YOU BUILD.
WE HOST.
Made your own website? Let us help with the part that keeps it online.
LET'S TALK ABOUT IT ↗Your work deserves a proper home
If you built a website yourself, you do not have to start over to talk to Mediajaw about hosting. A complete static HTML site is a good starting point: page files, images, styles, and scripts together. We can review the package and discuss domain connection, SSL, deployment, and ongoing support.
An export is more than a screenshot
Bring the working site files, not only a preview link or an image of the design. A builder may rely on its own hosting, paid features, database, or server functions. We need to know what runs independently and what requires another service. The hosting proposal follows those requirements.
Choose the help you need
Hosting-only support and a full website-maintenance plan are different arrangements. Discuss who will edit content, fix code, renew the domain, maintain dependencies, and manage third-party services. You can stay involved in your own site while having a local contact for the hosting setup.
QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS SERVICE
LET'S CLEAR IT UP.
What is the difference between a domain name and website hosting?
A domain name is the address people use to find your website, such as yourbusiness.com. Hosting is the service that stores and delivers the website files. They work together but can be managed separately. Mediajaw can help review both, including where the domain is registered and what changes are needed to launch your site.
Will changing website hosting affect my business email?
It can if DNS records are changed incorrectly. Website and email records should be reviewed together before a hosting move. Tell Mediajaw who currently provides your email and which addresses need to keep working. Planning the DNS changes helps avoid disrupting email while the new website is launched.
What should I ask before transferring a website to new hosting?
Ask about compatibility, included maintenance, backups, access, domain management, and how existing email will be protected during the move. Identify forms, databases, downloads, and third-party tools that must remain available. Mediajaw can review these details with you and explain the proposed arrangement before the website is transferred.
KEEP THE IDEA MOVING