Migrate onto Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, lock down the security most small businesses never get round to, and put your domain under one login you actually control. Then I keep it running. No more guessing who owns what.
Email and domain admin is the stuff nobody has time for until it goes wrong — a lapsed renewal, a phishing email that looked real, an ex-employee who still has access. Here's what gets fixed.
Onto Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 — whichever fits how you already work. Every mailbox, every folder, every contact moved across with nothing lost.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC set up properly — the technical records that stop criminals spoofing your domain and stop your own emails landing in spam. Most small businesses have none of this.
Every account, not just the ones people remember to switch on. One compromised password shouldn't mean one compromised business.
If nobody currently knows who has the login to your domain registrar, that changes. One login, in your name, that you control.
New starter, leaver, or role change — handled properly, with access removed the same day someone leaves, not whenever someone remembers.
The £49/mo covers me staying on as the person who actually manages this — security alerts, user changes, renewals, and a real person to call when something looks off.
Email migrations have a bad reputation because they're usually done badly. Done properly, nobody notices except that things start working better.
What you're currently on, who has access to what, and what "done" looks like for your team.
Mailboxes moved across in the background — your existing email keeps working the whole time. No inbox goes dark.
SPF/DKIM/DMARC configured, 2FA rolled out across the team, domain access consolidated.
DNS switched over, old system retired, and a plain-English handover doc so your team knows what changed and why.
This works best for small teams who've outgrown ad-hoc email and want someone else to own it properly.
Even better — the migration step is skipped and I go straight to the security audit and hardening. Setup fee is usually lower; I'll confirm on the kickoff call.
No. Everything is copied across, not moved — your old inbox stays intact as a backup until you're happy everything's landed correctly.
They're DNS records that prove an email genuinely came from your domain. Without them, it's trivially easy for someone to send an email that looks like it's from you — a common scam targeting small businesses' customers and suppliers.
Cancel any month. Your email, domain, and every account stay exactly as they are, fully in your control — I just stop being the one managing it day to day.
Send me a quick note about what you're currently using for email and domains, and I'll come back within one working day with a written quote.