
October 13, 2026 9 min read
Moving a website can be straightforward. It can also uncover old hosting arrangements, missing logins, outdated software and a surprising number of things nobody knew were connected to the site.
We can help move WordPress websites between hosts, take over inherited sites and get the new environment properly checked before the switch.
Website & database migration
Managed WordPress hosting moves
Backups before migration
DNS & domain changes
SSL setup
Plugin & PHP compatibility review
Staging & pre-launch checks
Post-migration forms and functionality testing
We have dealt with sites where the previous host, freelancer or agency still controls key access. Where needed, we can help identify what is missing, communicate the technical requirements and work through the handover with you.
£80/hour
One-off help with faults, changes and technical WordPress problems. You only pay for the time used. Pre-quoted where possible, or billed in 5-minute increments.
Pre-quoted or billed in 5-minute increments
WordPress fault finding and repairs
Plugin and theme troubleshooting
24/7 website availability monitoring
Content and layout updates
CMS support and training
From
£21/month, billed annually
Secure, managed WordPress hosting with essential maintenance and monitoring taken care of, including backups, updates, uptime monitoring and access to support.
Managed WordPress hosting
SSL certificate and server security
Daily backups with an off-site copy
24/7 website availability monitoring
WordPress, theme and plugin updates
Email and telephone support
From
£220/month
Hosting, maintenance and regular website updates for organisations that need ongoing hands-on help, including priority response and up to 3 hours of website updates each month.
Everything in Hosting & Support
Priority response during working hours
Up to 3 hours of website updates each month
Content, layout and plugin changes
Ongoing advice and recommendations
Unused time rolls over up to 10 hours

If the website contains outdated software, malware, unsupported plugins or an uncertain hosting history, we may recommend copying it into a safe staging environment before making changes. That lets us understand what we are taking on without risking the live site.


Use our simple secure intake to outline the issue, change or project you need help with. Include the website address and anything useful for us to know.

We gather the access we need, review the website and explain the sensible options in plain English.

Once we understand what is needed, we confirm the recommended work and expected cost. Nothing substantial begins without your approval.

We complete the agreed work, test what we have changed and let you know when everything is ready for review.

You will speak to real UK based people who understand WordPress. Never a chatbot or anonymous call centre. Your issue is reviewed by the technical team responsible for helping resolve it.

We will explain what has happened, why it matters and what we recommend doing next without hiding behind jargon.

We do not need to have designed, built or hosted your website. We are happy to investigate inherited, ageing and imperfect WordPress setups. No sales, no pressure.

We will not recommend a rebuild when a sensible repair will do. Where continued repair is no longer safe or economical, we will explain the alternatives honestly.
“Our web developments are usually ambitious and complicated, but we are yet to come across a problem they haven’t been able to solve.”
Abbie Dickson-Davies
Head of Marketing, Propp
“Regular face-to-face meetings with the team in Winchester have been important to me, but their swift and professional telephone and email support is also invaluable to any business.”
Jamie Pankhurst
Founder & Managing Director, Wilde Trout
“All parts of the web project were provided on time and to budget, and the team have been a joy to work with.”
Nikki Bream
Group Managing Director, Hazeley Group
“They really understand our charity and our audiences and deliver high quality solutions that meet our goals.”
Kay Mitchell
Head of Communications, WinACC

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