Managed infrastructure
Your site runs on managed hosting tuned for Next.js and Node — not shared cPanel where a neighbour's traffic spike becomes your problem.
Services — Hosting & support
Managed hosting from the team that built your site.
Your site should stay fast, secure and online without chasing a hosting vendor who never saw the codebase. We run managed hosting with SSL, uptime monitoring, patches and performance checks — and the same engineers who built the site handle incidents and small improvements through a clear monthly retainer.
What hosting and support actually means here.
Not a server invoice and a helpdesk queue you have to translate for. Four responsibilities we hold every month — itemised in your report so you know what ran, what shipped and what we watched.
SSL, patches and updates
Certificates renewed before expiry, dependencies patched on schedule, and security fixes shipped in code — not parked as a ticket for next quarter.
Monitoring and response
Uptime and performance monitored continuously. When something breaks at an awkward hour, the people who know the build get paged — not a generic queue.
A retainer with a clear scope
Small improvements, content support and incident response inside a monthly retainer with hours itemised. No mystery invoices and no sprint theatre for a form tweak.
The team that built it should run it.
Hosting breaks down when the server team never read the codebase, and support breaks down when every fix becomes a new project quote. We keep both with the same engineers.
No handoff to strangers
The engineer who shipped your site knows where the redirects live and which API keys matter. Incidents get fixed faster because nobody is learning the repo from scratch at 2 a.m.
Performance is maintenance, not a one-off
Core Web Vitals drift as content grows and libraries age. We watch speed as part of the retainer and ship fixes in code — not a quarterly PDF nobody implements.
Patches ship, not stack up
Security updates and dependency bumps are scheduled work, tested in staging before production. You are not running enquiry forms on a framework the vendor stopped supporting years ago.
Commercials you can read
Monthly retainers from about ₹15k, with hours and tasks itemised. You see what we did and what needs a separate scope — so finance is not guessing what the bill bought.
The stackFramework Platform Observability
Built for Next.js, run like operators.
We host what we build: Next.js on managed infrastructure with monitoring wired in from day one — not generic shared hosting stretched to fit a React app.
Next.js and Node
Infrastructure sized for server rendering, edge caching and API routes — the way the framework expects, not static files on the wrong server.
Vercel or managed cloud
Production on Vercel where it fits, or managed cloud when you need private networking or Indian data residency. Your accounts, your billing.
Monitoring and alerts
Uptime checks, error tracking and performance baselines with alerts to the team that can fix the issue — not a dashboard nobody opens until a client complains.
What's in every hosting and support retainer.
Five workstreams, run monthly, itemised in every report. Because we built the site, fixes ship in code the same week — not after a three-way call between agency, host and freelancer.
01
Infrastructure and SSL
The boring foundation that stops becoming an emergency at renewal time.
- Managed hosting and DNS
- SSL certificates and renewals
- Staging and production environments
- Backup and restore checks
02
Uptime and incident response
Monitored continuously, handled by people who know the build.
- Uptime and availability checks
- Error alerting and triage
- Incident response and comms
- Post-incident notes when useful
03
Security and dependency care
Patches on a schedule, not when a breach headline reminds you.
- Dependency and framework updates
- Security patch review and deploy
- Access and key hygiene checks
- Staging verification before production
04
Performance and health
Speed watched as the site grows, not only on launch day.
- Core Web Vitals spot checks
- Image and asset hygiene
- Cache and CDN tuning
- Monthly performance summary
05
Support hours and small improvements
Retainer hours for the work that should not need a new project quote.
- Content and component tweaks
- Form and integration fixes
- Analytics and tag support
- Hours used, itemised monthly
What happens, and when.
Clear scope from month oneWeek 1
Audit and handover
Hosting, DNS, SSL, monitoring and access documented. Baselines recorded for uptime and speed before we change anything.
Week 2
Migrate or stabilise
Sites move to managed infrastructure with a zero-drama cutover, or existing hosting is stabilised and patched. Staging verified before production shifts.
Month 1 →
Run and report
Monitoring live, patches on schedule, retainer hours for small work. Monthly report: uptime, tasks completed, hours used and anything needing separate scope.
Quarterly
Review and plan
Short review of performance, security and roadmap items. If the retainer no longer fits, we say so and resize it — not quietly pad hours.
Is a hosting and support retainer right for you?
A good fit when
- The site or app matters to revenue — downtime or a broken form actually costs you money
- You want one team accountable for build, hosting and fixes, not three vendors pointing at each other
- Security patches and SSL renewals should happen without you chasing reminders
- You need small improvements handled monthly without a new project quote every time
- You can approve minor changes within a few days when we need a content decision
Not the right call when
- You only need the cheapest shared hosting for a brochure site nobody maintains
- The codebase is unmaintained legacy nobody will take responsibility for
- You expect unlimited custom development inside a hosting retainer
- Nobody internally can approve even small changes, so work stalls for weeks
FAQ
Asked before every retainer.
Retainers typically start from about ₹15k a month for a single marketing site, rising with traffic, environments and support hours. Every month is itemised: hosting run, patches shipped, incidents handled and hours used — so you know what you paid for.
Also useful
Tell us what you are running today.
Share the site, where it is hosted and what keeps breaking. We will reply with an honest audit view and a retainer shape that matches the actual workload.