Hosting you don’t have to think about
Hosting is the part of a website nobody notices until the morning it stops working. Then it becomes the only thing that matters — the enquiry form that isn’t sending, the shop that won’t load, the email that bounces back.
We host websites for people in Corfu and across Greece, and the difference is not the server. It’s that when something breaks, you reach a person who already knows your site, instead of a ticket queue in another timezone.
If it’s your own site
Maybe it’s a personal site, a blog, a page for a rental property, or a portfolio you’ve been meaning to update for two years. You don’t need enterprise infrastructure. You need it to stay online, load quickly on a phone, and not quietly expire because a renewal notice went to an email address you stopped using in 2019.
We handle the domain, the certificate, the renewals and the backups, and we tell you in plain language when something needs your attention.
If it’s your business
A slow or offline site costs you bookings, not just goodwill. Hosting for a business needs daily backups you can actually restore from, a security certificate that never lapses, and enough speed that a visitor on a phone doesn’t give up before your page appears.
We also migrate you from wherever you are now. Moving hosts sounds risky and usually isn’t — we copy the site, test it privately, and only switch the domain across once it’s confirmed working. Downtime is typically minutes, not hours.
What’s included
- WordPress-optimised hosting, tuned for the plugins you actually run
- Free migration from your existing host, tested before anything switches
- SSL certificate installed and renewed automatically
- Daily backups, retained for 14 days, restorable on request — longer retention available if you need to reach further back
- Mailboxes on your own domain
- Core, plugin and theme updates applied and checked
- Uptime monitoring, so we usually know before you do
Migration included
Someone who answers
How it works
- Tell us what you have. Existing site, existing host, or starting fresh — we’ll tell you honestly whether moving is worth it.
- We move it. Copied, tested on a private address, then switched over at a quiet time.
- We keep it running. Updates, backups and monitoring continue in the background.
Free migration
from your host
SSL and backups
kept current
Local support
in Corfu
Questions people ask
Will my site go down while you move it?
Very briefly, if at all. The site is fully working on the new server before the domain points at it. Most moves are unnoticeable to visitors.
Do you handle the domain renewal too?
Yes, if you want us to. Expired domains are one of the most common and most painful ways a business loses its website and email at the same time.
I’m already hosted somewhere. Can you just help when it breaks?
Yes — see IT Consultancy. We’d rather fix your current setup than sell you a move you don’t need.
What does it cost?
Three plans, billed annually alongside your domain, prices excluding VAT. The server is the same for all three; what changes is how much of our time is included.
| Hosted | Managed | Looked after | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per year | €120 | €240 | €540 |
| Good for | A site that rarely changes | Most businesses | E-shops and booking sites |
| SSL, cache, daily backups kept | 14 days | 30 days | 90 days |
| Mailboxes | 3 | 10 | 25 |
| WordPress updates | Security only | Monthly, tested | Weekly, staged first |
| Uptime monitoring | — | Yes | Yes, with alerts |
| Malware | Scan | Scan and clean | Scan, clean, harden |
| Small changes included | — | 30 min a month | 2 hours a month |
| Support | E-mail, next working day | Phone or e-mail, same day | Priority phone; out of hours if the site is down |
| Monthly report | — | — | Yes |
Migration from your current host is included on every plan. Monthly billing is available at €12, €24 and €54 a month. A second site on the same plan is half price, extra mailboxes are €12 a year, and domain registration is charged at cost plus €10.
Get in touch
Send us your domain name and we’ll tell you where you’re hosted, how fast it loads, and whether it’s worth moving — before you commit to anything.
