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Website hosting & site care for Morganton

One monthly charge keeps the site online, protected and current.

A finished site still needs a home and a caretaker. The care plan makes us both. One flat monthly charge, in one of three tiers sized to your site, pays for the hosting and the little changes every business ends up asking for.

Inside the plan

  • Hosting on a global content network, so pages load fast whether the visitor is in Burke County or across the country.
  • An encryption certificate that renews by itself, keeping the browser padlock in place.
  • Around-the-clock monitoring, so an outage lands in our inbox first.
  • Edits on request: send new wording, pictures, hours or prices by text or email.
  • Test submissions of your contact form from time to time, so inquiries never dry up unnoticed.
  • Straight answers about the site, the domain or how your email is set up.

Less to go wrong

Plenty of small-business sites are stacked from a purchased theme and a pile of third-party add-ons, each changing on its own clock. One mismatch and pages stop loading. The sites we code are static files: no admin login to guess, no database to corrupt, and very few parts that can fail or be attacked.

Asking for an edit

Text or email Roger. Festival-week hours, a photo of the job you just wrapped or a revised price all fall under the plan. When a request turns into a whole new page, the cost comes to you in writing before any work.

Choosing a tier

Tiers scale with the site, so a compact starter build never pays for capacity it won't use. The quote names the tier that suits you, and the pricing page explains the rest.

Care plan questions

Which edits are included?

Swapping your hours, revising the service list, new pictures, a new hire's name or a closed-for-the-holiday banner. An entirely new page gets its own quote before any work.

What happens during an outage?

Monitoring alerts us and we fix it. Static files without a database rarely go offline to begin with.

Will you take over a site built elsewhere?

Generally no; the plans are made for sites we coded. If yours lives on a site builder, Roger can talk through whether to hold on to it or start fresh.

Tell Roger what you're picturing.

A short form or a phone call is enough to start. He reads every request himself and answers with a plain next step, whether that's a quote or a quick fix.