Too many provider logins
DotMoose maps the requirement to the simplest suitable hosting path instead of forcing every workload into the same product.
Freelancers
One place for the domains and sites behind your client work.
A practical hosting path for freelancers who build, manage, or maintain websites for clients without wanting infrastructure chaos.
Built for the work
For freelance developers, designers, marketers, and consultants managing a growing list of client domains and websites.
Unclear handoff when a project ends
DotMoose maps the requirement to the simplest suitable hosting path instead of forcing every workload into the same product.
Clients losing track of renewals
DotMoose maps the requirement to the simplest suitable hosting path instead of forcing every workload into the same product.
Small sites mixed with demanding applications
DotMoose maps the requirement to the simplest suitable hosting path instead of forcing every workload into the same product.
Recommended stack
Use the product that fits the requirement.
Start with the smallest sensible footprint, keep ownership clear, and preserve a path to more control when the workload actually earns it.
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Hosting
Start with the simplest hosting model that fits the project.
Explore Hosting →02Domains
Keep ownership and renewal responsibilities explicit.
Explore Domains →03Migrations
Use a repeatable handoff and move process.
Explore Migrations →04Backups
Protect client work with recovery copies outside the live account.
Explore Backups →What good looks like
A hosting setup you can explain before something breaks.
Use repeatable hosting choices
Make the decision explicit now so scaling, ownership, migration, and recovery are not improvised later.
Document domain and account ownership
Make the decision explicit now so scaling, ownership, migration, and recovery are not improvised later.
Keep a migration and backup checklist
Make the decision explicit now so scaling, ownership, migration, and recovery are not improvised later.
Upgrade only the clients that need more resources
Make the decision explicit now so scaling, ownership, migration, and recovery are not improvised later.
Free guide
Freelancer Client Hosting Starter Kit
A concise checklist you can keep, share with a client or teammate, and use before choosing or moving hosting.
Download PDF →Next step
Tell us what you are running.
Send the current provider, workload, traffic, storage, software, DNS, and any deadlines. We will point you at the right starting path.
Set up my client stackWhy DotMoose
Practical infrastructure, with a Canadian point of view.
No oversized architecture diagram required. The goal is to give you a clear starting point, a recovery path, and somewhere sensible to grow.
Simple starting point
Built into the recommended path for this audience.
Clear upgrade path
Built into the recommended path for this audience.
Domains + hosting
Built into the recommended path for this audience.
Migration support
Built into the recommended path for this audience.