Marketing hosting where a launch does not need a developer.
The campaign goes live on Tuesday. The landing page needs a change on Monday night, and the person who can deploy it is asleep.
Speed of change, not speed of code.
A marketing site is judged on how quickly it can become something else, which is a different requirement from how fast it renders.
Try it somewhere real first
A staging copy means a landing page can be built, reviewed and approved before anyone touches the live site. Changes are pushed when the campaign is ready rather than when someone is free.
The spike arrives in ten minutes
Paid campaigns and email sends do not ramp. Traffic arrives at once on one landing page, which is served from the edge so the send does not take the site with it.
Tag managers that do not undo the work
Every measurement script added is page speed spent. The budget is visible, so the conversation about a fifth analytics tool happens before it is installed rather than after rankings move.
Staging that cannot get indexed
A test environment discovered by a crawler competes with the site it was copied from. Staging is closed to indexing at the platform rather than by a checkbox somebody forgets.
Undo Monday night
The riskiest edits happen in a hurry before a launch. Daily backups mean a bad one is reversed rather than fixed under pressure.
The bottleneck is rarely the server.
Marketing teams do not lose time to slow pages. They lose it waiting for someone else to publish, and to changes nobody dared make live.
- Staging for building and approving before launch
- Landing pages served from the edge during sends
- Third-party tag weight visible
- Staging environments excluded from indexing
Everyone arrives in the same ten minutes.
An email to a hundred thousand subscribers is not a traffic curve. It is a wall, and it lands on one page.
What we change for marketing teams
The constraints here are organisational as much as technical, and the configuration is chosen to remove the waiting.
| Setting | What we do | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Staging access | Available to the marketing team, not only to developers | The delay in a campaign is almost never rendering time - it is waiting for the one person allowed to publish to be awake. |
| Landing page delivery | Served from the edge during campaign sends | An email to a large list arrives as a wall of traffic on a single page within minutes, which is nothing like organic growth. |
| Third-party tags | Weight surfaced so it can be argued about | Each measurement script is page speed spent, and the fifth one is usually added without anyone knowing what the first four already cost. |
| Staging indexing | Blocked at the platform rather than by a setting | A staging copy that gets crawled competes with the site it was cloned from, and the checkbox meant to prevent it is the one everybody forgets. |
| Rollback | Daily restore points covering pre-launch edits | The riskiest changes are made at speed the night before a campaign, which is exactly when nobody has time to debug one. |
Simple, transparent pricing.
Every plan includes free migration, daily backups, SSL and 24/7 support.
- 1 WordPress site
- 10 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Support tickets
- 5 WordPress sites
- 50 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Priority support tickets
- 20 WordPress sites
- 200 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Dedicated support
Questions, answered.
Can my team publish without a developer?
Will the site hold up during an email send?
How many tracking scripts is too many?
Can our staging site show up in Google?
Ship the campaign on Monday night.
Move the marketing site across - migration is free, staging included.