1. Create A Ticket
Use the support desk with the domain name, service affected and a clear description of what is happening.
Create A TicketHosting Support
KitCloud support is designed for hosting customers who need clear, human help with web hosting, WordPress hosting, domains, DNS and business email. Creating a ticket is the primary support route, followed by e-mail, chat and then phone where needed.
Support Routes
Starting with a ticket gives us the details we need to investigate properly. E-mail, chat and phone support are then used when they are the most useful next step.
Use the support desk with the domain name, service affected and a clear description of what is happening.
Create A TicketChat is a secondary route for quick questions and simple follow-ups once the core details are clear.
Phone calls are used where a live conversation is the most practical way to move a support issue forward.
Create A TicketSupport Hours
Tickets can be logged at any time. We monitor and respond during standard UK business hours, and we do our best to reply outside those hours where we reasonably can.
Core hosting support runs Monday To Friday, 9am To 5pm.
Customers can log support tickets whenever an issue appears, even outside standard support hours.
Outside business hours, we respond as soon as we reasonably can, especially when something urgent affects the hosting service.
What Support Covers
KitCloud support focuses on keeping the hosting service working, helping customers use the included tools and giving practical guidance when something is not behaving as expected.
Fair Use
At £1.25 per month, support needs to stay practical and proportionate. That means real help with the hosting service, without pretending the plan includes unlimited web development, consultancy or a 24/7 managed support desk.
Support is handled by people who understand the hosting platform and can give useful guidance.
We help with hosting, access, configuration and service issues rather than unlimited website build work.
Service-impacting issues are prioritised, while general questions are handled as the support queue allows.
Getting Help
For support, create a ticket in the support desk first, or e-mail [email protected] if you prefer. Include the domain, service and a clear description of the issue so we can help faster.