Not all website hosting services are equal. Servers may be based locally, or internationally. If you’re with a government organisation, you may have strict requirements to keep customer data within the country, so you'll need to host locally. If you have an eCommerce store, you may need a server that is fast and highly secure as it deals with transactions and payment information.
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Some websites are best suited to Linux hosting, while others require Windows. Your organisation may be a global company, and you may be looking to leverage servers in multiple locations, or pair hosting with a content delivery service to speed up load times for users abroad. The complexity of hosting can be simplified by a conversation with one of our team members.
Phil Allen - Director of Dapth
There are many services in the web space offering hosting.
The best service for your website hosting will depend on:
Let’s have a quick chat to recommend the best service to host your website and make a plan.
Absolutely! Website hosting does not need to be expensive. Small businesses can have a very basic website that simply just needs somewhere to sit.
If your website is doing more than just looking pretty (such as offering eCommerce or facilitating web applications/portals), the server needs to provide the power needed to keep user experiences at maximum speed.
We can help set up your hosting, ensuring you have what you require and are not overpaying for what you do not need.
Yes. We manage hosting for many major organisations across industries such as mining, not for profit and local government.
We prefer to host websites using Microsoft Azure, and can also leverage our Shared Server for those who do not have the budget or capacity to set up their own dedicated hosting.
Our team will need to discuss what regulations you need to adhere to, how and where your website is hosted, and a plan for any monitoring or updates that may be required in the future.
Web hosting is a service that allows your website’s content to be accessible on the internet. By renting space on a server, your website’s files and data are stored and made available to visitors. For businesses and individuals in Perth, Australia, having a reliable web hosting service ensures your website is always online, providing a seamless experience for local and global visitors.
Dapth provides excellent web hosting services based in Perth, WA. When choosing a web host, consider factors such as uptime guarantee, customer support, security features and scalability. The team at Dapth have the right experience in all aspects of website hosting, so you don’t need to worry.
To choose the right web hosting plan for your business, assess your website’s needs in terms of storage, bandwidth and expected traffic—if you’re unsure about this, the Dapth team can guide you in the right direction or simply choose for you. First, we start with a basic shared hosting plan if you're just starting out and potentially upgrade to VPS or cloud hosting as your site grows. We can assist with scalable plans and additional features like SSL certificates, daily backups and our team is always ready to help if you have any questions about hosting.
Yes, you can host your website for free using services like WordPress.com or Wix. However, free hosting often comes with limitations such as restricted storage and bandwidth. Normally for SMBs, investing in a paid web hosting service ensures better performance, security and professional support, which are crucial for maintaining a reliable online presence. We’d recommend having a chat with a member of the Dapth team about the best solution for your needs.
When selecting a Perth-based or local web hosting provider, look for key features such as high uptime guarantees, robust security measures (including DDoS protection and malware scanning), fast loading speeds — essentially everything we can off at Dapth.
Talk to us and we will walk you through the options. We have a team dedicated on transforming your digital projects to the next level.
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