Backups we have restored
Daily backups kept off the host itself, with periodic restores run against the real archive. If a restore fails we treat it as an incident, not a note.
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Hosting run by the same people who run production networks. NVMe storage, daily backups that are actually restored, TLS on everything, and a human who answers — at prices built for Philippine businesses rather than converted from dollars.
Why ours
Every provider lists backups. Very few have opened one. We run the same recovery discipline here that we run on client infrastructure — because the difference only shows up on the worst day.
Daily backups kept off the host itself, with periodic restores run against the real archive. If a restore fails we treat it as an incident, not a note.
Not a shared account on somebody's oversold box. Resources are allocated, not promised, so a noisy neighbour is not your problem.
Support from the engineer who set it up, in Philippine hours. No ticket queue in another continent and no first-line script.
TLS issued and renewed automatically, SSH keys instead of passwords, firewalling on by default and unused services closed before handover.
Uptime, capacity and certificate expiry watched for you, so the first person to know your site is down is us and not your customer.
Site, database, mail routing and DNS cutover handled as one planned change, with the old host left running until the new one is verified.
What you can get
Pick the smallest thing that fits — we would rather move you up later than sell you headroom you never use.
For business sites, company portals and small applications. You publish; we handle the operating system, updates, certificates and backups.
Suits WordPress, Laravel, Node and static sites. PHP and Node versions pinned to what your application was tested on.
For teams who want their own machine — your stack, your rules, on infrastructure that is backed up, monitored and recoverable.
Snapshots before every major change, and an optional standby copy on separate hardware.
Priced per workload, not per checkbox
Traffic, storage and what the application is written in — that is enough for us to size it properly and quote a real number, including the migration.