Closing hosting business with existing customers

[Dale A]

Due to health concerns I am getting ready to retire. I  have a half dozen or so of my best customers still on my system.  Need to transfer these accounts to somebody else to continue their service.  I'm not looking to sell them. Just trying to find someone that will take over the accounts. Most include domain names registered through ENOM. Also have a few that are domain name only.  I hope I'm putting that at a place that is acceptable, If there is a better place please let me know.

[RadWebHosting]

Hello, we would be glad to assist you with the transition and have experience with similar undertakings. Please contact our team at https://radwebhosting.com/support 

[zomex]

Hello Dale,

I'm sorry to hear about your health.

This is something I've done successfully for 3 of my clients who wanted to retire from the industry. I've been in the web hosting business since 2009 and can take great care of your clients.

https://www.zomex.com/hosting/hosting-company-acquisition/

I have everything already in place (emails, processes etc) to make this a smooth and professional process for both you and your clients.

Feel free to contact me, I'd be happy to discuss with you.

Thanks,
Jack

Edited November 4, 2025 by zomex

[Chriscrete]

Hi Dale,

I came across your post about retiring and looking for someone to take over your remaining hosting customers.

I realize some time has passed since you posted it, so you may already have found someone. But if you still have any customers, hosting accounts or domains that need a new home, I would be very interested in taking them over.

I'm Christian Crete, founder of Crete Technology Group in Ottawa, Canada. I operate my own server infrastructure and I'm specifically looking for small hosting customer bases where an owner is retiring or winding things down.

I'm not looking to flip the customers. I'd like to continue hosting them, support them properly and give them a long-term home.

I'd be happy to discuss taking over the remaining accounts and handling the migration so you can finally step away from the hosting side.

And even if you've already transferred everything, if you know another longtime hosting or web-services owner who is retiring or winding down, I'd really appreciate an introduction.

Thanks Dale,

Christian Crete
Crete Technology Group
Ottawa, Canada
ccrete@cretetechgroup.com