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3rd March, 2025 Permalink

Here are just some of the products and services you might expect to be able to find in the UK. We’ve tried to use the most commonly used terms where possible, but if there’s one here that you think could be better or is missing, please contact us.

ACME SSL certificate providers (0): An SSL certificate is a digital certificate that is used to establish an encrypted connection to a web server (HTTPS).
Calendar services (0): A calendar service is a digital calendar that helps users manage appointments and scheduling,
Captcha services (0): A captcha system helps to detect whether a real human or a bot is using a website.
Cloud computing platforms (0): A cloud computing platform provides on-demand hosting services.
Co-Location (1)
Consent management platform (CMP) (0): A consent management platform (CMP) is software that provides a cookie banner to request consent for cookies and services.
Content delivery network (CDN) services (0): A content delivery network (CDN) is a geographically distributed network.
DDoS protection services (0): A DDoS protection service can be placed in front of a web application or server to protect it from DDoS attacks.
Document collaboration services (0): A document collaboration service allows users to work together on documents, spreadsheets, presentations, or the like.
Electronic signature software (0): An electronic signature software help customers sign documents digitally.
Email providers (0): An email provider provides its users with an e-mail address and the corresponding mailboxes.
Email marketing services (0): An email marketing service helps manage email marketing campaigns and newsletters.
Error tracking services (0): An error tracking services reports errors of an application and informs the developers.
File hosting services (0): With a file hosting service, users can upload files to back them up or share them with others.
Font services (0): A font service provides access to web or computer fonts.
Function as a service (FaaS) providers (0): A function as a service (FaaS) allows customers to run applications without managing the infrastructure.
Identity and access management (IAM) services (0): An identity and access management (IAM) service manages users and their access to resources.
Instant messaging apps (2): An instant messaging app allows people to send text messages and also media to each other.
Live chat software (0): Live chat software is software that can be embedded in a website so that users can ask questions directly in the website to the website operator/support.
Machine translation services (0): A machine translation service (translator) is a service that programmatically translates text from one language to another.
Managed DNS providers (0): A managed DNS provider can be used to set DNS records for domains.
Map API services (0): A maps API service provides custom maps over an API that can be used in websites or apps.
Marketing automation software (0): Marketing automation software helps marketers automate repetitive tasks.
Microblogging services (0): A microblogging service allows users to post short texts, images or links to videos.
Navigation apps (0): Navigation apps help you get from A to B.
Object storage providers (0): Object storage providers allow their users to store files hierarchically.
Password managers (0): A password manager is a software that allows users to store and manage passwords securely.
Payment service providers (1): A payment service provider (PSP) helps businesses process payments.
Platform as a service (PaaS) providers (0): A platform as a service (PaaS) is a cloud computing service that focuses on deploying applications, rather than providing servers.
Professional networking platforms (0): A professional networking platform is a social network focused on business relationships.
Project Management Software (0): Project Management Software streamlines project management and development.
Public DNS resolvers (1): A public DNS resolver translates domain names into IP addresses.
Satellite internet (1): Satellite internet connectivity allows users to connect to digital services from places not well served by mobile or broadband networks.
Search engine (1): A search engine allows users to search for specific sites and results on the web.
Session recording (0): A session recording tool tracks the users' interaction with a website to get a more profound understanding of how users are using the interface and where they might be struggling.
SMS APIs (5): SMS APIs enable you to send SMS messages to your customers.
Social network (0): A social network allows users to share text, photo and video updates of things they care about.
Spelling and grammar checkers (0): A spelling and grammar checker helps authors to check their texts for spelling and grammar errors.
Survey tools (0): Survey Tools allow you to create surveys.
Tag management systems (0): A tag management system is software that helps add and manage tags on a website.
Team communication services (0): A team communication service helps a team to communicate with each other.
Time tracking apps (0): A time tracking app is an application that helps users track how much time was spent on which task or project.
Transactional email service (1): A transactional mail service offers users the ability to send emails from their applications via the service.
Uptime monitoring services (0): An uptime monitoring service periodically checks if a website or other service is active.
Version control services (0): A version control service helps to manage software source code and its changes.
Video conferencing software (0): Video conferencing software allows two or more people to communicate with each other over the Internet via Video and Audio.
Video hosting services (0): On a video hosting service, videos can be uploaded and then embedded on websites.
Video platforms (0): A video platforms allows users to share videos or streams online.
Virtual private server (VPS) hosts (0): A virtual private server (VPS) host provides virtual servers with predefined RAM, storage, traffic and virtual cores.
VPN services (0): A VPN service tunnels your internet traffic through a server.
Web analytics services (0): A web analytics service tracks user behavior on websites so that website owners can understand user usage and optimize their websites.
WordPress hosting (0): Wordpress hosting providers offer hosting services that are specifically tailored to WordPress and therefore make it very easy to host websites, blogs or stores that run on WordPress professionally.

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