VPS (Bespoke)

Overview

Custom VPS hosting with dedicated resources sized to your workload. We stabilise what you have, plan the spec, provision, and migrate with minimal downtime. Managed options available; daily snapshots are offered as a hosted‑VM add‑on.

Spec examples

Starter: 2 cores • 4 GB RAM • 80 GB SSD
Team: 8 cores • 32 GB RAM • 1 TB SSD
Pro: 16 cores • 64 GB RAM • 2 TB SSD

(Scales up to 32 cores, 256 GB RAM, and 10 TB storage.)

Setup in 3 steps

Plan & size
Provision & harden
Migrate & verify

Not listed? Hosting is flexible. If you don’t see what you need, ask — and if it’s not a fit here, we’ll point you to someone good.

The on-page estimator reflects cores, RAM, and storage so you can size and price transparently.

What’s included

Single point of contact — direct to a senior engineer
Custom sizing up to 32 cores / 1 TB RAM / 10 TB storage
Identical standby set ready to take over (rapid failover/DR)
Fewer tenants per host for consistent performance
Transparent, incremental pricing as you scale

Good for

Apps needing dedicated resources and isolation
Migrations from shared/aging hosts
Projects that grow over time without replatforming
Apps that need specific CPU/RAM/storage mixes
Migrations from noisy shared VPS environments
Burst-prone workloads that need headroom and DR options

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Details

Lead time:: Within 24 hours
Billing:: Monthly / Quarterly
From:: £18.50 p/mo

Custom Hosting

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For when you don’t fit neatly in a box.

Custom Hosting is for applications or workloads that don’t fit a predefined plan. It could be a framework site, a multi-component stack, or an unusual mix of requirements. We scope the resources with you, provision a stable base, and manage it day-to-day with the same care we apply to our standard services. Every deployment includes Anycast DNS, auto-renewed SSL certificates, daily backups with restore support, and 24/7 monitoring. Hosting runs on our in-house Supermicro hardware with 8 Gbps uplinks and an identical standby set for rapid failover. Capacity is capped to keep performance consistent and support responsive. If your workload grows beyond a custom plan, we’ll help you scale into VPS (Bespoke) or Dedicated infrastructure. For WordPress or static content, see WordPress (Managed) or Static Hosting, which may be a better fit.

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Your server, someone else’s hardware, none of the drama.

Third-Party VPS Setup is for organisations who want expert deployment on external providers such as Vultr or Kamatera, but prefer to retain direct control of billing. We scope and price each setup per job, ensuring the right balance between cost, security, and performance.Our engineers provision the base operating system, apply hardening (SSH, roles, firewall), and prepare either a scaffold for your apps or a production-ready environment. Backups and monitoring hooks are included as standard. For larger or more complex environments — multi-node, high-availability, compliance requirements — we design and deliver a tailored plan with clear documentation.Typical engagements: small startups needing a secure server footprint, remote teams looking for predictable performance, or established firms offloading the heavy lifting of initial VPS setup while keeping provider billing in their name.

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From scaffolds to band-aids — on standby when you need us.

Retained support gives you a standing window for routine care and fast help when you need it. It keeps the small but important work moving and, should an urgent problem arise, gives you a named engineer who already understands your stack and constraints.Choose a plan that fits how you operate: Retainer (Lite) includes 45 minutes each month for housekeeping and small requests; Retainer (4 seat) includes 1.5 hours; Retainer (8 seat) includes 3 hours; Retainer (16 seat) includes 7.5 hours. Additional time is billed in 15-minute blocks (£20) and retained clients queue-jump ad-hoc work. Typical use includes patching, plugin updates, certificate renewals, mailbox/admin changes, light user support, and quick advice (e.g., Wi-Fi placement or a tidy migration plan).Many of the “fire-drills” we’re called to fix stem from drift: missed patches, stale plugins, untested changes, or unclear ownership. The cost isn’t just the fix; it’s downtime, lost momentum, and follow-on rework. A retainer doesn’t remove incidents, but it makes them rarer and shorter because routine work is handled and context is known.Plans: Retainer (Lite) is a month-to-month service. Retainer (4/8/16 seat) has a 3-month minimum. No rollover.Extras are billed in 15-minute blocks at £20 (effective £80/h).

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