AWS static website delivery
For suitable sites, Amazon S3 stores the website files and CloudFront delivers them through a content delivery network.
Reliable AWS website hosting, ongoing maintenance, and personal support for small businesses that want their websites taken care of.
Veteran-owned · Dayton, Ohio · Personal support
Support from people who know your project.You should know where your website lives, who handles changes and how to ask for help. We agree on the hosting setup, content support and maintenance responsibilities that fit your site.
For suitable sites, Amazon S3 stores the website files and CloudFront delivers them through a content delivery network.
We help connect your domain and configure its certificate so visitors can use HTTPS. Existing email records are reviewed before DNS changes.
Keep service descriptions, images, page copy and contact details current within your agreed support scope.
Agree on what is backed up, how versions are retained and how a previous website version can be restored.
Help investigate broken links, loading problems and form delivery issues, with the right checks for your site.
Define included work, update requests, responsibilities and any additional work in your service agreement.
Your business adds a service or changes its hours. You send the request, we review the change against the agreed scope, update the website and check the result. If a release causes a problem, the recovery process is based on the backups and version history configured for your project—not an assumption that someone has a copy.
We look at your current host, domain, email records and what the website needs to do.
We define hosting, backup arrangements, ongoing updates and who owns each responsibility.
Request changes as your business evolves, with additional work scoped when needed.
Have a different question? We’re happy to talk through your setup.
Usually no. Your domain can stay with its registrar while the web records point to AWS. Domain registration, website hosting and email are separate services.
A website move does not require an email-provider move. We review the DNS records so web changes can be made while preserving the records your email needs.
No. Static marketing sites can use S3 and CloudFront. Applications, accounts, databases and payment integrations need a setup scoped to those requirements.
Your agreement defines the included support. New features, a redesign or larger changes can be quoted separately so the scope stays clear.
Let’s review the setup you have and the support you actually need.