Static websites
HTML, CSS, JavaScript and their assets can have a straightforward hosting profile. Build steps, forms and connected services still need to be checked.
YOUR WEBSITE, YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Bring what
you’ve built.
Every website has its own foundations. A useful hosting plan starts with knowing how yours runs and what can move.
Explore my optionsWebsites with a database
PHP and database-backed applications need a compatible runtime, a complete copy and a plan for changes made during the move.
Hosted website builders
Some platforms limit what you can export. We’ll need to understand the available files and integrations before a working migration can be promised.
Hosting is in preparation. Plans, prices and available locations will be confirmed before you commit. No hosting orders are taken on this website.
A CLEAR STARTING POINT
A website is more
than its homepage.
Your pages are one part of the move. Forms, redirects, media, scheduled tasks and any connected services need a place in the plan too.
Custom Node, Python and other application runtimes are outside the initial hosting release. A compatibility conversation comes before a commitment.
What we’ll need to understand
- How the website was built and updated
- Whether files and database exports are available
- Which forms or third-party services it uses
- How often its content or customer data changes
- Which domain and email settings must be retained
Keep your domain.
Keep your email.
Moving a website does not have to mean moving your domain registration or inboxes. The migration plan should preserve existing mail settings and make only the reviewed website changes.
Briomade’s first hosting release does not include domain sales or mailbox hosting.
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