Website
Design, content structure, deployment, forms, updates, analytics, and long-term upkeep.
Your website, professionally managed.
Doory gives small businesses one technical partner for their website, domain, business email, security, monitoring, and ongoing online support.
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One accountable relationship
Four things that have to keep working. One person who keeps them working.
A website is never just a website. It is a site, a domain, a set of records nobody looks at, and an email setup — and they all have to keep working together. Doory owns all of it, so you never have to work out which part broke.
Domain & DNS
Registration support, renewal awareness, nameservers, DNS records, and launch coordination.
Business email
Google Workspace business email, authentication, users, aliases, groups, and lifecycle administration.
Continuity
Monitoring, recoverable source, certificate checks, security maintenance, and vendor coordination.
Managed services
You describe the problem. I work out which part it is.
You never need to know what anything is called or which system it lives in. Say what is wrong, or what you want changed, in your own words — sorting out the rest is the job you are paying for.
Managed Websites
A site designed around your business and your customers, built to load fast and kept working long after launch.
Explore the serviceDomains & DNS
Search, registration and transfer guidance, renewal context, DNS administration, and careful service connection.
Explore the serviceBusiness Email
Mailboxes, aliases, and the records that keep your mail out of spam folders — set up and looked after alongside the site.
Explore the serviceManaged, not merely hosted
Hosting gives you a login. This gives you someone who answers.
Cheap hosting sells you space on a machine. What happens to the site after that is your problem — and it stays your problem at 2am on a Saturday.
The questions worth asking are not about disk space or bandwidth. They are: who notices when the site goes down, who fixes it, who tests that the contact form still delivers, and who you email when something looks wrong.
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A deliberate process
Launch day is the start, not the finish.
Most website projects end the day the site goes live, which is exactly when it starts needing attention. This one is built to be looked after afterwards.
Discover
Clarify customers, goals, content, existing URLs, accounts, constraints, and the online systems that must keep working.
Design & build
Shape the content architecture, visual direction, components, forms, accessibility, metadata, and integration plan.
Launch & manage
Connect the domain, verify redirects and forms, begin monitoring, document ownership, and handle ongoing work within scope.
Domains and DNS
Protect the name that ties the business together.
The domain can affect the website, email, calendar invitations, and service logins. Doory helps keep ownership, renewal, nameservers, and DNS changes understandable.
The client portal and its connected registrar remain the authority for availability, premium status, pricing, transfers, and purchasing.
Search and learn about domainsBusiness email
Email that reaches the inbox, not the spam folder.
Doory sets up your business email alongside the website — mailboxes, aliases, and the records that prove your mail is really from you.
That last part is why mail from small businesses so often lands in spam. It is fiddly, invisible, and nobody notices it is wrong until an invoice goes missing.
Continuity by design
Monitoring, backups, and security are connected practices.
No single checkbox makes a website safe. Doory combines a reduced public attack surface, maintained dependencies, monitored service health, recoverable materials, and clear account ownership.
Monitor what matters
Website, SSL, domain-expiration, broken-link, and redirect checks are applied according to plan scope.
Keep recovery materials
Source and deployments are preserved so recovery does not depend on one public copy.
Fewer ways in, and the rest maintained
The site is built with fewer moving parts than a typical setup, so there is less to go wrong — and what remains is patched, monitored, and backed up.
Plans
One fee to build it. One fee to look after it.
The build fee depends on how much site there is, so it starts at a number. The monthly fee is fixed and does not move.
Presence
from $1,500to build & launch
$39/monthto look after it
A professional site that stays up, with someone to call when it does not.
- Changes
- Hourly, or prepaid blocks
- Response
- 2 business days
- Reporting
- Quarterly, automated
- Domain credit
- —
Growth
from $3,500to build & launch
$99/monthto look after it
For businesses that publish, change things often, and depend on the site to bring in work.
- Changes
- Unlimited queue, one at a time
- Response
- 1 business day
- Reporting
- Monthly
- Domain credit
- $20/yr
Commerce
from $6,000to build & launch
$299/monthto look after it
For businesses where the site is doing commercial work — booking, selling, or generating serious lead volume.
- Changes
- Unlimited queue, one at a time
- Response
- 4 business hours
- Reporting
- Monthly, with notes on what converted
- Domain credit
- $20/yr
Custom
Quotedto build & launch
$500+to look after it
For work that does not fit a plan. Priced against what it actually is.
- Changes
- Dedicated hours each month
- Response
- Same day, with an escalation path
- Reporting
- Built around what you need to know
- Domain credit
- Included
Third-party, domain, software, licence, and transaction fees are separate unless a proposal says otherwise. Anything outside the plan is quoted before it starts.
Founder-led service
A smaller relationship by design.
Doory is positioned as a founder-led technical partner: fewer handoffs, clearer context, and technology explained in business terms.
Jeff Kershner has spent more than twenty years in web development and hosting, including work for some of the largest web-hosting companies in the world, with deep experience across web and application development. Most small businesses launch a website and then leave it behind. Doory exists because those sites deserve an owner — someone accountable for keeping them updated, fast, and secure long after launch.
Straight answers
Questions small-business owners ask first.
Is this just hosting with extra steps?
No. Hosting sells you space on a machine and leaves the rest to you. Doory takes responsibility for the site staying up, staying current, and being fixed when it breaks — and for answering when you write. There are no server quotas or control panels to learn.
Will I own my domain and business accounts?
The goal is for customers to retain ownership of their domain, business data, and core accounts. Doory may receive administrative access to systems in scope; provider rules, payment status, and signed agreements still apply.
Do I get a site built for my business, or a template?
Built for your business. It is designed around what your customers actually need to do — find you, call you, book you, or buy from you — rather than adapted from a layout that was drawn for somebody else.
Are domain and email licence fees included?
Domain charges beyond any included credit, business email licences, and other third-party software fees are separate unless a signed proposal explicitly includes them. They are billed by the provider at their price, not marked up.
Useful resources
Understand the systems you own.
Clear educational content helps owners make better decisions even when Doory is doing the technical work.
How to choose a domain name for a small business
A practical process for choosing a clear, durable business domain without chasing trends, risky spellings, or unsupported assumptions.
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How your website, domain, and email connect
See how a business domain, DNS records, website delivery, SSL, and email providers connect—and why changing one can affect the others.
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Managed websites versus traditional web hosting
Understand the practical difference between renting server space and having a partner manage the website outcome your business needs.
Read the articleThe next door
Open one conversation about the systems your business depends on.
Tell Doory what is working, what feels scattered, and what you want someone else to manage. The first step is a scoped conversation—not a commodity hosting checkout.