One reviewed request for website, email, CityPage, Client Page, and monthly care.
Aceon Business Hub gives a small business one intake path for hosted website work, professional email, domain health, CityPage discovery, Client Page handoff, lead capture, analytics, backups, and monthly care without pretending those are separate unrelated projects.
Vancouver owners can inspect a sample before requesting.
These are anonymized sample pages for real local-business shapes. They show the kind of finished starter surface a cafe, computer shop, or studio owner can review before sending a request.
Website + CityPage
A clean website or landing page paired with a CityPage profile, local search basics, schema, sitemap, analytics, and clear calls to action.
Email + domain health
Professional email addresses and basic deliverability checks for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, aliases, renewals, and DNS hygiene.
Client Page portal
A branded customer page for status, links, documents, forms, next steps, payment instructions where appropriate, and private review-safe contact handling.
The lead domino: one business profile.
Instead of treating hosting, email, CityPage, and Client Page as separate jobs, each customer gets one tenant profile that stores the business name, domain, website, email accounts, CityPage URL, Client Page URL, services, owner contact, package, health checks, and monthly status.
Every onboarding question feeds the same profile, so the next service is easier to activate.
Monthly summaries can show website, email, lead, backup, uptime, and renewal health in one place.
The offer becomes clear: “We don’t just host your site — we manage your online business hub.”
What happens after the request
Name, email, and phone are enough. If you already know the main domain or first mailbox to review, add them, but you do not need to finish every field tonight.
Aceon can decide whether the next best move is Starter Presence, a fuller Managed Business Hub, or a Growth Hub follow-up instead of forcing every business into one generic package.
DNS changes, mailbox setup, payment collection, public launch timing, and customer-visible copy stay manual-review items until they are explicitly approved.
Packages
Starter Presence
For a small business that needs one reviewed public page, a contact path, and the basics cleaned up before a larger build.
Use this request pathManaged Business Hub
For a business that wants website, email, CityPage, Client Page, analytics, backups, and monthly care tracked together.
Use this request pathGrowth Hub
For a business that also wants more landing pages, review-safe growth work, and a stronger monthly improvement rhythm after the basics are stable.
Use this request pathQuestions before you click
What does the Business Hub request cover?
The request can capture website hosting, domain and email review, a CityPage public profile, a Client Page portal, lead capture, analytics, backups, and monthly care preferences in one reviewed record.
Does this form change DNS, email, hosting, or billing right away?
No. The public request is intake only. DNS, mailbox creation, hosting changes, billing, payment collection, and live launch stay manual-review items until they are explicitly approved.
What is enough to start?
Name, email, and phone are enough to start. If available, the most useful optional details are your main domain, the first mailbox you want reviewed, and which managed services matter most right now.
Can I start even if I already have a website or email provider?
Yes. The intake can include your current site, current email setup, or provider problems so the review can decide whether the next step is a fresh build, cleanup, migration, or a lighter CityPage-plus-Client-Page layer.
Capture the whole situation once, then decide the smallest safe next step.
The Business Hub request path already carries package context, domain and mailbox review fields, managed-service preferences, and the request-only safety boundary into one reviewed record. That is a better conversion surface than asking a business owner to guess which separate service ticket should come first.