Agile Tech Solutions is a UK company, started by two founders and run on hardware we own outright. When you need a hand, you talk to the people who actually run it.
Agile Tech Solutions was started by two people who wanted hosting to work the way they would want it to for their own businesses: on hardware you can account for, with someone you can actually reach.
Nicholas Martin brought more than 20 years in IT security. Bobby Cato brought more than 20 years of building and running businesses. Between them, they look after both sides of your hosting: the technology that keeps your website online and safe, and the people you talk to when you need something.
That is still how it works. Your website runs on hardware we own outright and manage ourselves, nothing is resold, and the people who run it are the people who answer you.
Two people, two sides of your hosting: security and service.
Co-founder, security and infrastructure
Nicholas has spent more than 20 years in IT security, from first-line support to designing identity and access security for large organisations in finance, energy and travel. He is a Certified Ethical Hacker.
At Agile Tech, he makes sure your hosting is secure by design: who can reach what, how access is granted, and how it is taken away again.
Co-founder, operations and clients
Bobby has more than 20 years of building and running businesses, from co-founding an independent jewellery company to managing projects for start-ups. He has mentored young entrepreneurs with the Bright Ideas Trust since 2009, and speaks in schools with Holler.
At Agile Tech, he runs the business day to day, and is often the person you deal with when you need a hand.
He has the patience of a saint.
What a small, founder-run company means for your website.
Your website runs on hardware we own and manage ourselves. Nothing is resold, so nobody else’s limits decide how your site runs.
Security is led by a co-founder who has worked in it for more than 20 years, so it shapes how your hosting is built rather than being added later.
When you need a hand, you talk to the people who run your hosting, not a script. They know your account, and they explain things in plain English.
