Konrad Keck

Hi, I'm Konrad Keck.

Here I explode with ideas and thoughts about my projects, business and professional life that don't fit where I regularly publish: webhosting.today, social media and my software brands' blogs. This is definitely the best place to get to know me better.

webhosting.todayCo-founder & Podcast Host · since 2024

Independent media for the web hosting industry, combining news, analysis, market data, M&A coverage and conversations with industry leaders.

Mostly fun, conversations and learning. It completely changed how well I understand an industry I’ve worked in for years.

webhosting.today ↗
ModulesGardenFounder & CEO · since 2011

A leading software development company for the web hosting industry, specializing in WHMCS, cPanel, Plesk and DirectAdmin integrations, automation and custom software. The #1 name globally in hosting modules and integrations.

My first business and the company that basically dominated the hosting modules and integrations niche.

modulesgarden.com ↗
EasyDCIMFounder & CEO · since 2014

An enterprise-ready data center management platform combining infrastructure automation, operational control and business visibility in one system.

More than software: a stable platform developed for over a decade and a team that becomes a long-term partner.

easydcim.com ↗
MetricsCubeFounder · since 2017

A business intelligence layer for WHMCS, providing reporting and metrics around revenue, customers, retention and product performance.

My first SaaS. It never escaped the WHMCS niche, but it still solves a real problem.

metricscube.com ↗
WithoutDNSFounder & Creator · since 2024

A lightweight platform for previewing and testing websites on another server without changing DNS records or editing the local hosts file.

My last mostly self-coded product before AI completely changed my development workflow.

withoutdns.com ↗

Closed projects

GetLarkCo-founder · 2017–2019

An attempt to rethink shared hosting around simplicity, giving web developers and their clients a much easier way to host and manage websites.

My first shot at actually running a hosting company. Fun experiment, but too time-consuming and disconnected from the rest, so we sold it in 2019.

Antares ProjectCreator · 2016–2018

An open-source PHP and Laravel application framework created as a reusable foundation for our future software projects and shared with the community.

We wanted one foundation for all our future products. Maintaining it became a product of its own though, without enough benefit to justify the cost.