$49.95 /month starting at
A managed website or client portal with practical support and a clear project scope.
- Managed website or portal
- Client account and support
- Core monitoring
- Additional apps by written quote
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DENTON BBQ / MANAGED APPLICATION HOSTING
Plans for your business.
Hosting built for continuity.
Keep daily operations running while improvements are developed, reviewed and accepted in separate environments. Our Enterprise hosting practices combine controlled releases, restricted test access and a documented path to client independence.
DevelopBuild using dedicated test records
ValidateReview and client acceptance in Staging
ReleaseApproved changes to Production
Denton BBQ managed website & business plans
For businesses that need more than a landing page. These are starting monthly service prices, not automatic checkout subscriptions. Setup, app choices, ongoing development and usage are agreed in a written scope.
$99.95 /month starting at
Business tools, workflows and connected applications for a growing operation.
- Everything scoped under Managed
- Business forms and records
- Reporting and integrations by scope
- App and feature planning
$199.95 /month starting at
Advanced business application support and specialized operational requirements.
- Custom workflow and portal planning
- Advanced applications and integrations
- Team permissions and operations
- Specific modules agreed in writing
$299+ /month starting at
From $299/month. Final pricing by quote for your application, environments and operational requirements.
- Production plus one Dev and one Staging environment
- Named tester access and client UAT
- Controlled review and production releases
- Production continuity and handoff planning
Ongoing managed Dev/Staging environments and dedicated client UAT are Enterprise features. Lower tiers retain production security and a viable handoff path. Review Enterprise hosting practices and scope.
Request a managed-site proposal
Tell us what you need. We'll create a DBBQ support inquiry with your preferred package—no subscription, setup fee or application is activated by submitting this form.
Only need a simple one-page website? The Starter offer ($14.95/month or $119.40 prepaid annually, no setup fee) is available through Denton Web Design and Billings Web Design. Existing customer pricing agreements are unaffected.
ENTERPRISE MANAGED HOSTING
$299+ per month
From $299/month, with final pricing confirmed by quote. For new Enterprise agreements covering one agreed application scope, with managed Production plus one Dev and one Staging environment. Environments and access are configured and verified during onboarding.
Production operations
Routine hosting administration, deployment oversight and configuration maintenance for the agreed application and its connected services.
Managed Dev and Staging
Separate deployments, dedicated test data and environment-specific configuration. Development continues without disturbing the release undergoing client acceptance testing.
Controlled access and releases
Named testers receive access to the appropriate project, environment and role. Changes progress through internal review, client UAT and authorized production release.
Continuity and handoff planning
Documented ownership, administrator access, dependencies, deployment and recovery procedures help a client or successor provider take over the live application.
Basic hosting does not include ongoing managed Dev/Staging environments or a dedicated client UAT service. Basic production security, client data ownership and a viable transition path are not restricted to Enterprise.
SEPARATE ENVIRONMENTS
Test safely. Release deliberately.
Test data stays in testing
Dev and Staging use dedicated test records, files and isolated connections. Approved code and schema changes advance to Production; test records, accounts, uploaded files and test queues do not.
Live actions stay in Production
Business email, SMS and payment actions are simulated in test environments. Any provider-sandbox testing requires separate test credentials and approved recipients. Live credentials are kept out of Dev and Staging.
Environment access checks cover protected pages, APIs and documents. A successful sign-in alone does not grant access to every client or environment. Test environments are restricted even when they preview a public website.
REVIEW TO RELEASE
A clear acceptance process
- Dev: implement and verify the change using test data.
- In Review: internally test a fixed release candidate in Staging.
- UAT: designated client testers review and accept the candidate.
- Production: deploy the approved changes after release authorization, verify the result and record the release.
Production is designed to operate independently of DBBQ’s test-access administration. Each project’s onboarding identifies client administrator access, account ownership and transfer or export arrangements for the live services.
Our continuity standard includes a documented handoff path. Project-specific restore exercises, managed recovery commitments and transition labor are separately defined in the service agreement.
CLEAR SERVICE BOUNDARIES
Agree the scope before onboarding
The Enterprise monthly service does not include prepaid support or development hours. Initial setup, migrations, new features, non-routine fixes, training and substantive transition work are separately scoped unless expressly included in your agreement.
Your proposal defines the application scope, whether a public website and portal are both covered, user counts, expected resource usage, release allowance and third-party charges. Additional environments such as Dev2 require separate scope. Provider subscriptions and usage-based charges are separate unless expressly included.
Backup coverage, retention, restore testing and recovery commitments are defined separately. No unlimited usage, 24/7 support, guaranteed uptime or recovery-time commitment is implied. Existing customer rates and signed service terms remain governed by their agreements.
These practices describe our Enterprise service standard and onboarding requirements. They do not certify that a particular client’s environments have already been provisioned or replace its signed agreement.