What the service needs to cover
Check privacy-minded hosting decisions that reduce unnecessary exposure and keep ownership clear without promising anonymity, regulatory certification, or legal compliance simply because a server is in Canada.
Privacy focused hosting
Server location is one part of a privacy plan. Review application access, third-party services and backup locations as well.
Hosting options
Shared hosting for websites, email and PHP applications, with Virtualmin included.
See Web hosting →02Help moving websites, databases and email. We agree on the scope and cutover details before the move.
See Migration help →03Register or transfer a domain and manage DNS. Registration and renewal prices depend on the extension.
See Domains →04Tell us what you need to host and when it needs to be ready.
See Ask about your project →Your requirements
Check privacy-minded hosting decisions that reduce unnecessary exposure and keep ownership clear without promising anonymity, regulatory certification, or legal compliance simply because a server is in Canada.
Record the account owner, administrator and recovery contact. Keep passwords and keys in an appropriate secret store, not in this worksheet.
For backups, define the data-loss window and retention period. Check physical and account separation from the source, then restore a sample before relying on the copy.
Keep current configuration and renewal details. Review the plan when the data, software or people responsible for the service change.
Planning
Confirm the current product specifications and service responsibilities. Record who can approve a change and how to recover the service if it goes wrong.
Use the detailed checklist to plan setup, access, migration and recovery with your team.
Download PDF →Send us the software you use, your storage needs and your launch or moving date.
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