Managed Hosting for CMS-Driven and Custom Web Platforms
Production-grade hosting environments for modern CMS-driven and custom web platforms, running on DigitalOcean and Microsoft Azure. Single-tenant by default for new clients, with daily backups, security hardening, SSL management and uptime monitoring included from day one. We do not offer commodity or shared hosting.
Hosting built for sites that have to work
Our infrastructure is designed for businesses that rely on their websites as critical operational and marketing assets, where downtime has measurable cost and where set-it-and-forget-it shared hosting introduces risk.
That set of trade-offs makes our hosting a strong fit for B2B and manufacturing websites, multi-regional and multilingual platforms, product-content-heavy marketing sites, SEO-critical websites, and platforms with cross-property integration requirements.
- Multi-tenant shared hosting
- Self-managed cPanel-style environments
- Entry-level commodity price bands
- Set-it-and-forget-it expectations
What's included, configured and run by our engineers
- Dedicated or logically isolated environments — no shared hosting
- Server configurations tuned for Craft CMS, custom PHP and modern frontend stacks
- Environment parity across development, staging and production
- Ongoing infrastructure maintenance and updates
- Server-level caching and optimization
- Optimized PHP and database configurations
- Uptime monitoring with alerting
- CDN integration where the audience profile requires it
- Performance tuned against measurable load targets, not guesswork
- Let's Encrypt SSL with auto-renewal
- Firewall and security hardening
- Regular OS and stack patching — kernel, PHP, database, web server
- Secure access control and credential management
- Daily automated backups to offsite storage in a separate region
- Ninety-day retention by default, extendable
- Verified restore readiness for rapid recovery
- Controlled deployment workflows with staging-based testing
- Rollback capability for unexpected issues
- Shared hosting on a multi-tenant environment
- A self-managed cPanel-style environment
- Low-cost commodity hosting in the entry-level retail band
- A "set it and forget it" arrangement
Four active Managed Hosting tiers
Tier selection is a conversation, not a checkbox — the right choice depends on traffic, content volume, criticality, and how your team works.
Essential
Up to ~50 pages, low traffic
Brochure sites and microsites, up to roughly fifty pages, with low traffic. The right tier for organizations whose website is an important but not business-critical asset, where the goal is to keep the site healthy and well-maintained without overspending on capacity nobody will use.
Standard
Active marketing sites, light e-commerce
Active marketing sites with normal traffic, possibly with light e-commerce. The right tier for organizations whose website is a primary lead-generation or brand-presence channel and needs consistent performance and stronger isolation.
Performance
High traffic, business-critical
Higher-traffic websites, larger media libraries, and business-critical sites where uptime, page speed, and resilience under load all matter. The right tier for organizations whose website carries measurable revenue, runs campaigns, or supports global audiences that expect fast page loads from anywhere.
Multi-Property
A portfolio of sites under one setup
Single client running multiple production sites and environments, custom-quoted based on the architecture. The right tier for organizations operating a portfolio of properties (main site, regional subsidiaries, campaign microsites, customer portals) under one integrated infrastructure.
Every tier can be extended
Additional environments
Development, staging and QA environments beyond what the tier includes.
Extended backup retention
Retention beyond the default ninety days, to whatever your policy requires.
Managed database
A separate, dedicated managed database instance rather than a co-located one.
Cloudflare Pro or Business
Managed Cloudflare at the plan level your traffic and threat profile call for.
Larger asset storage
Additional storage allocation for media-heavy libraries.
Our hosting prioritizes four things, and trades against the alternatives
Stability over oversubscription
Single-tenant by default, with the isolation and predictability that brings. Your resources are not a function of what a neighbouring site is doing.
Performance over lowest cost
Configurations are tuned against measurable load targets. We would rather right-size an environment than win on price and under-deliver on speed.
Security over convenience
Hardening, patching at the OS and stack layer, managed SSL and controlled access — applied as routine work rather than on request.
Predictable scaling over shared-resource models
Designed to support growth, change and evolving traffic patterns, with a tier structure that makes the next step obvious.
Frequently asked questions
Managed hosting is cloud hosting that includes the engineering work needed to keep the infrastructure healthy: server configuration, security hardening, patching, monitoring, backups, SSL management, and human support. With Convergine, you get the underlying cloud (DigitalOcean or Azure) plus the team that runs it.
Shared hosting puts many sites on the same server. Performance, security posture, and resource availability depend on what your neighbors are doing. Our managed hosting is single-tenant by default, which means your site runs in its own environment, tuned to its workload. Resources are predictable, security configurations are not shared, and noisy-neighbor scenarios do not affect you.
Both. DigitalOcean is our primary platform for most Craft CMS and custom PHP applications. Microsoft Azure is used for clients invested in the Microsoft ecosystem or with specific compliance and data residency requirements. We help clients choose based on application fit and business requirements, not on a preferred vendor.
Yes. We migrate sites regularly from shared hosts, other agencies, and self-managed environments. Migrations are planned, executed on staging first, tested, and cut over with minimal downtime. A pre-migration audit identifies risks so they get addressed before the move, not after.
Yes. Every active tier can include staging and development environments, either as part of the tier or as an add-on. Environment parity (development, staging, and production all configured the same way) is the default, because that is how you avoid the "it worked on staging" problem.
The decision is based on traffic, content volume, business criticality, and operational needs (staging requirements, integration complexity, multi-property setup). A short conversation is usually enough for us to recommend a tier and explain the reasoning. We err on the side of right-sizing rather than upselling.
Infrastructure is half the defence
Managed Hosting keeps the server layer healthy. Platform Care covers everything above the server line — the CMS, plugins, themes, content and application-layer integrations. Most clients engage both, because problems can originate at either layer.