Fast NVMe-based servers, full security and your own domain. Everything you need so your site runs smoothly, fast and worry-free.
Start a ProjectPowerful NVMe-based cloud servers deliver performance with no compromises, optimized specifically for sites built in custom code. A free SSL certificate, automatic daily backups and 99.9% guaranteed uptime keep your site secure, fast and always available.
The server is tuned to the edge performance of a code-built site.
A secure (HTTPS) connection that protects visitors and boosts ranking.
Automatic daily backups, your data is always protected and recoverable.
Guaranteed up-time, your site is available to customers almost every moment.
Ultra-fast storage for short load times and an instant experience.
Register and manage .com and international domains, with full DNS management.
Website hosting is the server your files and database live on, deciding how fast pages open, how secure the connection is, and what happens when something breaks. Sites we host run on NVMe cloud servers tuned for custom code, with a free SSL certificate, automatic daily backups and uptime monitoring included.
The same developer who writes the code also manages the hosting. When a setting needs to change, such as a redirect, a cache rule or an email record, there is one person to talk to who already knows the code, instead of a ticket passed between a hosting company and a developer.
This suits businesses already in custom code, businesses whose current site is slow on cheap shared hosting, and businesses launching a new site that also needs a domain. The work is remote, so it fits clients anywhere. A closed, subscription based platform keeps hosting bundled in, but its domain can still be registered separately.
A site is worth moving when the problem sits in the server, not the code:
A proper move starts before the domain is touched: files and database are copied to the new server and tested there first, then DNS is updated, with the TTL lowered in advance so the change propagates faster. Any address that changes gets a permanent redirect, so signals already earned in Google carry over.
Email is easy to miss. If the move includes switching DNS providers, mailbox records have to move across exactly as they were, or mail stops arriving without warning.
Hosting affects speed and search visibility through three things: how fast the server responds, how secure the connection is, and how available the site stays. Response time, or TTFB, is the gap between a request and the first byte back, feeding directly into Largest Contentful Paint, a Core Web Vital Google measures.
NVMe drives connect over the PCIe bus, not the older SATA interface, so data access is faster, most noticeable on sites querying a database on every load, like a WooCommerce store. SSL is the baseline on top: Google treats HTTPS as a ranking signal, and browsers flag an unsecured connection just as a visitor considers filling out a form.
Availability matters for crawling too: when Google's crawler keeps hitting server errors, it slows how often it comes back, and pages that keep failing can drop out of the index.
Three things matter before buying a domain: whose name it's registered under, which extension fits the audience, and how DNS connects it to the site and to email. A domain is a business asset, so it should be registered to the business, with the business keeping access rather than a developer holding it separately.
DNS is the list that tells the internet where to send each request: an A record points the address at the server, CNAME usually handles www, MX routes email, and TXT verifies ownership. We manage these records, and where the extension allows it, Whois Privacy hides your personal details from the public database.
Email is where DNS matters most. Without correctly configured SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, messages sent from your domain, including inquiries from the site's contact form, are more likely to land in spam and easier to spoof.
There's no single price for hosting a site, because cost follows what it actually needs. The main factors:
Platform shapes maintenance the most. A WordPress site needs regular updates to its core, theme and plugins. Custom code relies on fewer third party components, so it carries less exposure to plugin related security issues. With an admin panel, routine content changes happen on your side without a developer request.
Timelines follow the same logic. Registering a domain and connecting a new site is the short part; moving an existing site depends on its size, database and mailbox count. An exact quote and schedule come out of the free initial consultation, with no commitment attached.
NVMe cloud servers tuned for custom coded sites, a free SSL certificate, automatic daily backups and 99.9% uptime, monitored on your behalf. Because the same developer who wrote the code also manages the hosting, a change or an issue gets handled directly, not passed between separate support teams.
Yes. We register and manage international and local domains, handle full DNS management, connect professional mailboxes to your domain, and add Whois Privacy on extensions that support it, so your personal registrant details stay off the public Whois database. The domain stays registered to you, not to us.
The server is available and responding almost every moment, with active monitoring to catch a problem quickly if one happens. Consistent uptime matters for visitors, who lose patience with a site that will not load, and for Google, which slows how often it crawls a site that keeps returning server errors.
There is not one fixed price. Cost follows the type of site and its database, file and traffic volume, how many domains are involved, mailbox connections, and whether an existing site needs to move across. A free initial consultation results in a proposal that spells out what is included.
It depends on the site's size, its database and how many mailboxes move with it. The process is fixed: copy the site to the new server, test it there, then update DNS, with the TTL lowered in advance so the change takes effect faster. A specific schedule gets set during the consultation.
A site in custom code can move, since its files and database transfer to the new server as they are. A WordPress site can usually move too, reviewed case by case. A site on a closed, subscription based platform stays on that platform's own servers, since hosting is bundled into the subscription.
The same way it does locally. LS-WebStudio is remote first and works with businesses worldwide, so the consultation, hosting setup, domain registration and any DNS change happen the same way regardless of time zone, directly with the developer rather than through a regional office.
Shared hosting is usually tuned for generic CMS templates running many sites on the same resources, and builder bundled hosting is tied to a subscription with no separate choice. This hosting is tuned for sites built in custom code and managed by the same developer who writes that code, so performance and support stay in one place.
We will handle hosting, the domain and everything you need. Free initial consultation, no commitment.
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