# FXRM Services > UK hosting for agencies and developers who have outgrown commodity platforms. Enhance, Zimbra, PowerDNS — operated by engineers who have been running UK infrastructure since 1992. FXRM Services Ltd sells shared, reseller, WordPress, VPS, email and DNS hosting, domain registration, and consultancy, all from UK data centres. The control panel is Enhance, email is Zimbra, DNS is PowerDNS with DNSSEC on by default, and virtualisation is KVM on Proxmox. FXRM also publishes commercial Blesta modules, plugins and themes — Xero accounting sync, Zimbra provisioning, Google SSO, a Telegram-backed chat widget, a CRM, and restyled admin interfaces. The company is new; the team is not. Its engineers have run UK internet infrastructure since 1992, through Demon Internet and fido.net. ## Hosting and domains - [Web hosting](https://fxrm.co.uk/hosting/web-hosting): UK shared web hosting. Enhance control panel, SSD storage, free SSL, daily backups, PHP 8.x and MySQL. No overselling. Free first site migration. UK data centres. - [Reseller hosting](https://fxrm.co.uk/hosting/reseller-hosting): UK reseller hosting for agencies and freelancers. White-label nameservers, Enhance control panel, no per-account cPanel licence fees. Free migration for the first five sites. - [VPS hosting](https://fxrm.co.uk/hosting/vps-hosting): KVM virtualisation on Proxmox with real dedicated resources — not oversubscribed shared cores. Full root access, UK data centre. - [Email hosting](https://fxrm.co.uk/hosting/email-hosting): Zimbra email hosting in four tiers, from a light personal mailbox to enterprise storage with shared calendars and collaboration. Sold as the Exchange alternative. - [WordPress hosting](https://fxrm.co.uk/hosting/wordpress-hosting): WordPress hosting on Enhance with daily backups, Redis object cache support, and engineers who understand the stack. - [DNS hosting](https://fxrm.co.uk/hosting/dns-hosting): Managed PowerDNS authoritative nameservers with DNSSEC enabled by default. Full zone control via the Enhance panel or API. No web hosting required. - [OpenClaw hosting](https://fxrm.co.uk/hosting/openclaw-hosting): Managed OpenClaw instances with automated provisioning, gateway token rotation, and AI model integration. UK infrastructure, monitored around the clock. - [Email security](https://fxrm.co.uk/hosting/email-security): How email attacks work — phishing, spoofing, ransomware, BEC — and how FXRM protects against them with SPF, DKIM, DMARC, TLS, virus scanning and DNS-based honeypots. - [Domain registration](https://fxrm.co.uk/domains): Register UK domains with full DNSSEC on PowerDNS. .co.uk, .com, .org and 100+ TLDs. Free DNS hosting, WHOIS privacy and auto-renewal on UK nameservers. - [Pricing](https://fxrm.co.uk/pricing): Plan and price list across every FXRM hosting product, priced from the live catalogue. ## Who it is for - [For agencies](https://fxrm.co.uk/for-agencies): Built for web agencies and freelance developers managing multiple client sites. White-label, reliable, and backed by engineers who speak your language. - [For developers](https://fxrm.co.uk/for-developers): VPS hosting, full root access, real DNS management and a UK data centre — without the AWS invoice shock. - [For business](https://fxrm.co.uk/for-business): Professional email hosting for UK businesses, with DKIM, SPF and DMARC set up properly, and an explanation of why business email so often fails to arrive. - [Why FXRM](https://fxrm.co.uk/why-fxrm): FXRM was founded by Jon Morby — Demon Internet veteran and fido.net founder — who tried retirement, bought a boat, and came back because the market was too broken to ignore. - [Consultancy](https://fxrm.co.uk/consultancy): Hands-on engineering with HAProxy, Zimbra, PowerDNS, Proxmox and the full UK hosting stack. Professional consultancy, not a support plan. - [SSL Monitor](https://fxrm.co.uk/ssl-monitor): Proactive SSL certificate monitoring with expiry alerts, chain validation and configuration checks. Hosted on FXRM infrastructure. - [Migrate to FXRM](https://fxrm.co.uk/migrate): Free migration for the first five sites, zero downtime, everything verified before going live. ## Blesta software - [Blesta modules and plugins](https://fxrm.co.uk/software): Professional Blesta modules and plugins to streamline a hosting business: Xero accounting integration, Zimbra provisioning automation, and Google SSO. - [Xero Sync for Blesta](https://fxrm.co.uk/software/xero-sync): Synchronise Blesta billing data with Xero. Real-time sync of contacts, invoices and payments. Annual licence with support and updates. - [Zimbra module for Blesta](https://fxrm.co.uk/software/zimbra-module): Automate Zimbra email hosting provisioning from Blesta — account creation, suspension and management. Annual licence with support. - [Google Login for Blesta](https://fxrm.co.uk/software/google-login): Single sign-on for the Blesta client portal using Google accounts. One-click login and a smoother customer experience. - [Chat Widget](https://fxrm.co.uk/software/chat-widget): A chat widget backed by Telegram. Multiple agents, real-time WebSocket messaging, emoji reactions, and scales to thousands of simultaneous users. - [CRM for Blesta](https://fxrm.co.uk/software/crm-for-blesta): Turns Blesta into a full CRM: Kanban lead pipelines, drip email campaigns, client activity timelines and automated follow-ups, all inside Blesta. - [Blesta themes](https://fxrm.co.uk/software/blesta-themes): Restyled admin and client interfaces built on Blesta's own theme engine, starting with the Admin Interfaces line. - [Blesta admin interface themes](https://fxrm.co.uk/software/blesta-themes/admin-interfaces): The Admin Interfaces theme line for the Blesta staff area. - [Vanilla theme](https://fxrm.co.uk/software/blesta-themes/vanilla): A clean Blesta admin theme in the Admin Interfaces line. - [Vanilla Horizontal theme](https://fxrm.co.uk/software/blesta-themes/vanilla-horizontal): The Vanilla Blesta admin theme with a horizontal navigation layout. ## Company - [FXRM — hosting built by the engineers who helped build the UK internet](https://fxrm.co.uk): New company, decades of experience. The team has been running UK internet infrastructure since 1992, and answers the phone. - [Blog](https://fxrm.co.uk/blog): Hosting guides, infrastructure deep-dives, and email deliverability from the FXRM team. Individual posts are listed below. - [Newsletters](https://fxrm.co.uk/newsletters): Every FXRM customer newsletter — product releases, new Blesta modules and themes, and news from the team. Individual issues are listed below. - [Contact](https://fxrm.co.uk/contact): Postal address, telephone number, email addresses and support channels for FXRM Services Ltd. - [Security and vulnerability disclosure](https://fxrm.co.uk/security): How to report a security vulnerability to FXRM Services: the disclosure policy, what is in scope, how to send sensitive details securely, and what to expect back. - [Brand assets](https://fxrm.co.uk/brand-assets): FXRM logos, icons and brand guidelines for press, partners and media use. ## Downloads - [Email security overview (print)](https://fxrm.co.uk/downloads/email-security-overview): Printable product overview of the FXRM email security stack. - [Email hosting brief (print)](https://fxrm.co.uk/downloads/email-hosting-brief): Printable brief positioning FXRM email hosting as the Exchange alternative. ## Other pages - [Generated::5H S0Dhb Rrhz2Anj B](https://fxrm.co.uk/cp) - [Generated:: V V K V B7V9 L Nz4W Rd N](https://fxrm.co.uk/support) ## Blog - [Hosting email and the website in different places — MX, autoconfig and the bits everyone forgets](https://blog.fxrm.com/hosting-email-and-website-separately-mx-autoconfig/): Splitting mail and web hosting across two providers is common and entirely sensible. It also breaks mail client setup in ways that are easy to miss. Here is the full DNS picture. - [Selling hosting under your own brand: how white-label works end to end](https://blog.fxrm.com/selling-hosting-under-your-own-brand/): Your clients already believe you host their websites. White-label hosting makes the invoice, the margin and the infrastructure match the perception — here is how it works, from your nameservers down to the metal. - [The bulk sender rules, explained — what Gmail and Yahoo actually require](https://blog.fxrm.com/gmail-yahoo-bulk-sender-requirements-explained/): Since February 2024, sending more than 5,000 messages a day to Gmail comes with hard requirements. Here is each one, what it means technically, and how to verify you meet it. - [Why your agency shouldn’t be a sysadmin: what “managed” should actually include](https://blog.fxrm.com/agency-shouldnt-be-a-sysadmin/): Somewhere in your agency, a designer is moonlighting as a systems administrator. Here is what managed hosting should actually cover — and three questions that reveal whether yours covers any of it. - [MTA-STS, TLS-RPT and DANE — encrypting mail in transit properly](https://blog.fxrm.com/mta-sts-tls-rpt-dane-encrypting-mail-in-transit/): SMTP encryption is opportunistic by default, which means it can be silently stripped. MTA-STS, DANE and TLS-RPT close that gap. Here is what each does, how to publish them, and how they interact. - [The real cost of white-label hosting: what to compare beyond the price row](https://blog.fxrm.com/real-cost-white-label-hosting/): The price row is the least informative line on a reseller hosting comparison. Per-account licence fees, metered extras, and the support time you quietly absorb — here is the audit worth running before you choose a platform. - [Where we host our servers](https://blog.fxrm.com/where-we-host-our-servers/): Following on from today’s multiple outages at FidoNet I thought it might be worth while detailing a little on where we host our servers and why. As many who read this will… - [DKIM key rotation without downtime: the 48-hour dance](https://blog.fxrm.com/dkim-key-rotation-without-downtime-the-48-hour-dance/): DKIM keys are supposed to be rotated periodically. Almost nobody does it. The ones who try often break their email for a few hours doing it. There’s a correct procedure that avoids both problems, and it’s surprisingly unglamorous. - [How to sell DMARC monitoring to clients who’ve never heard of it](https://blog.fxrm.com/how-to-sell-dmarc-monitoring-to-clients-whove-never-heard-of-it/): Selling DMARC monitoring to a client who’s never heard of it is one of the easiest sales conversations you can have in professional services, assuming you frame it correctly. The problem is that most agencies frame it wrong. - [Google and Yahoo’s 2024 bulk sender rules, two years on: what actually got enforced](https://blog.fxrm.com/google-and-yahoos-2024-bulk-sender-rules-two-years-on-what-actually-got-enforced/): In October 2023, Google and Yahoo jointly announced new requirements for anyone sending more than 5,000 emails a day to their users. The rules were to take effect in February 2024. They were, at the time, the biggest change to bulk email deliverability in more than a decade. - [DMARC alignment: why your perfectly-configured domain still fails](https://blog.fxrm.com/dmarc-alignment-why-your-perfectly-configured-domain-still-fails/): The domain owner is baffled. Everything is “correct.” Nothing is working. Legitimate transactional mail is being rejected by receiving servers and landing in nobody’s inbox. - [SPF’s 10-lookup limit, explained by someone who’s hit it 100 times](https://blog.fxrm.com/spfs-10-lookup-limit-explained-by-someone-whos-hit-it-100-times/): One rule in RFC 7208 breaks more domains than anything else in email authentication: the 10-lookup limit, how records go over it, and what actually fixes it. - [Your client’s email is probably already going to spam. Here’s how to prove it in 60 seconds.](https://blog.fxrm.com/your-clients-email-is-probably-already-going-to-spam-heres-how-to-prove-it-in-60-seconds/): 11/15 of the top UK digital marketing agencies had no DMARC policy at all, three had p=none and only one had it right. If that’s the state of the agency’s email security, imagine how badly configured their clients are! - [The agency email security audit: a repeatable £500 offer](https://blog.fxrm.com/the-agency-email-security-audit-a-repeatable-ps500-offer/): This is a productised service that any web or digital agency can start selling this week. It generates £500-1,500 per engagement, takes about 3-4 hours of actual work, and has an extremely high conversion rate from the first conversation because the value is obvious and the price is low. It also leads directly into a £50-150/month recurring monitoring service, which is where the real margin is. - [Enhance vs cPanel — an honest comparison from a host that runs both](https://blog.fxrm.com/enhance-vs-cpanel/): cPanel pricing changed in 2019. Since then, reseller margins have been squeezed year after year. Here’s how Enhance compares — from a host that actually operates both. - [SPF, DKIM, DMARC — what each one actually does and what breaks when they’re wrong](https://blog.fxrm.com/spf-dkim-dmarc-explained/): Three records. Three different jobs. Most guides treat them as a checklist. This one explains what actually happens when each one fails — and why all three must work together. - [Node.js on shared hosting — what works, what doesn’t, and when to go VPS](https://blog.fxrm.com/nodejs-on-shared-hosting-what-works/): Shared hosting has historically meant PHP. Enhance changes that with native Node.js app support. Here’s what actually works, what has limits, and when Node workloads need a VPS. - [Why your client’s emails are going to spam — and it’s not their content](https://blog.fxrm.com/why-emails-go-to-spam/): Most email deliverability problems aren’t content problems. They’re infrastructure problems — a PTR mismatch, a DMARC policy set to none, a shared IP on a blacklist. Here’s what’s actually going wrong and what to do about it. - [What running UK mail servers since 1992 taught us about deliverability](https://blog.fxrm.com/30-years-uk-mail-servers-deliverability-lessons/): The team behind FXRM has been running email infrastructure since the early 1990s — from MMDF and Sendmail to Postfix and Zimbra. Here’s what actually matters for getting mail delivered. - [Proxmox vs. traditional VPS — what the difference means for your hosting](https://blog.fxrm.com/proxmox-vs-traditional-vps-hosting/): Most VPS hosts run OpenVZ or Xen. FXRM runs KVM on Proxmox. The difference is more than a product spec — it changes what isolation and resource guarantees actually mean. - [How we configure HAProxy for mail server failover](https://blog.fxrm.com/haproxy-mail-server-failover-configuration/): A single SMTP server is a single point of failure. This is the actual HAProxy configuration we use for mail relay failover, including health checks, stick tables, and SMTP protocol handling. - [DNSSEC explained for web developers — why it matters and how to check it](https://blog.fxrm.com/dnssec-explained-for-web-developers/): DNS cache poisoning attacks are real and DNSSEC exists to stop them. Here’s what DNSSEC actually does, how to verify it’s working, and why your hosting provider’s implementation matters. - [Why agencies are leaving cPanel reseller hosting in 2025](https://blog.fxrm.com/agencies-leaving-cpanel-reseller-hosting-2025/): cPanel’s 2019 per-account pricing change quietly restructured the economics of web agency hosting. Five years on, the cumulative effect is reshaping which platforms agencies actually choose. - [Moving from 123-Reg to a better host — a practical migration guide](https://blog.fxrm.com/moving-from-123-reg-to-better-host/): A step-by-step guide to migrating away from 123-Reg: how to audit your current setup, transfer DNS, migrate email, and go live without downtime. - [Why cPanel hosting gets your emails blacklisted (and what to do about it)](https://blog.fxrm.com/why-cpanel-hosting-gets-emails-blacklisted/): Shared cPanel hosting concentrates thousands of senders on the same IP pools. One bad actor affects everyone. Here’s the mechanics of why it happens and how to fix it. - [How to read a DMARC aggregate report — a practical guide for developers](https://blog.fxrm.com/how-to-read-dmarc-aggregate-report/): DMARC aggregate reports arrive as XML attachments from every major mail provider. This guide shows you exactly how to interpret them and what to look for. ## Newsletters - [Built for Blesta 6 — Xero Sync v2, Zimbra Module v2 & Two New Themes](https://fxrm.co.uk/newsletters/2026-08-built-for-blesta-6): The version 2 releases of Xero Sync and the Zimbra Module, both built specifically for Blesta 6, plus two free admin themes — including Blesta's first horizontal menu. ## Optional - [Terms of service](https://fxrm.co.uk/terms): Hosting agreements, acceptable use policy and service level commitments. - [Privacy policy](https://fxrm.co.uk/privacy): How FXRM Services Ltd collects, uses and protects personal data, under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. - [Complaints policy](https://fxrm.co.uk/complaints): How to make a complaint and how FXRM handles complaints fairly, quickly and transparently. - [security.txt](https://fxrm.co.uk/.well-known/security.txt): RFC 9116 security contact for reporting vulnerabilities. - [XML sitemap](https://fxrm.co.uk/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable index of the public pages.