Managed Application Hosting

When the website is actually software.

Custom applications need more than disk space. We operate the agreed runtime, data layer, jobs, backups, monitoring, and infrastructure around the code—without pretending every application is the same size.

For systems with moving parts

PHP applications, APIs, database-backed tools, scheduled imports, background workers, integrations, ecommerce backends, internal systems, and workloads that do not fit the assumptions of commodity shared hosting.

The commercial unit is one agreed application/service boundary and the components that directly belong to it. That might be one web runtime and database, or a modest set of workers and scheduled jobs. A distributed platform with several independent services is scoped as the larger system it actually is.

Starting at $199 means starting at

The entry price covers an application that fits a predictable managed footprint. It is not a flat-rate promise for unlimited databases, multi-terabyte storage, high availability clusters, constant emergency engineering, or whatever architecture happens to arrive after checkout.

Every application is reviewed before activation. When the workload needs more infrastructure or more ongoing operational attention, we quote that clearly up front.

We operate the platform around your code

RuntimeSupported web/PHP/runtime configuration, service operation, and routine platform maintenance.

Data layerDatabase availability, backup planning, operational health, and investigation of capacity or performance problems.

Jobs & workersScheduled tasks and agreed background processes are treated as part of the application, not forgotten after deployment.

Monitoring & recoveryService monitoring, backups, restoration planning, and incident investigation around the managed environment.

Operational troubleshooting is included. Unlimited development is not.

When something fails, we help determine whether the cause is infrastructure, capacity, configuration, application code, or a third-party provider. Platform failures are part of the managed service.

If the root cause is a software defect or a feature that needs to be rewritten, we can help scope that work separately where appropriate. Managed Application does not quietly turn OnBoardHost into an unlimited software-development team.

Deployments should be repeatable and recoverable

We can work with the deployment process you already use or help establish a sensible one. The goal is a change path we can understand, reproduce, and roll back—not adding tools because they look impressive on an architecture diagram.

Scale when the workload earns it

Start with an appropriate footprint. Split web, database, cache, search, storage, or workers when measurements and failure boundaries give us a reason. If the application grows into dedicated infrastructure, the customer-facing service can evolve without making you rebuild the business around a particular control panel or server SKU.