About Rob Keck
Rob Keck is the founder of K & K Web Services in Ladoga, Indiana. He earned a Bachelor's in IT in 1996 and has been building and hosting websites for Indiana businesses since 2005. He holds WordPress, cloud computing, DevOps and cybersecurity certifications.
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Custom web tool development isn’t what we do most often — most of what we build day-to-day is websites: hosting-company sites, WHMCS-integrated storefronts, business pages. But every so often a project calls for something different: a custom, standalone web tool built from scratch to solve one specific problem well. Here’s a look at one we […]

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Launching a hosting business means building two things at once: the billing platform that runs the back end, and the website that convinces someone to sign up in the first place. A WHMCS HTML template solves the second half without requiring a full custom design project. Here’s what one actually is, what to look for, […]

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If you’ve never worked in tech, “web hosting” can feel like a black box — you pay for it, your website appears online, and somehow that’s supposed to make sense. It does, once you see how web hosting works step by step. Here’s a plain-English walkthrough of what actually happens between someone typing your domain […]

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If you run a hosting business on WHMCS long enough, you eventually hit a wall: something you need just isn’t a built-in feature, and no combination of settings will get you there. That’s usually where a WHMCS addon module comes in. It’s the most flexible category of WHMCS module development, and one of the most […]

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WordPress vs HTML is one of the first real decisions you’ll make when building a small business website, and it matters more than most people expect. Both can produce a fast, professional-looking site — but they land very differently once you factor in editing, maintenance, and long-term cost. Here’s how WordPress vs HTML actually breaks […]

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If you’ve been asking around, you’ve probably gotten wildly different answers about small business website cost — anywhere from $200 on a freelancer marketplace to $10,000+ from a big agency. The honest answer is that small business website cost depends mostly on a few clear factors: how many pages you need, which platform you build […]