Infrastructure · Managed Hosting

Business hosting with operational responsibility built in.

Neoground runs the Linux platform behind your website or web application, tunes the stack for its workload, monitors availability, maintains the infrastructure, and remains directly available when something needs attention.

Current-generation NVMe storage High-capacity connectivity Managed Linux stack Direct technical contact
Managed platform, not anonymous webspace

You keep control of the domain and application. Neoground takes responsibility for the hosting environment, routine platform care, monitoring, backup systems, and the technical path when something changes.

Managed hosting plans

Choose the operating level the site or application needs.

The plans cover the managed platform. Application maintenance, development, and specialist availability can be added separately.

Professional site

Managed Site

For a business website, editorial site, or focused web service that needs a dependable technical home.

Hosting and operation 49 € per month
  • One managed website or focused service
  • Isolated Linux environment
  • TLS, backups, and uptime monitoring
  • Routine platform patching
  • Direct support by message or email
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Higher operational importance

Managed Business

For a site or application requiring more headroom, priority handling, and a broader operating envelope.

Hosting and operation 199 € per month
  • Expanded resources and service components
  • Enhanced monitoring and recovery planning
  • Priority operational handling
  • Regular performance and capacity review
  • Optional application-care integration
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Commercial scope

Prices exclude applicable VAT and assume a suitable application and normal business traffic. Large storage, sustained high transfer, specialist software, or unusual availability requirements are scoped separately.

The Neoground foundation

A modern stack tuned as one system.

Performance and reliability come from the interaction between hardware, Linux, the web runtime, data services, deployment, and observation.

01
Compute and storage

Current-generation compute with NVMe-backed storage and practical resource headroom.

Capacity
02
Linux and network

Maintained distributions, high-capacity connectivity, firewalling, and system-level tuning.

Foundation
03
Application stack

Modern web server, runtime, database, cache, and background services configured for the workload.

Performance
04
Operational systems

Monitoring, logging, backups, deployment routines, recovery paths, and documented responsibility.

Continuity
Operating layer Neoground + assisted operations

Automation and AI-assisted signal analysis help surface anomalies and context. Operational responsibility and consequential decisions remain with Neoground.

The environment is managed as a running system rather than a collection of rented resources.

Neoground tunes the layers together, keeps the supported software current, watches meaningful signals, and maintains recovery options before the application needs them.

The same approach powers Neoground’s own websites, products, and services: a lean modern stack, clear ownership, and direct access to the people operating it.

  • Separated environments and explicit service boundaries
  • Current supported software and security maintenance
  • Layered backups stored away from the primary service
  • Performance and capacity reviewed in context
  • Direct technical communication without support-ticket theater
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Included operational coverage

The recurring technical work is already part of the service.

The exact implementation follows the application, but every managed environment includes a maintained foundation, observation, and a recovery path.

Environment

Provisioning and isolation

A dedicated service boundary with runtime, database, users, storage, and permissions configured for the workload.

Security

Platform maintenance

Linux, web stack, TLS, and infrastructure dependencies kept within a supported and security-conscious operating state.

Performance

Stack tuning

Runtime, database, cache, compression, connection handling, and resource limits adjusted around the real application.

Continuity

Layered backups

Application-aware and infrastructure-level backups with independent storage and a practical restoration path.

Visibility

Monitoring and logs

Availability, resource pressure, service failures, and important error signals observed before they become guesswork.

Response

Direct operational support

Message Neoground when something needs investigation, adjustment, recovery, or a sensible next step.

Product and platform boundary

The hosting layer can stay focused — or carry more responsibility.

Managed Hosting covers the technical platform. Neoground can also maintain or improve the software running on it when the business wants one accountable technical partner.

A stable environment cannot fix an unsupported application, inefficient query, broken integration, or risky release on its own. Those concerns remain visible rather than being disguised as hosting incidents.

Application care, focused changes, modernization, and platform operations can be added without replacing the managed foundation.

01

Platform only

Neoground operates the Linux, runtime, data services, backup, monitoring, and hosting environment.

02

Application care

Supported dependencies, releases, small fixes, and recurring technical maintenance can be added.

03

Development access

Changes and improvements can be handled as focused work rather than an oversized retainer.

04

Platform operations

Larger applications can move into full release, incident, capacity, and continuity ownership.

Managed web hosting environment connected to monitoring, backup, deployment, and direct operational support
Managed hosting system Environment · observation · continuity

How the service runs

A controlled start, then quiet continuity.

The aim is simple: the platform should remain dependable in the background while changes and incidents have a clear route into Neoground.

  1. 01

    Review

    Understand the workload

    Inspect the current stack, traffic, storage, dependencies, DNS, deployment process, and operational constraints.

  2. 02

    Prepare

    Build the managed environment

    Provision the service, configure the stack, establish backups and monitoring, and test the application.

  3. 03

    Move

    Migrate with a rollback path

    Transfer data and service state, verify behavior, coordinate DNS or routing, and keep a practical recovery option.

  4. 04

    Operate

    Maintain and respond

    Patch, observe, back up, tune, investigate, and adapt the environment as the workload changes.

Assisted operations Automation handles repetition. Neoground handles responsibility.

Provisioning, updates, checks, backup verification, and signal collection are automated where dependable. AI can help summarize logs and correlate signals, but changes and incident decisions remain reviewed.

  • Repeatable provisioning and configuration
  • Automated health and backup checks
  • Signal correlation and log summarization
  • Human-reviewed remediation and recovery

Clear service boundary

A managed platform with optional application depth.

The base service remains commercially clear. Additional software work can be added only where it creates value.

Core responsibility

Included with managed hosting

  • Managed Linux hosting environment
  • Web runtime and database operation
  • TLS and baseline hardening
  • Routine platform updates
  • Backups and monitoring
  • Operational investigation and restore support
  • Basic DNS and migration coordination
Available extensions

Add the application work you need

  • Application and dependency maintenance
  • Staging and deployment workflows
  • Performance analysis and optimization
  • Small changes and integrations
  • Modernization and rebuild work
  • Enhanced support and continuity planning
  • Platform Operations engagement

FAQ

Practical managed-hosting questions.

The final environment and limits are confirmed before migration.

Can you host applications that are not built by Neoground?

Yes. Neoground reviews the application, runtime, dependencies, deployment requirements, and expected workload first.

Unsupported or unusually complex software may require an onboarding or modernization scope before it enters the managed platform.

Is software maintenance included?

The managed platform includes maintenance of the Linux and hosting stack.

Application code, frameworks, packages, integrations, and product changes can be added as a separate care or development scope.

Can I request changes without opening a formal project?

Yes. Small technical adjustments can be requested directly and handled as a focused quote or time block.

Larger changes are framed separately so hosting costs remain predictable.

Is 24/7 support included?

Standard plans provide managed operation and business-oriented response, not a blanket 24/7 emergency commitment.

Critical availability, on-call coverage, and formal response targets can be discussed for suitable workloads.

Managed Hosting

Give the application a technical home with somebody responsible for it.

Send the current URL, stack, expected workload, and any immediate concern. Neoground will recommend the appropriate plan and identify any onboarding or migration work.

Start a hosting inquiry Write to Neoground Plans begin at 49 € per month.