PureBackend

Hosting · Tech services · Software

Tech with character.

PureBackend hosts websites and apps, fixes the systems you already have, and builds the missing piece when nothing off the shelf quite fits. Seriously useful work, explained in plain language.

Contact PureBackendSee what we do

A comic splash panel of a server rack, cables, a laptop and toolsInside a tilted comic panel with heavy navy borders, an oversized server cabinet stands in front of a yellow starburst and white speed lines on cyan. Its units show drive bays, network ports, two cooling fans and a patch panel. Thick cables run from the rack to a laptop showing code brackets. A wrench and a screwdriver cross in the top corner, a gear turns on a red burst behind the rack, and halftone dots and circuit traces fill the corners.
The stack we look after, from the rack to your laptop.

Meanwhile, behind every good website…

Host. Fix. Build.

Most technology problems aren’t exotic. A website that’s awkward to update. A stock list that never quite matches the shelf. A setup only one person understands. We like those problems, because fixing them makes a real difference on an ordinary Tuesday.

  1. HostHosting Keep it running

    A sensible home for your website, shop or app, chosen for what it actually needs rather than the biggest number on a comparison chart.

    Covers Moves · Sizing · Updates · Backups · Certificates · Domains

    Examples and a first question
    • Moving an existing site. What you have now, what's slow or fiddly about it, and what a calmer setup could look like.
    • Picking the right size. Shared, dedicated or somewhere in between. We'll talk through the tradeoffs in plain language.
    • The quiet maintenance. Updates, backups, certificates and domains, and who keeps an eye on which.

    A good first question: What are you running today, and what would you like to stop worrying about?

    More about hosting

  2. FixTech services Fix and improve

    Hands-on help with the systems you already have. Untangling, upgrading, connecting and tidying up.

    Covers Stalled projects · Accounts · Email · Tools · Planned moves

    Examples and a first question
    • A second pair of hands. For when a project has stalled, or the person who set things up has moved on.
    • Tidying a tangled setup. Accounts, domains, email and tools that grew one quick fix at a time.
    • Planning a move. Getting off something old without losing the parts that work.

    A good first question: What's the thing everyone quietly works around?

    More about technology services

  3. BuildSoftware Build what's missing

    Custom tools and integrations for when off-the-shelf software gets you most of the way, but not all of it.

    Covers Stock and sales sync · Automated routines · Small custom tools

    Examples and a first question
    • Online and in-store, in step. Getting stock, orders and sales to agree between a website, a point of sale and the spreadsheet in the back room.
    • Retiring the copy-and-paste. Turning a weekly manual routine into something that runs by itself and tells you when it didn't.
    • Small tools that fit. A stock check, an event list or a booking sheet, built around how your team actually works.

    A good first question: If you could stop doing one task by hand, which would it be?

    More about technology solutions

The plot, in three steps

How a first conversation goes

  1. Tell us what's in the way

    A short note about what you run, what's frustrating and what you'd like to change.

  2. We talk it through

    We ask questions, sketch options and say plainly if something isn't a good fit for us.

  3. Agree a sensible first step

    Often something small, like a check-up, a move or a prototype. Then we decide together what comes next.

Crossover

Boutique Awesome, in the family.

Boutique Awesome is PureBackend’s retail brand: trading cards, tabletop games, hobby supplies and events. Its shopping, stock and checkout live on its own site. Running a real shop keeps our technology work grounded in how a business day actually goes.

Visit the Boutique Awesome store(opens boutiqueawesome.com)How the brands fit together

Next issue: yours

Tell us what you’re working with.

A short note about what you run and what’s in the way is plenty. We’ll say honestly whether we can help.

Contact PureBackend