LaunchEasy
Corvallis, Oregon · Since 2005

You own the app.
We own the rack.

Web development, hosting, and applied AI on a datacenter we own in Corvallis, Oregon — from WordPress sites to production e-commerce to apps outgrowing their builders. Your site, your data, and the person who answers, all in one building.

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Since 2005
Building and running the web
24M+
Visits served last month, from our racks
0 min
Downtime at our last production cutover
100%
Hardware we own

Outgrowing your app builder?

We move working apps off Base44, Lovable, and similar platforms onto hardware we own.

App migration

Need your business site built or hosted?

WordPress and business hosting on our Plesk servers — self-managed or fully handled.

Web hosting

Bringing your own stack?

VPS and colocation in our Corvallis facility, from a single VM to your own rack units.

VPS & colocation
Plesk from $39 Apps from $49 VPS from $99 Colo from $150 All pricing
01 · What we do

Everything the site needs to run

Most shops build the site and hand you a hosting invoice from somebody else. We do the whole stack — the code, the machines it runs on, and the data underneath it.

Websites

Design, build, rebuild — front end through database. Domains, DNS and TLS handled with it.

Hosting

WordPress, business sites, and production e-commerce on servers we own. Individual stores on our racks serve over a million unique visitors a year.

App migration & hosting

Off the builder, onto a dedicated stack — deployed through Orbit, backed by Postgres you can reach.

Data & analytics

Pipelines that move your data without losing any of it, and numbers you can act on.

Applied AI

The models the giants train, put to work on your operation and evaluated on your own data.

Support

Patching, isolation and monitoring by the engineers who run the racks — and who already know your stack.

02 · Why us, why now

They're spending billions on datacenters.
Yours is already built.

The biggest companies in the world are racing to build AI infrastructure — hundreds of billions of dollars of it. Your business doesn't need to win that race. It needs the results: AI features that work, on real infrastructure, run by people who answer.

Our private datacenter in Corvallis puts that within reach of local and small businesses — without the capex, the hiring, or the hyperscaler bill. Fortune-100 companies build their own software on their own infrastructure. So do our customers. On ours.

Orbit is how. Take an AI-generated app out of its builder and give it a dedicated stack sized to its growth — CPU, RAM, and storage that scale with the app, not a token meter. No development team to hire, no datacenter to build. We're the hosting and AI partner; you're the owner.

  • Their models, your business

    We wire the AI the giants build into your actual operation, evaluated on your own data.

  • Dedicated, not metered

    Resources sized to your app's growth. Capacity is a conversation with an engineer, not a pricing page.

  • Already built, already staffed

    Two decades of infrastructure and the engineers who run it, for a fraction of building your own.

03 · The datacenter

A facility, not a reseller agreement

Most agencies rent capacity on someone else's cloud and mark it up. We run our own facility in Corvallis — our hardware, our network, our hands on it. Questions about your infrastructure go to the engineers who racked it, and stop there.

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  • Hardware we own

    Bought, racked and maintained by us. No pass-through margin, no shared blast radius.

  • Your data stays in Oregon

    Your site, your Postgres and your store’s orders live in one building in Corvallis, Oregon — not in a region code.

  • Redundant power and network

    Multiple carriers and backup power, monitored by the engineers who run the racks.

  • One team, whole stack

    Development, hosting and data under one roof. Nothing is escalated to a vendor.

04 · Under the masthead

Two platforms we built for our own customers

Both came out of work we were already doing, and both run on the datacenter above. Each has its own home.

Orbit

Your app in motion on infrastructure that holds still.

The deploy platform. Push your project and it ships — build, release and rollback on hardware we operate. It is how we deploy this site.

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Gantry

Everything scattered, resolved into one record.

The data platform. Pipelines, ontology and analytics that pull a business spread across a dozen systems back into a single model.

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05 · Moving up

Outgrown your app builder?

Prompt-to-app platforms are a great way to start and a hard place to grow. Real users arrive, and you find the walls: rate limits you can't raise, credits that turn success into a bill, a database you can't reach. We move working apps off Base44, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 and similar platforms onto hardware we own — deployed through Orbit, with nothing about your app rented from anyone.

See how migration works

  • Limits sized to your app

    No metered API tiers, no credit meter. Capacity is a conversation with an engineer, not a pricing page.

  • Your code, in your repo

    Push to git and Orbit ships it — zero-downtime releases, with rollback. No export button required ever again.

  • A real database

    Direct Postgres access. Your schema, your queries, your backups — nightly, encrypted, off-site.

  • A person who knows your app

    The engineer who moved it is the engineer who answers. Nothing escalates to a vendor.

06 · Case study

We moved our own platform first.
Five national brands didn't notice.

Our own multi-brand platform, taken off an app builder and into production without a minute of downtime.

100acm.com is our own multi-brand marketing platform — five national brands run their content management, SEO, and analytics on it. It started life on an AI app builder, and the builder became the ceiling: platform limits, platform pricing, a stack we couldn't fully touch.

So we did for ourselves what we now do for clients. We rebuilt the app on our stack, staged it on our infrastructure alongside the original, and verified feature parity against the live product. Then we cut DNS over to our datacenter — the brands' teams kept working through the switch, and the old platform stayed on standby until it was clearly no longer needed.

Today 100acm.com ships through Orbit: every push is a zero-downtime release, the data lives in Postgres in Corvallis, and nightly encrypted backups leave the building.

5
National brands on the platform
0
Minutes of downtime at cutover
100%
Of the code and data, owned outright
07 · Expertise

The new work rests on the old work

AI and ontology are not a pivot for us. They are what you can build once somebody already understands the storage, the network and the schema underneath — which is what we have been doing since 2005.

The foundation

  • Web developmentTwo decades of shipping and maintaining production sites.
  • File systemsHow data is actually laid out, replicated and recovered.
  • NetworkingRouting, carriers and the physical path your traffic takes.
  • DatabasesSchema design, query performance and the cost of getting it wrong.

What we added

  • AI servicesApplied to your operation and evaluated against your own data.
  • OntologyOne model of the business, so every system means the same thing.
  • AnalyticsInstrumentation and reporting that answers a real question.
  • Data engineeringThe pipelines that make the three above possible.

Launch the hard part first

Tell us what you are building and where it is stuck. You will talk to someone who will be working on it.

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