Hosting
Business web hosting in Jordan.
For company websites that represent a real business — monitored, backed up, kept current, and supported locally.
Business hosting is a different requirement
A personal blog going offline is an inconvenience. A company website going offline stops enquiries, breaks the address on your invoices, and — if email is on the same domain — can stop communication entirely.
Business hosting is therefore less about the size of the package and more about what happens operationally: whether anyone notices an outage before you do, whether a restore actually works, whether the platform is patched, and whether support can diagnose rather than deflect.
How we run it
Availability monitoring
Sites are checked continuously from outside the platform, so an outage raises an alert to us rather than waiting for a customer to report it.
Automated backup
Files and databases backed up on a schedule, stored off the hosting server, with retention agreed rather than assumed.
Managed SSL
Certificates provisioned, installed and renewed as part of the service. HTTPS is not an optional extra.
Current runtimes
Supported PHP, database and control panel versions, updated on a managed schedule instead of drifting years behind.
Performance tuning
Caching, compression and sensible resource allocation, with slow pages investigated rather than blamed on the internet.
Local engineering support
Access to engineers in Jordan who can inspect logs and configuration, not just restart things and hope.
We build the site on the new platform first and test it while your live site keeps running untouched. Only once the new environment is confirmed working does DNS change, and the old platform stays available afterwards as a rollback position.
Email is handled with the same care — mailboxes copied, authentication records rebuilt, and delivery verified before the old mail platform is retired.
- Build and test first, on the new platform, before any DNS change.
- Content, databases and mail migrated together rather than in pieces.
- DNS cut over at a low-traffic window with reduced TTLs.
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC rebuilt so mail keeps being delivered.
- Rollback available until the new environment is confirmed stable.
Web hosting questions
What kind of sites is this suitable for?
Is there downtime during migration?
Do you fix sites, or only host them?
What happens if the site is hacked?
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