Featured · client work
Lunarlink Solutions, Toronto
See it live
Hosting is the server space that stores a website and serves it to visitors. A domain is the address people type to reach it. They are separate services, frequently bought from different companies, and either one can be moved without touching the other.
The domain is the address. The hosting is the building it points at. Changing hosts moves the building without changing the address, which is why a site can be rebuilt and moved entirely without customers noticing anything.
Business email typically runs through a separate provider, connected to the same domain by a DNS record. This catches people out during a move: pointing the domain at new hosting without carrying the mail records across takes the email down while the website works perfectly. It is the most common launch-day incident there is.
Response speed, uptime, whether backups exist, whether a certificate is included and renews automatically, and whether support answers. For a small business site the difference between cheap and adequate hosting is measured in seconds of load time, which shows up directly in Core Web Vitals.
Free written audit. No call required, no commitment, no upsell at the end.
Reply within two business days
