Your domain is an asset, your website is your storefront, and for many businesses a web application is the product itself. For most, all of it lives across a registrar, an agency, a hosting company and a CDN plan under four different logins, and when something breaks everyone points at everyone else. Foundry Web treats the whole chain as infrastructure: engineered properly, documented, monitored, and run by one accountable team.
The chain, engineered
| Item | What it means for your business |
|---|---|
| Domain registration | Registered, renewed and managed in your name. You are always the legal owner; we stop renewals ever slipping. |
| DNS | Every record (A, MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and the ones that break things when wrong) maintained by people who do this daily. Changes in minutes, with a record of what changed and why. |
| Websites | Fast, secure, well-structured sites built on modern frameworks and delivered from the edge. Built to be operated, not handed over on a laptop. |
| Web applications | Booking systems, portals, dashboards and the applications Foundry Engineering builds, on managed infrastructure we size, patch and maintain. Databases included. |
| TLS certificates | Every site gets a valid certificate, issued and renewed automatically. No expiry emails, no "not secure" warnings. |
| CDN and WAF | Files served from the edge so visitors load fast anywhere, and a web application firewall filtering attacks before they reach you. |
| Uptime monitoring | Automated checks run around the clock. If a site stops responding, a ticket opens straight away, and an engineer works it within support hours and your agreed response targets. |
The quiet disasters we prevent
Every year businesses lose domains to a missed renewal or a departed employee who still owns the account. Registering in your name, documenting it, and renewing it on time means you're never one forgotten password away from losing your name.
Where Growth fits
For businesses already on the platform, Foundry Growth adds technical SEO and local visibility on top of infrastructure the same team already runs. It is an add-on, not a pillar.