Managed Hosting & Web Services

We handle the technology behind your website.

Your website depends on more than a server. Hosting, security, backups, updates, domains and email all have to work together. Crimson manages the pieces behind the scenes so you don’t have to.

Secure & Protected

Security, SSL, malware protection and proactive monitoring.

Fast & Optimized

Performance-focused hosting with caching and CDN.

Fully Managed

Updates, maintenance and backups handled so you don’t have to.

Real Support

Help from real people who know your website and care.

More than just hosting.

Managed Hosting

Reliable, high-performance hosting that’s actively monitored and maintained.

Starting at $50/month

Business Email

Professional email on your domain, configured and supported by our team.

Starting at $4/month

Domain Management

Domain registration, renewals and DNS management without the headaches.

Disciple.Tools Hosting

Purpose-built hosting with installation, updates and support.

That’s what we’re here for.

You don’t need to know how much storage, memory or processing power your website requires. Tell us what you’re running and we’ll recommend the right environment.

  • No technical knowledge required
  • No sales pressure
  • Personalized recommendation

Built for performance. Managed for reliability.

Performance

  • Server-level caching
  • Modern PHP environments
  • HTTPS/2 & HTTP/3
  • CDN Integration
  • Database Optimization

Security

  • Managed software updates
  • SSL certificates
  • Malware protection
  • Server hardening
  • Proactive monitoring

Reliability

  • Automated daily backups
  • Off-site storage
  • Uptime monitoring
  • Redundant infrastructure
  • Recovery planning

Infrastructure

Managed and dedicated environments configured around your website’s requirements.

Built by RiotAct. Powered by Crimson.

Crimson is the hosting and infrastructure side of RiotAct Studios. Our experience extends beyond servers into WordPress, eCommerce, integrations and custom web development.

So when something goes wrong, you’re not stuck between your hosting company and your developer trying to figure out whose problem it is.