Business Email and Website Hosting: Do They Need to Be With the Same Provider?
Bundling can simplify billing. Separation can provide better tools and clearer resilience. Neither is automatically right.
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Bundling can simplify billing. Separation can provide better tools and clearer resilience. Neither is automatically right.
Read guideUse this once a year, before a supplier change, and whenever the person responsible for your website changes.
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Read guideLook beyond the introductory price. Compare responsibilities, recovery, limits and the route out.
Read guideThree separate layers make a website reachable. Knowing which is which prevents expensive mistakes.
Read guideReduce migration risk by treating the website, DNS and email as connected, but separate,systems.
Read guideThe labels overlap. Compare the actual responsibilities, limits and support before choosing.
Read guideThe parts behind a website, what each one does, and what a hosting bill is really paying for.
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