Gotekky works with agencies, developers and consultants as the hosting and technical operations layer, with clear roles for migrations, infrastructure, Website Care and escalation.
The partnership is not based on reselling disk space. It is based on giving agencies access to an experienced hosting and operations layer without taking away their creative or client relationship.
The agency can remain the creative and client lead while Gotekky becomes the technical operations layer behind hosting, migrations, server work and recurring care.
The scope can be narrow or broad. The important part is deciding who owns each technical layer before a client incident forces the question.
Choose the right environment without forcing every client into the same reseller account.
Use Gotekky for the infrastructure side of cutovers while the agency remains focused on the website and client.
Add recurring responsibility only for the layers the agency does not want to own.
A good partner arrangement says who talks to the client, who handles hosting, who owns the application and when Gotekky is expected to step in.
Tell us what your agency wants to keep, what you would rather escalate and whether Gotekky should be visible to the client. We can structure the responsibility model around that relationship.
Traditional reseller hosting makes the agency responsible for a platform it may not want to operate. The partner model keeps commercial flexibility while putting technical responsibility where it belongs.
Keep strategy, design and client experience while escalating hosting operations and technical incidents.
Keep application development while using Gotekky for infrastructure, migrations and server operations.
Bring Gotekky in as the specialist web hosting and Linux operations layer when those systems sit outside your core stack.
The strategic direction is to stop actively marketing commodity reseller packages while preserving existing reseller customers and internal reseller capability where useful.
Yes. Behind-the-scenes, co-managed and client-visible arrangements can be discussed depending on the project and support model.
Yes. A standard site can use Web Hosting while another client uses VPS, dedicated or complex infrastructure based on its actual needs.
Yes. Migration and infrastructure work can be scoped separately while the agency remains responsible for the application or website development.
Commercial arrangements can be discussed where they fit the volume, responsibility and support model. They are not the core value proposition of the partnership.
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