Founding-partner waitlist is open for small web and design agencies.

One site. Six clear steps. You approve every move.

We review one site with you, explain what it needs, and stop for your approval before anything changes. Your agency stays in charge of the client.

The three CloudVault guardians guide a project from repository handoff through setup, review, launch, and ongoing operation.
01

Handoff

You send the site files, access, and anything we should know. We confirm what arrived and what is still missing.

You bring
Site files, logins, and known issues.
We prepare
A simple list of what we received and still need.
You approve
You approve what we may inspect.

You always know what happens next.

Click a stage above to see what we need from you, what we prepare, and when you need to approve the next move. Nothing changes on a client site without your authorization.

A CloudVault guardian signals a deliberate pause while reviewing the hosting handoff.

Sometimes the right move is to stop.

If something is missing, unsafe, or different from the plan, we pause and talk to you. We do not guess, hide the issue, or make the decision for your agency.

  1. We cannot access the site or an account the move needs.
  2. The site uses something we cannot support safely.
  3. The move cannot be tested or rolled back safely.
  4. The scope, timing, or requirements changed and need your approval.

A simple line between your agency and CloudVault.

You own the client relationship and approve important changes. We handle the agreed hosting work behind your agency.

Your agency

Owns the client relationship, website decisions, timing, and approval.

CloudVault

Handles the agreed servers, certificates, backups, maintenance, and hosting updates.

We report to your agency. We do not market or upsell to your client.

Start with one site.

Choose one lower-risk site, review the plan with us, and decide whether the model fits before moving anything else.

// Pre-launch. Founding partners are onboarded personally, one site at a time.