Infrastructure & security
Hosting you never touch, under a site that republishes itself from your business facts
Hosting is a solved problem that still costs small businesses weeks: a server, a certificate that lapses, a plugin update that breaks the contact page, a backup nobody has tested. Siteleon runs all of it. Your site is built, delivered from locations near your visitors, issued and renewed certificates automatically, versioned on every publish and backed up so you can go back. Each customer site is isolated from every other.
What connects
Managed Infrastructure is the hosting, delivery, certificate, deployment and backup layer underneath every Siteleon site. There is nothing to buy separately and nothing to maintain.
What data moves, and which way
- In from you: your domain, or one registered through Siteleon, plus the DNS records needed to point it.
- Out to visitors: your published pages, served from the delivery location nearest them.
- Held for you: every published release, with the change, the author, and the ability to roll back.
- Held for you: scheduled backups of site, content and business knowledge, restorable on request.
What Siteleon can do with it
- Issue and renew certificates automatically, so nobody has to remember a date.
- Publish a release in one step, with a preview of what changes before it goes live.
- Roll back to a previous version when something looks wrong after publishing.
- Keep your published site serving independently of the Siteleon editor, so editing and serving do not fail together.
Things you could ask for once it is on
- “Put the site back to how it was before this morning's publish.”
- “Is our certificate in order, and when does it renew?”
- “Connect our new Alicante domain and set it to redirect to the main site.”
Setting it up
Four steps, in this order.
- 01Choose a domain — connect one you already own, or register one inside Siteleon.
- 02Point DNS. Siteleon gives you the exact records and checks them for you; a registrar transfer is optional.
- 03Publish. Certificates, delivery and backups are configured as part of that first release.
- 04Set who on your team can publish, and whether a change needs a second person's approval.
Permissions
Siteleon needs control of the DNS records that serve your site, and nothing else on the domain — your email records stay as they are and are not modified. Sites are isolated from one another, so one customer's site cannot read another's content, data or backups. You can export your content and move your domain at any time.
Where it stops
Siteleon quotes no availability percentage it has not measured — ask during procurement and you get the real operating record rather than a round number. Hosting covers sites Siteleon builds and publishes; if you keep your existing site elsewhere, your current host stays responsible for uptime and you use Siteleon as the intelligence layer. DNS changes propagate at the speed of the internet, not ours, so allow time on cutover. Backups protect against loss and mistakes — they are not an archive service with unlimited retention.
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