UPG or third-party hosting
We offer our own infrastructure or configure the hosting each client already purchased.
Explore UPG hostingWho it's for
Hosting and WordPress for your agency
We configure each client's hosting (UPG or their provider), keep WordPress stable, and unify technical standards. You deliver; we handle the server.
Who it's for
Problems we solve
Your team designs and sells; they should not spend a full Tuesday in cPanel because a site went down two days before a campaign launch.
Schedule a call for your agencyEvery client on a different provider — GoDaddy here, SiteGround there, no one with a global view
Sites going down when it matters most: launches, Black Friday, active ad spend
Hours lost in generic tickets while the client waits for an answer
Hosting renewals without knowing whether to migrate, optimize, or leave as is
They trust us
From translation and healthcare to agribusiness and software: they choose us so technical work doesn't slow down what they're building.
Organizations we work with: BeLazy, Elusso, Finca El Nevado, Ingenia S.A., Lexic Translations, MegaSalud, Mundo Agro CBA, Ocean Translations, QMSalud, RP Sistemas
Carousel of client logos; each logo links to the organization's website.
How we help you
We work as your agency's technical extension: one standard for all clients, no matter where each site is hosted.
Infrastructure selection
We recommend provider and plan for each client based on traffic and criticality, without extras they will not use.
View advisoryWordPress and web services
Maintenance, one-time fixes (malware, broken sites, migrations), staging, SSL, DNS, and the rest of the stack so you deliver on time.
View WordPressHow we work with you
Beyond the solutions, this is the working relationship: one person, one judgment, no ticket queue.
One technical standard for all your clients' sites
Priority on outages during campaigns and delivery dates
Billing per client, per hours, or monthly retainer — depending on your model
The same person knows each site; we do not rotate anonymous tickets
We tell you when optimization is enough and when migration makes sense.
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