Assess
A written read of what you're running: dependencies, traffic, release process, monitoring gaps, backup posture, and where the risk sits.
Managed cloud · DevOps for agencies and SMBs
Managed Cloud and DevOps for agencies and SMBs.
For SMBs and agencies (5–200 people) running production they can't afford to lose, without a 24/7 ops team. We take over the cloud, cPanel/WHM, WordPress, or the SaaS backend and operate it under SLA.
We operate production for teams that don't have a 24/7 NOC of their own.
- Official cPanel NOC partner
- 24/7 proactive monitoring
- Senior engineer escalation
- Canadian-owned and operated
- Written scope, fixed monthly quote
- Cloud · WordPress · cPanel · DevOps
Pick the lane that sounds like you.
- High-traffic WordPress
My WordPress site has outgrown commodity hosting.
Publishers, WooCommerce stores, portals, and marketing platforms where downtime or a botched plugin update costs revenue. We run the cluster, the cache, staging, and releases.
Explore Enterprise WordPress - For your agency
My agency needs a hosting and infra partner behind the client work.
White-label cloud, WordPress, and DevOps behind your client portfolio. You keep the relationship; we handle migrations, monitoring, escalations, and the 2am call.
Explore Agency Partner - AWS / cloud cleanup
My AWS account is a mess and the bill keeps creeping up.
A stack a freelancer wired up: nothing documented, monitoring half on, nobody able to explain the invoice. We take it over, clean it up, and operate it under SLA.
Explore AWS Operations - cPanel / WHM / IaaS
I run a hosting platform and need a real infrastructure operator.
Private cloud, cPanel/WHM, custom IaaS, load balancing, and distributed storage, run by a team that has operated these stacks at scale for fifteen years. Official cPanel NOC partner.
Explore Infrastructure
What owners and CTOs tell us
The site is the business. And the team operating it is one person, part-time.
Production breaks on a Sunday morning, a Friday afternoon, or the week your only senior dev is on vacation. The work is rarely new features. It is the maintenance nobody had time for.
- The agency is expected to support client sites with no infrastructure team behind it.
- The plugin update that broke checkout on a Sunday morning.
- The AWS bill grew 40% this year and nobody can point to what changed.
- The freelancer who set it up moved on; the only runbook is in someone's head.
- The migration off the old VPS has been on the roadmap for two years.
- Monitoring exists, sort of. Nobody is on the other end of the alert.
What you get with us
An operations team on your environment, without hiring one.
We monitor, document, and support the environment ourselves. Same engineers, written scope, response times in the contract.
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Senior engineer on the escalation path
An on-call operator who knows your environment works the runbook a senior engineer wrote. Senior escalation is on the path in every operate engagement.
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NOC-style monitoring you can audit
Monitoring thresholds set together: uptime, response time, error rates, certificate expiry, backup success, cost drift. You see the same dashboard we do.
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Written scope, fixed monthly quote
Pricing scopes to drivers (workload size, ticket volume, environments under management) and lands as a fixed monthly number after discovery.
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Migrations executed end-to-end
Discovery, staging, cutover, rollback plan, performance validation, and post-launch stabilization, all done by us.
Technology partners
- cPanel
- CloudLinux
- LiteSpeed
- Cloudflare
- Juniper
- eStruxture
- Plesk
- Virtuozzo
- AWS
- WebPros
- Cogent
- GitHub
- Supermicro
- Fortinet
- Termius
- Microsoft
- Docker
- PagerDuty
- Grafana
- Splunk
- Site24x7
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Example scenarios
How we approach it, in detail.
Each example scenario covers the environment before, the risk, the plan and the result. They are illustrative, not specific clients.
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High-traffic WordPress publishing
National publisher replatform: from a single VPS to managed WordPress operations
An example scenario covering the discovery, staging migration, cutover, and post-launch stabilization for a high-traffic Canadian WordPress publisher.
- Uptime
- 99.99%
- Resp p95
- p95 312 ms
- Sev-1 ack
- 4h → 22 min
- Tickets
- −62%
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WordPress performance optimization
Same hosts, same theme, dramatically faster: rebuilding Core Web Vitals on a national publisher
A national Canadian publisher had watched LCP, INP and CLS collapse over two years of plugin accretion and a 2025 redesign. We were brought in to make the same site fast again — without a migration, a replatform, or a front-end rewrite. Here is what we found and what we changed.
- Uptime
- 99.99%
- Resp p95
- p95 240 ms (was p95 1…
- Sev-1 ack
- No new on-call rotati…
- Tickets
- −54% editorial-side p…
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Emergency stabilization
Stabilizing a launch 72 hours before the press hit go
A 72-hour emergency stabilization engagement for a Canadian consumer SaaS pre-launch — three cascading failures, one weekend, one incident retrospective, as an example scenario.
- Uptime
- 99.94% during launch…
- Resp p95
- p95 380 ms at launch…
- Sev-1 ack
- First fix landed with…
- Tickets
- Customer-reported inc…
How we work
Assess. Architect. Migrate or stabilize. Then operate it for you.
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Architect
We propose the operating model (what stays, what moves, what gets rebuilt) and a fixed quote scoped to drivers.
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Migrate or stabilize
We do the move or the cleanup ourselves: staging, cutover, rollback plan, performance validation, and launch support.
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Operate
Monthly engagement: monitoring, patching, backups, incident response, vendor escalation, and a written improvement roadmap. The same engineers stay with your environment.
Tell us what you're running. We'll tell you what needs to change.
Book a consult. You leave with a written assessment and, if it's a fit, a fixed monthly quote. The assessment is yours either way.