Your old web guy owns your domain. He stopped answering in March.Your old web guy owns your domain. He stopped answering in March.

We put the domain in your name and look after DNS, email authentication and the technical work around your website. We work with your developer; we’re not a web design shop.

We put the domain in your name and watch it.

We’re not a web design shop. When a client’s website turns into an IT problem, we take it over: the domain in your name, DNS (the settings that point it at your website and email), email authentication, and a technical eye on the developer you already have.

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Your domain, in your name.
Renewed without anyone having to remember.
DNS and email authentication.
Changeable by fewer people.
Not a web design shop.
A technical eye on the developer you already have.

What we look after

The domain.
Registered to you, locked, renewed. We have found one three weeks from expiry with nobody watching it.
DNS.
The records that send your email and website to the right place. We make the change and check that it took.
Email authentication.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC help decide whether your invoices land in the inbox or the junk folder. We set them up and keep your marketing platform from quietly breaking them. More on email authentication.
Your web developer.
Most clients already have one, which is fine. We handle what they need from the domain and check the result afterward.

2 more things we look after

Hosting.
One client was paying about $1,500 a month for its website. Now it pays $0, and the move fixed problems the client couldn’t solve for years. Almost every site we move ends up at $0 a month.
The contact form.
We check that it reaches an inbox somebody actually reads. On one site it had stopped delivering after a migration, weeks before anyone noticed.

Switching from the old web guy too?

Switching to us

The web developer is not the problem.

They build a fine site. Once it launches, the domain, the forms and your email authentication tend to become nobody's job.

We do the watching. They keep building.

What a domain in good order looks like.

In your name.
Not the web developer's, not the old IT company's. We have found domains still registered to a vendor the client stopped using years ago.
Renewed without anyone remembering.
Auto-renew on, a card that works, and the renewal on our calendar instead of yours.
Changeable by fewer people.
Every login that can edit your DNS is a way to break your email. We keep that list short and write down who is on it.

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Where it’s registered, when it expires, whether it’s locked and who runs your DNS, in a few seconds. Free, no sign-up.

How to read your results GoodWorth a lookProblemCouldn’t tell

Good: This check found what it was looking for.
Worth a look: Something is missing, unclear or could be better. A good question to ask whoever looks after it.
Problem: A specific gap the check saw, or one you told us about. Worth acting on soon.
Couldn’t tell: The check could not see enough to say. That is not good or bad news.

Trevor points to an envelope icon on a desktop monitor beside a laptop displaying a form. — We check that your contact form reaches your inbox.

They are always there to help me with all of our companies IT needs. They go above and beyond to make sure that we are kept up and running with little or no downtime.

Michele M., Google review

Every review on Google: five stars.

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