You left site production to an outside firm and never looked back at what your monthly server contract or security setup actually contains — sound familiar? SHANNON assesses your current contract, configuration, and security for free, as a neutral third party. If we judge that “your current plan is enough” or “a settings review alone will fix it,” we tell you exactly that.
It is common for years to pass with the server left entirely to the firm that built your site. Why not take stock of whether the pricing, configuration, and security still fit where you are now?
We don’t propose on a “migration-first” or “cloud-first” basis. We share the result of a neutral, third-party assessment as one of four patterns. Sometimes the conclusion is that your specs are excessive and you should move to a lower plan.
A settings review, plugin cleanup, or cache tuning solves it without changing servers. Here we simply hand over the assessment report and stop there.
Within your current service — Xserver, CPI, Sakura, and the like — you move up to a higher plan, or move down because the specs are excessive. It completes with just a plan change, no migration.
For reasons of support quality or PHP / DB version ceilings, switching to another shared host (Xserver / Sakura / KAGOYA / CPI, etc.) is the better option.
When shared hosting hits its limits — traffic growth, redundancy, mass subdomains, a co-located app server — we choose and propose the cloud that fits the case, such as AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, or Vultr.
Beyond the migration work itself, the flat fee includes a full year of operations after migration.
We take stock of your current server’s configuration, domains, email, plugins, and data volume, and document the migration risks in writing. Even the assessment alone lets you decide not to migrate.
Duration: 1–2 weeks
We only carry this out when the assessment concludes that migrating is the better choice. We select the best destination case by case (higher-tier shared plans on Xserver / Sakura / CPI, a different shared host, or cloud such as AWS / GCP / Cloudflare / Vultr). We minimize business impact with parallel build → staging verification → DNS cutover.
Duration: 2–4 weeks (skipped if you don’t migrate)
We include monitoring, backups, and security updates for 12 months after migration. We share measured display speed and uptime in a monthly report.
Duration: 12 months (auto-renewing)
The assessment is entirely free. Even when we judge that “no migration is needed,” we hand over the assessment report and stop there. Costs arise only if you commission migration or operations after the assessment.
The assessment is free. If the conclusion is “staying as you are is enough” or “a downgrade is sufficient,” no additional cost arises. Only when migration or operations are needed do we quote individually, based on the number of sites, the destination, whether redundancy is required, and similar conditions.
Ask someone working from a “destination-first” or “our-own-plan-first” position, and whether it’s truly needed never becomes clear. The dividing line is whether you get a neutral, third-party assessment.
If you want to entrust post-migration monitoring and maintenance on an ongoing basis, we run alongside you monthly as infrastructure build and operations.
See infrastructure operations CostIf you already run on the cloud, we’ll take stock of your setup and surface billing waste — even the assessment on its own.
See the cost assessment UptimeA mechanism to notice “it went down” is available at a flat rate through our multi-location liveness monitoring service.
See uptime monitoringJust tell us your current server’s URL and the service you’re contracted with. Even if the result is “staying as you are is enough,” we tell you straight. We handle enquiries under confidentiality and reply within 2 business days.
You can also reach us by phone (050-1794-9651, automated voice; we call back on business days). For detailed enquiries with budget and timing, please use the contact form. Note: we do not accept sales solicitations.