Show up without it eating your week
The hard part is not writing one post. It is writing the ninetieth while running the business. We plan, produce and schedule; you approve.
- Cadence
- Weekly
- Approval
- Yours
- Channels
- Where you are
- Contract
- Rolling
Planned, not improvised
A plan you can see
Next month's posts, before the month starts.
Your voice
Written to sound like you, not like an agency.
You approve
Nothing publishes without a sign-off.
Scheduled
Posted at the times your audience is actually there.
Replies handled
Comments and messages answered, not left sitting.
Reported
What reached people, and what it led to.
Most social enquiries arrive as a DM
And they arrive in the evening. An agent can answer the routine ones immediately so the enquiry does not go cold before morning.
Before you buy
The things people actually ask us, answered plainly.
How much does web hosting cost?
Cloud, WordPress and ecommerce hosting all start at $7.95/mo, against a standard rate of $12.62/mo. Starter also carries a one-off $2.95 setup fee. The figure that decides real cost is the standard rate rather than the promotional rate, so compare that before you compare anything else — we show both.
Do your prices go up when I renew?
Yes. The advertised price is a promotional rate and the plan renews at the standard rate. As it does everywhere in this industry — the difference is that we print the renewal rate next to the promotional one rather than leaving it in the terms, so you can see what it costs from year two before you buy.
Are there hidden fees or setup charges?
No. Setup is free, migration is free, SSL is free, WHOIS privacy on domains is free, and restoring a backup is free. Domain registrations renew at published rates, and premium domains are labelled as premium before checkout.
Can I get a refund if it does not work out?
Yes, 30 days on all hosting plans, no questions asked. Domain registrations are generally not refundable once registered because the registry fee is paid immediately, which is standard across registrars and set out in the refund policy.
Which hosting plan should I choose?
Match it to the workload. Brochure sites and blogs fit shared hosting; variable or growing traffic suits cloud; applications needing root access want a VPS; sustained heavy load justifies a dedicated server. If nobody in-house wants to maintain a server, choose managed hosting at whichever tier.
Can I upgrade my plan later?
Yes. You can upgrade or downgrade at any time, and changes are prorated to your billing cycle.
Will you move my existing site for me?
Yes, and it is free. Our team moves the site, the database and the email onto a staging URL first, usually within a business day. You check it there, we fix anything that looks wrong, then we switch DNS at a time you pick — so there is no gap in service.
A plan that still makes sense in year two
Free migration, free SSL and daily backups on every plan, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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