our control.
We'd rather tell you the real constraints upfront than overpromise and underdeliver. If these don't work for your situation, we'll say so.
The underlying infrastructure costs are a small fraction of the monthly fee. The rest covers deploys, security responses, DNS, documentation, and knowing your stack — so when something breaks at 9pm, it gets fixed that night rather than sitting in a queue.
If your site is a hobby project on a tight budget, commodity shared hosting at $5/mo is the right answer and we'll say so. If you have in-house ops capacity, a DIY cloud setup makes sense. We're the right fit when downtime costs you more than our fee, or when you don't want to own the Linux stack yourself.
Tell us what you're running and we'll recommend a tier, estimate the migration, and give you a flat monthly number with no surprises.