Flexibility that developers love, dependability that clients need, prices that managers appreciate. This rock-solid platform already hosts 16,000+ sites, and now it’s gone global.
We make it easier for you to develop and maintain better websites and products.
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The Webslice Console puts a huge amount of control at your fingertips. Create and manage containers, servers and databases, track current performance, assign users, and much more. It all happens in one place.
Webslice lets you do big things in a few seconds flat. It's a very quick job to enable SSL or Simple Cache, upgrade an image, or make a number of other choices that speed up your work and your websites.
Choose a server size, then start spinning up containers. You can always upgrade your server later, or ask us for a larger plan.
Two tiers of Support & Management speed you up even more. Start using powerful, time-saving features in the Webslice Console. Leave round-the-clock infrastructure monitoring and incident response to us. And get broader, faster access to our support team.
Proactive monitoring of servers and containers.
24/7 response to outages or excessive load.
Broader support covers your platform and application.
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Customize your own support SLA.
Running Craft CMS websites on your solid managed containerised platform allows us to concentrate on building without having to worry about managing backups, server upgrades and software upgrades. It’s reliable, secure and cost effective.
We like having full control of containers and direct access to code. Ultimately we have more control compared to other hosting providers. You guys actually listen to feedback, too.
Being able to run different versions of PHP for example, or different container setups, is a really great advantage for us. There are other providers who have similar options, but they won’t be able to give us the required performance you provide. Honestly, I don’t think that anyone is doing containers like you guys do.
Webslice Containers are thoroughly documented. Have a look and see how many of your questions are already answered.
