Renewals, DNS, SSL, and the card on file become our problem. It’s the detail where launch delays live, so we own it. Your domain, your site, under your name. We just keep it alive.
Domain renewals fail quietly: the notice goes to a dead inbox, the card on file has expired, and the site goes dark while inquiries bounce. When did you last check where your renewal notices go? Full research on the problems page.
Software watches the monitors. A specialist owns the checklist. Nothing about your domain changes without your approval.
We manage your domain and renewals, so a renewal notice doesn’t sit in a dead inbox and a card doesn’t quietly expire.
A specialist sets up and reviews your DNS, SSL, and mail records before launch. You have no settings to learn.
Uptime monitoring, so we usually know before you do. Backups, so we can restore your site if something breaks.
A written scope with a fixed price. No surprise hikes, no features gated behind a higher plan. And if we ever part ways, the domain, the site, and the records leave with you.
Your site goes dark and email on that domain stops working, often without a warning you’d notice. Renewal notices tend to go to an old inbox, and the card on file may have expired. Wait too long and someone else can buy the name. Check today which email gets your renewal notices, and turn on auto-renew with a current card. Evensteer manages your domain and renewals, so a notice doesn’t sit in a dead inbox.
You should, in an account you control. If a designer or agency registered it for you, ask them to move it to your own account now, while things are friendly. Keep the login somewhere safe and add a backup email you actually check. That way you can change hosts or helpers without losing your name online. With Evensteer, the domain, the site and the records leave with you if you ever part ways.
DNS points your domain to your website and email, and SSL is the padlock that keeps visits to your site secure. If DNS is wrong, your site or mail can stop working. If SSL lapses, browsers warn visitors that your site isn’t safe, which can scare off new clients. Once both are set up right, you rarely need to touch them, but someone should keep an eye on them. At Evensteer, a specialist sets up and reviews your DNS, SSL and mail records before launch.
Yes, if your site takes bookings or inquiries. Otherwise you may not know it’s down until a client tells you. Monitoring checks your site day and night and sends an alert when it stops loading. Backups let you bring it back after a bad update or a hack. Ask your host how often backups run and how you’d get one back. Evensteer adds uptime monitoring, which usually spots a problem before you do, and keeps backups so your site can be restored.
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