Budget-friendly redesigns and rock-solid hosting from one California team that's kept businesses online since 2003.
woodland hills, ca · arizona — since 2003
Why Omniweb
Most small businesses overpay a big-box platform for a template, or underpay for a site nobody maintains. Omniweb is the third option: a real team that designs it, hosts it, and answers the phone — without enterprise pricing.
Makeovers
If any of these sound familiar, it's time. We carry over what works, rebuild the rest, and relaunch on hosting we run ourselves.
The services
Design, hosting, email, and code on one system — not a stack of vendors pointing fingers at each other.
Budget-friendly redesigns and custom builds, launched straight onto our own infrastructure.
Explore makeovers → InfrastructureBasic, Advanced, and Pro plans from $100 a year — backups included, on infrastructure we run ourselves.
See hosting plans → CommunicationsUnlimited addresses and aliases on your domain — pay only for the storage you use.
Explore email → ProtectionEverything copied to two remote servers in different regions on different networks.
Explore storage → DevelopmentCustom code, fixes, and integrations from the people who run the servers.
Explore programming → GuidancePlain-language advice on what your business actually needs online — and what it doesn't.
Ask us anything →Need a domain? We'll get you registered, pointed, and set up through a trusted registrar as part of any project.
What we handle
Track record
Most of our business came by word of mouth for twenty years. That only happens for one reason.
Founded before the cloud was a buzzword — with datacenters, redundant systems, and clients who've been here the whole way.
Two decades of keeping business sites up, mail flowing, and backups running.
Design, hosting, email, and code under one roof. Real people answer — no ticket purgatory.
Get started
Send us your current URL and we'll come back with an honest assessment and a budget-friendly quote. No pressure, no jargon.
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