Help with domain registration, DNS and business email setup. I check how your existing website and email are connected before recommending changes, with access, ownership and ongoing costs kept clear.
Your domain, website hosting and email can be provided separately. I establish what you already use, what needs changing and who controls each account before making a switch.
Identify where the domain is registered, who controls it and which records connect each service. Changes should preserve records that the website does not manage.
A professional mailbox needs the right mail routing and sender records, plus a workable setup on your devices. Moving existing messages is a separate requirement.
The scope depends on the existing environment and whether email is moving too. A brochure site and a custom application with several databases need different migration work.
A route back matters if the new environment behaves differently.
Identify hosting, domain, email, databases and dependencies.
Take appropriate backups and confirm access to the destination.
Transfer and configure the website, then test critical functions.
Change the agreed records and verify the live website and affected services.
No. Website and mailbox data are separate. Tell me whether email is staying with the current provider or moving so mail routing and message transfer can be planned.
No. The aim is to minimise disruption with preparation and testing, but DNS caching, provider restrictions and the existing setup can affect cutover.
Typically access to the current and destination hosting, relevant databases and domain or DNS management. Mailbox access may be needed for an agreed email migration. I confirm the required access for your specific move.
Not necessarily. A hosting move can often use the existing registrar with DNS changes. Domain registration, nameservers and hosting are separate decisions that should be agreed before the move.
Tell me about your domain, website and email provider so I can discuss the setup work you need.