Your setup, under your control.
Get help putting a website or agreed tools into your own hosting account or onto suitable hardware. Start with what you need to run, then choose a documented handover or continuing care.
Your hosting does not have to mean a server at home
You might already have an account with a hosting provider. You might want to use an existing computer, buy a server or combine local tools with a publicly hosted website. We’ll discuss which arrangement fits the job before deciding what to install.
Three things that can run in different places
Your public website
This is the site visitors open. It needs suitable hosting, a working domain connection and the agreed arrangements for forms, data and maintenance.
Your assistant or automation tools
These perform the agreed tasks. They may run on your own machine while the public website stays with a hosting provider.
The AI model
An assistant installed locally may still use an external AI service. Running a model on your own hardware is a separate choice with its own requirements. We’ll identify which services the proposed setup uses.
What a setup quote should cover
- What will be installed and where it will run.
- Whether your existing account, machine and network are suitable.
- What access is needed and how it is handed back.
- The checks, documentation and backup arrangements included.
- Separate hosting, software, model or other supplier charges.
- The difference between setup-only work and continuing support.
Handover or ongoing care
A documented handover is suitable when you want to manage the setup afterwards, yourself or with another provider.
Continuing care can be agreed when you want help maintaining the supported setup. The work, access and support expectations are defined separately.
Is a physical server the right choice?
Not every website needs one. A server can make sense for local integrations, several useful services, learning or a particular ownership requirement. Ordinary hosting may be the more suitable option for a small public website.
If the public site runs from your premises, power and connectivity become part of keeping it available. We’ll discuss those responsibilities before quoting that arrangement.
Tell us what you have in mind
Explain what you want to run, what you already own and whether you want help after installation. Do not send passwords, access keys or private customer files in the enquiry.