Umbraco hosting for agencies,
by people who don't want your clients

Agency hosting is structurally different from end-customer hosting. The buyer is technical, often more experienced with Umbraco specifics than the end customer they're delivering for, and the relationship has two failure modes that don't exist in direct hosting: the agency loses the client to the hosting provider, or the hosting provider's service quality damages the agency's reputation with the client. We've designed the agency relationship around closing both of those off rather than pretending they don't exist.

What we run for agencies as standard: white-label hosting where the end customer never sees the UmbHost brand if you don't want them to, contractual no-poaching commitments that mean we won't approach your end customers directly during or after the engagement, structured reseller margins that reflect the value agencies add rather than treating you as a discount line item, direct technical lines to Umbraco Certified Masters and MVPs for your developers when they need senior backup, free migration as part of onboarding regardless of where the client site is coming from, support routing options including either agency-routed (we deal with you and you deal with the client) or direct (we deal with the client under your branding), and the kind of agency-rate pricing that makes a managed hosting line item credible in your client proposals.

What we run for agencies on top of standard hosting: subcontract availability for the dev-and-DevOps work agencies don't want to own internally (CI/CD pipeline design, performance triage, Azure architecture, upgrade migrations), under-the-banner technical writing where we author content under your brand if you need it, and the kind of partner relationship that means you call us when a client wants something hosted that isn't quite Umbraco and we'll honestly tell you whether we're the right partner for it.

Whether you're an agency that's been self-hosting client work on a Hetzner box for years and is tired of being the on-call for someone else's site, an agency that uses Umbraco Cloud as default but has a client who's outgrown it, an agency exploring a hosting partner relationship for the first time, or an agency that wants a subcontract specialist for the infrastructure and DevOps work alongside hosting, we'll talk it through, scope it, and quote against the actual workload.