StackHost is one place to run websites, applications, virtual servers, private compute and the infrastructure you already own — with clear pricing, clear responsibility and room to grow. This page is the honest version of how it works and why we built it this way.
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We work with businesses, developers and agencies that need more than a basic hosting account but do not want to spend their time managing infrastructure, juggling providers or figuring out which platform is responsible when something goes wrong.
A website might sit with one provider, a server with another, backups somewhere else, monitoring in a separate dashboard and support spread across several companies. The more serious the workload became, the more complicated everything around it became too.
We wanted a simpler model. One platform where a customer could start with a single website and grow into managed servers, private infrastructure and more advanced workloads without rebuilding everything around a new provider every time.
Most customers do not wake up wanting a VPS, a hypervisor or a private network. They want to run something: a website, an application, an online store, a business system, a database, a collection of services their company depends on.
So we built StackHost around the workload first. You tell us what needs to run. We provide the infrastructure around it, manage the routine operational work and give you the level of control the workload actually requires.
For websites, applications and client projects that need a reliable environment without their own server. We handle the hosting layer, monitoring and routine infrastructure work while you focus on the application itself.
Explore Managed HostingFor workloads that need their own virtual server and more control. You choose the CPU, memory, storage and operating system. StackHost handles the routine server and infrastructure operations around it while you stay in control of your applications and code.
Explore Cloud VPSFor businesses that need more capacity or several workloads. Instead of buying separate fixed servers, you reserve a private pool of CPU, memory and storage and shape it around what your systems actually need.
Explore Stack ServersFor infrastructure you already own. We add an agreed management layer around compatible environments, including monitoring, maintenance, backup and operational visibility, while the underlying hardware remains yours.
Explore StackHost EdgeWe believe good infrastructure management should rely on automation first. Routine checks, monitoring, maintenance, patching and standard remediation should happen quietly in the background instead of requiring an engineer to manually touch every server. That allows us to keep the monthly infrastructure price practical.
When something genuinely requires hands-on work, such as troubleshooting, recovery or a non-standard change, human intervention is handled separately and transparently.
StackHost manages the infrastructure and operating environment we agree to manage. You remain in control of your application, code, business logic and data.
If a server has a system problem, that is our side of the line — and if a StackHost change or automation caused it, the time to correct it is never billed.
If an application has a bug in its code or a third-party integration fails, that remains with the application owner or developer.
The boundary is explained before anything goes live.
We do not believe every service needs to disappear behind a contact form. Where a service can be standardised, we publish the price. Where the final cost depends on the environment, capacity or customer setup, we calculate or quote it properly.
You might begin with one website. Later, that website may become an application. The application may need its own server. The server may become several workloads. Eventually, the business may need private infrastructure or may already have hardware of its own.
StackHost is designed to stay useful through those changes.
Infrastructure can be complicated behind the scenes. The customer experience should not be.
Monitoring, maintenance and standard operational work should happen without the customer having to ask for it.
We define what StackHost operates and what remains with the customer.
Standard services should have clear pricing. Custom environments should be quoted honestly.
We do not force every customer into the same server shape or infrastructure model. The environment should fit what actually needs to run.
Websites. Applications. Virtual servers. Private compute. Backups. Networking. Infrastructure customers already own. The goal is not to make customers think more about infrastructure. It is to make infrastructure something they can depend on without it becoming another business to run.
StackHost gives you one place to run, manage and scale the technology behind your business.