Fast NZ Web Hosting
Modern serverless hosting on a global edge network, managed by the same person who built your site.
The websites I build don't sit on a single rented server. They run on modern serverless hosting: your site is distributed across a global edge network and served from whichever location is closest to each visitor, so it loads fast for your customers in New Zealand and anywhere else they find you. There's no single server to rent, patch, or outgrow.
That fixes where cheap, unmanaged hosting usually goes wrong: slow servers drag down your SEO, a sudden burst of traffic can knock the site over, and out-of-date server software is the most common way small sites get hacked. Serverless hosting scales up automatically when you get busy, keeps SSL and backups always on, and removes the server maintenance behind most outages and security holes. You still deal with one person, me, not a call centre, whenever you need anything.
What's included
- Served from a global edge network, fast for NZ visitors and worldwide
- Serverless: auto-scales with your traffic, no server to rent or outgrow
- Free SSL certificate, always on and auto-renewed
- Automatic backups with fast, clean rollbacks
- No server software to patch, so far fewer security holes
- Migration from your current host handled for you
Common questions
Serverless doesn't mean there are no servers, it means you never have to think about them. Instead of your site living on one machine you rent and maintain, it's distributed across a global network and served from the location nearest each visitor. It scales up automatically when traffic spikes and back down when it's quiet, so you get a faster site, fewer outages, stronger security (no server software falling behind on updates), and nothing to outgrow, without paying for capacity you don't use.
Tell me what you want your website to do.
The first consultation is free and no-obligation, and a fixed-price quote follows if it's a fit. You'll get straight answers either way, from a local you can actually ring.