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From a shared server to your own space.

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Three situations we encounter every day.

Why choose a TransIP partner?

  • You’re stuck with shared hosting

    On a shared server, you’ll notice when another customer is experiencing high traffic, and you have limited control over your own settings. A dedicated server gives you that freedom back without requiring you to immediately switch to a cloud setup.

  • Your server doesn’t have an administrator

    Your site is up and running, but no one is monitoring updates, backups, or security until something goes wrong. A server you rent yourself still needs to be managed by someone, and that’s exactly what’s usually missing.

  • You’re paying for flexibility you don’t use

    You have a scalable cloud setup that you don’t need, with a bill that fluctuates and that no one keeps track of anymore. With a predictable traffic pattern, a dedicated server is simpler and cheaper.

TransIP as the engine behind your hosting

There’s a big gap between a shared server and a full-fledged cloud setup. Most sites have outgrown the former but don’t need the latter, and as a result, they either pay too little attention or spend too much money.

TransIP is the engine for that middle ground. Your own server with Dutch data centers, predictable costs, and the freedom to configure whatever your application needs.

You know exactly where you stand. Fixed costs, a familiar environment, and management that’s fully integrated rather than an afterthought.

What We Do at TransIP

We start with what your site actually does: how much traffic it gets, what the traffic peaks are, and what processes are running in the background. This determines what kind of server you need, and it’s often less than people think.

Next, we set up the environment and take over management: updates, security, backups, and a recovery procedure that we actually test. A server without an administrator is a disaster waiting to happen.

We handle migrations in stages with a fallback plan, and after going live, we monitor availability and load times.

Three things you’ll notice when working with us.

Why choose Redkiwi as your TransIP partner?

  • You know what you have and what it costs

    You know what your server does and what it costs, with no fluctuating bills. Every month, we review performance, and you decide where we need to make adjustments. No black box and no surprises.

  • Independent advice

    If you experience high traffic spikes or run a Magento environment, scalable or specialized hosting is a better fit. We’ll recommend that option, even if it means less work for us.

  • Developer and administrator in one

    We build the application that runs on it, so we know what it needs and where it gets overloaded. This eliminates the need to go back and forth between the developer and the hosting provider. You’ll work with a dedicated specialist who knows your environment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hosting

01/ How does a migration to new hosting work?
Step by step, with a fallback plan. We set up the new environment alongside the existing one, test it with real data, and only switch over once everything is correct. A move with no way back is not a plan.
02/ Do you also handle backups and monitoring?
Yes. Backups and recovery procedures are part of the basics, not additional services. We actually test the restore process as well, because a backup that has never been restored is just an assumption, not a certainty.
03/ Why should it matter where my data is physically located?
In government and healthcare tenders, this is often a strict requirement, and an increasing number of corporate clients are asking for it. Dutch data centers make the answer simple and verifiable.
04/ Who can I call if something goes wrong?
We’re your point of contact and will get in touch with the hosting provider right away. That means you won’t end up on hold with a help desk that isn’t familiar with your environment. We’ll agree in advance on what to do for each level of severity, rather than having to figure it out during an outage.