Managed web hosting for your website: you don’t have to manage servers, deployments, or certificates. We handle the technical publishing and stay available when something changes or goes wrong.
4.9/5 on Google26 reviewsHosting, deployment, and technical maintenance work together. When there is a problem, you don’t have to figure out which provider is responsible.
These services complement this one and help you choose the right approach for your project.
The exact scope depends on your website, but we clearly define responsibilities and who controls what before work starts.
New versions go live through a standard build-and-check process. Your production environment is not used as a scratchpad.
We monitor availability, domain settings, and HTTPS so we can spot problems sooner.
We document which code, content, and settings are stored and how recovery works if something goes wrong.
A static marketing website has different hosting needs from an online store or web app with server functions. We look at traffic, forms, the CMS, data, regions, and recovery requirements.
For static sites, a modern platform combines hosting and a CDN. A traditional CMS site needs database maintenance, updates, and security management. Our proposal explains those differences instead of forcing every project into the same package.
Digital experiences that feel like the company behind them.
A fast rental site that makes choosing and requesting simple
Our own site as a running case: measured monthly, reported honestly
A premium site for practical AI agents under human control
Guitar lessons in Antwerp: page one for teacher Ben Boeckx
A boxing site with punch for personal trainer Brian, on a small budget
Beautiful and findable on a budget: Astro and custom bookings
A cinematic site for professional content creation and video production
A light portfolio site where prospects find the right video type
A sharp SaaS site that explains social recruitment and leads to a demo
A clear site for heat pumps and air conditioning, DIY to installation
One clear digital story for facility and industrial services
A warm school website for dual education, managed in Storyblok
Clear and personal: you always know what is happening, what I need from you and what the next step is.
We discuss your business, your customers, the bottleneck and what the website or workflow needs to achieve.
You get a clear structure and visual direction, with choices I explain in plain language.
I do the build, share work in progress and check the content, speed, technical quality and mobile usability.
After launch I stay available for maintenance, performance tracking, and targeted improvements.
At Straffe Sites you work directly with the team. Seppe stays your dedicated point of contact and builds your website; the team supports him with commerce, code and photography where needed. Communication stays direct, and your questions never get lost between account managers.
Straightforward answers before you decide whether this service fits your business.
Yes, after checking the domain, DNS, email, certificates, data, and technology. The migration plan includes a rollback option.
Not automatically. Website and email hosting can use different providers. We map the existing settings before DNS is changed.
That depends on the architecture. Code is stored in version control; CMS content and databases need a separate backup strategy. We document those arrangements explicitly.
Static sites on a CDN usually scale easily. For dynamic features, we check limits and error behavior in advance.
We first investigate which layer has failed and keep you informed. The agreed response time and level of support depend on the maintenance agreement.
Technical terms from this page, explained briefly and linked to the full knowledge base.
the infrastructure and services that store website files, run server processes, and make a website available online.
a distributed network of servers that delivers website files from a location close to the visitor, so pages load faster and the origin server handles less traffic.
temporarily storing an earlier response or file so a later request can be handled faster and with less server work.
a digital certificate that lets a browser authenticate a domain and establish an encrypted TLS connection.
Tell us how your website runs today. We’ll clearly explain the risks, migration work, and a suitable support arrangement.
Discuss your project