Southeast Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine and Kenosha — the corner of the state we actually live in.
We have run this company from Milwaukee since 2000. Never sold, never merged, never rebranded — which, in hosting, has become genuinely rare. We host businesses right across the state and well beyond it.
The hosting industry consolidated heavily. A great many of the familiar names are brands owned by a handful of holding companies, kept alive because the name still ranks and still renews. The support desk, the billing and the servers may have moved several times since you signed up, and nobody wrote to tell you.
We are the other thing. Same company, same owner, same city, since 2000. When you open a ticket it reaches one of us. When you ask a question about your account, the answer is not constrained by a script or a retention policy written in another state.
That is really the entire argument. Everything else — cPanel, free SSL, nightly backups, no contract — is table stakes, and we would be suspicious of anyone charging extra for it.
We host customers everywhere. These are the markets we have written about properly, because we have something specific to say about each one.
Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine and Kenosha — the corner of the state we actually live in.
Eighty miles west of us, and a completely different mix. Madison runs on the university, the state, healthcare and a…
Paper, packaging, food processing, freight. Green Bay is a working economy, and most of the websites in it are working…
Appleton, Neenah, Menasha, Kaukauna, Oshkosh — separate cities on the map, one economy in practice. A good deal of it…
Eau Claire serves a catchment far bigger than its population. For a lot of businesses in the Chippewa Valley, the…
La Crosse sits where three states meet, and plenty of businesses there sell into all of them. The website has to make…
Somewhere else in Wisconsin, or outside it altogether? Ask us — nothing about an account is tied to a location, and the answer is almost certainly yes.
Three shared plans, one price list. First year from $5 a month, with the renewal rate printed on the card so year two is not a surprise.
No. We host businesses all over the country and nothing about an account is tied to a location. These pages exist because customers often want to know whether we are genuinely an independent Wisconsin company rather than a brand with a Wisconsin landing page. We are, and have been since 2000.
Honestly, no — not in any way a visitor would notice. Distance to the server matters far less than how the site is built. What a local host actually buys you is support in your own time zone from people you can reach.
Yes. Migration is a flat $299 however many accounts are involved, and we look at what you have first. If it is not worth doing, we will tell you that instead of taking the money.
It goes to the renewal rate shown beside the intro rate on every plan card. We print both on purpose — the cheap first year followed by an unannounced increase is the trick that drives most people to look for a new host.
Tell us what your site does and roughly how much traffic it sees. We will point you at the right plan, including the cheaper one if that is the honest answer.