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Website Services
Automatic backups and a tested way to get your site back if something goes wrong.
Many sites rely on a hosting backup that nobody has ever tested. When a hack, a bad update or a deleted file strikes, the backup turns out to be missing, old or unusable.
Illustrative example
A butcher’s site is rebuilt overnight after a failed update, with the last orders intact, because backups were running and had been tested.
We start with an audit of speed, security, accessibility and content, and explain the findings in plain English.
You choose the priorities and we confirm the scope, the access we need and a realistic timeline.
Changes are made on a copy first where possible, backed up and tested before they go live.
You get a short summary of what changed and an easy way to ask for the next thing.
We normally need access to your hosting, domain and website login, and a named person who can approve changes. If those details have been lost we can help you recover them.
We agree a retention period with you, typically a few weeks of daily copies, balanced against storage.
Yes. A site backup should include files and the database, otherwise orders and posts are lost.
Tell us what you need. We will explain the options in plain English and give you a clear next step.
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