Key digital infrastructure

The work behind the work.

Dacinia builds and runs the key digital infrastructure a growing business depends on: a website you own, search listings that are right, email and files that work, and security that holds. Set up properly, kept current, and in your name.

Every hour an owner spends fighting their own technology is an hour the business doesn't get. We started Dacinia to give small businesses and non-profits what large companies take for granted: key digital infrastructure set up right, documented, and kept current. You run the business. We run what it runs on.

I · How we work

Four rules we don't bend.

You own everything.

Accounts, domains, websites and files are set up in your name. If we parted ways tomorrow, nothing would leave with us.

Quoted before any work begins.

Every job starts with a written scope and a price. You know what it costs before the first hour is spent.

Set up properly, then written down.

Every setting and every decision is documented, so the next person, including you, can see how it works and why.

Your data stays in your accounts.

We work inside your systems with the access you grant. Nothing is copied out, and access ends when the work does.

II · What we do

Systems, not more software.

Six pieces of infrastructure a business runs on, set up to work together. Most clients start with whichever one is costing them the most time.

Websites

Fast, simple sites you own outright, hosted for free or close to it, with no monthly builder fees. This site is one.

Email and files

Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 set up properly, with migrations from older systems done over a weekend, not a month.

Outsourced IT

Devices, accounts, access and the questions in between, handled by one person who knows your setup instead of a ticket queue.

Cybersecurity

Multi-factor sign-in, backups, email authentication and device setup, so a lost laptop or a phishing email stays a small problem.

Phones and messaging

Business phone and text messaging set up, registered with the carriers, and connected to the rest of your tools.

III · How it starts

Three steps, then it runs.

  1. Quote

    One call to list what's slow, broken or costing you money. You leave with a written scope and a price, and nothing starts until you say so.

  2. Build

    We set it up inside your own accounts, test it, and write down how it works. You own every login before we're done.

  3. Keep current

    Renewals, updates and the small fixes that pile up, handled on a schedule or as they come. Per project, or a monthly arrangement if you'd rather not think about it.

Start with a 30-minute call.

Bring a list of what's slow, broken or costing you money. Leave knowing what to fix first and what it costs.