Where it runs, how fast it loads, what uptime buys
Infrastructure only. Not a feature — the question of whether a page that takes bookings at eleven at night will be there and will load.
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What it does
What matters underneath
Hosting is included, not arranged
Pages built here are served from here. There is no separate hosting bill, no server to keep patched, and nothing to renew.
Pages load from nearby
Content is served from a network with locations close to your customers rather than from one machine in one country.
Certificates renew themselves
The padlock in the address bar keeps working without anyone remembering a date, which is the usual way small sites break.
How it works
What to check yourself
- Open your page on a phone, on mobile data rather than office wifi.
- Time how long until you can read the headline.
- Check the padlock is there on the booking page specifically.
- Try booking a slot yourself at ten at night, when nobody is watching.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing
- Speed is mostly your images. A page with three photographs straight off a phone camera will be slow wherever it is hosted.
- No hosting is never down. What matters is how rare and how short, and nobody can promise it never happens.
- Included hosting means pages live here. Moving to a different provider later means rebuilding them.
Related
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Everything in one place
What else stops being a separate bill and a separate login.
Before and after
The ordinary working day this sits underneath.
Opportunity pipeline
Where a booking taken at eleven at night ends up.
Test your own page
Open your booking page on mobile data and time it. That is the number your customers experience.