Industries We Serve
Industries we serve: forty-seven kinds of organization, one set of infrastructure. What changes is the compliance obligation, the platform risk, and which part of the stack is actually the problem.
Industries is the topic of this page, explained in plain terms before you choose a provider.
LiberationTek builds and hosts websites, private email, payment processing and managed IT for organizations that need more than generic hosting. Everything runs in data centers we own and operate in the United States, and Liberation Campaign sends from SMTP servers we own rather than a third-party relay. Email starts at $1.95 per user a month. Pick the closest match below — most organizations sit in more than one, and that is fine.
Many of the industries we serve fall within CISA’s critical infrastructure sectors, from water and government to healthcare and agriculture. That is why the industries we serve all get the same U.S.-owned infrastructure, and why every page for the industries we serve starts from the same security baseline.
Choose Your Industry
Grouped by the problem they share, not by size.
Faith & Ministry
Congregations, schools, camps and broadcast ministries — organizations where the people you serve trusted you with something before they trusted you with data.
Church websites, online giving, streaming and member spaces.
Staff and faculty email, school websites, tuition payments and IT for academies and homeschool co-ops.
Everything around your registration system — website, seasonal staff email, campus IT and year-round giving.
Stream hosting, growing program archives, listener email and pledge-drive giving.
Websites, donor tools, donation processing and email for 501(c)(3) organizations.
Group email, a member site, and event/co-op scheduling.
Campus email, student/faculty accounts, and a full college website.
Staff and faculty email, tuition payments, and the full school website.
Staff and faculty email, enrollment and lottery forms, and the school website.
Chapter email, event pages, and a member-facing website.
Healthcare & Regulated Practices
We sign a Business Associate Agreement as part of onboarding, and the controls behind it exist. A BAA binds one vendor — it does not make your practice compliant, and we will say so rather than imply otherwise.
Private practices and clinics needing secure patient communication and an IT partner who answers the phone.
Signed BAA and encrypted patient email for practices too small to interest the big compliance vendors.
Keep your practice management software. We host the email, intake, website, backups and operatory network.
HIPAA email, DSCSA recordkeeping and managed IT. The small dispenser deadline is 27 November 2026.
Signed BAA, campus networking, resident Wi-Fi and family communication that is not a phone tree.
HIPAA email with a signed BAA for faith-based counseling practices.
Secure, HIPAA-capable email and a website for sensitive case communication.
HIPAA email with a signed BAA, built for referrals and patient records.
HIPAA email with a signed BAA for patient records and referrals.
HIPAA email with a signed BAA for client communication.
HIPAA email with a signed BAA for field staff and case coordination.
HIPAA email with a signed BAA, built for parent communication.
HIPAA email with a signed BAA, built for walk-in and referral traffic.
HIPAA email with a signed BAA, built for membership practices.
HIPAA email with a signed BAA for consultation and treatment records.
Second Amendment & Outdoor
Deplatforming here is documented rather than theoretical. Read the evidence on the hub page before you decide whether it applies to you.
Websites, e-commerce and email for gun stores, FFL dealers and ammunition retailers, on servers we own.
Hosting, membership billing and on-site IT for ranges, gun clubs and training facilities.
You do not sell firearms and you still get treated like you do. Store hosting and email that will not be cut off.
Booking-ready websites and business email for outfitters and guides.
Member email and a club website built for range and event scheduling.
Public Sector
Public entities face a hard accessibility deadline, a state records retention schedule and a procurement process that no generic host understands.
ADA-ready municipal websites, records retention and managed IT for cities, counties and special districts.
Retention-configured email, searchable archives and accessible websites for fire protection and EMS districts.
Annual report publishing, member notices and managed IT for rural water associations and small co-ops.
Media, Policy & Campaigns
Organizations whose output is the product, and whose list is the asset that survives every removal event.
Own your feed, your store, your paywall and your list. Managed podcast hosting for established shows.
Publishing that stays citable, donor giving and continuity planning for policy and legal advocacy organizations.
Building for the 2027 municipal cycle — mayors, councils, school boards and three governor’s races.
Advocacy groups, media, associations and businesses that have been deplatformed before, or expect to be.
Committee email and a public-facing website for county-level political organizations.
Business & Professional
Regulated or high-value businesses where the gap is almost always the same: sensitive documents traveling as email attachments.
Wire fraud starts in email. Secure email, document exchange and the written provider commitments your assessment asks for.
Email, secure document handling and recurring rent and assessment processing that reconciles properly.
Store hosting, AML recordkeeping and security. Works with the processor you already use.
Multi-location managed IT, business email and member communications for grain and supply cooperatives.
Enrollment websites, staff and instructor email and campus networking for CDL and trade schools.
Confidentiality under ABA Opinion 477R, encrypted email, secure client documents and trust-aware payments.
The FTC Safeguards Rule names tax preparers. Encrypted email, a client portal with access logs, and honest vendor documentation.
Agent email on your brokerage domain, four-minute offboarding, listing sites and lead capture that reaches a phone.
Service-area pages that get found, lead routing that reaches a phone, company email and job-file backups.
Agency sites and mailboxes on US-owned hardware, with documented controls for the carrier questionnaire and your DOI filing.
Local Service & Main Street
High-volume, low-ticket trades where the whole job is being findable locally and not losing the enquiry. Website, email, marketing and SEO tools packaged from about $23 a month.
A menu that loads on a phone, correct hours, booking you own, and the local search work that fills tables.
Service-area pages, a quote form that reaches a human, and seasonal email to last year’s customers.
Published prices, booking you control, a portfolio your stylists can update, and email that fills a quiet Tuesday.
A page for every service you sell, proof you are legitimate, and service reminders to your own customer list.
Why We Organize By Industry
The compliance is never the same twice
A school answers to FERPA. A city answers to a state retention schedule and the ADA. A dental practice answers to HIPAA. A title agency answers to ALTA Best Practices. A pharmacy answers to both HIPAA and DSCSA. Generic hosting treats all of them as a shopping cart with a different logo, which is why generic hosting keeps failing them.
The risk is not the same either
Some of the organizations on this list have been removed by a registrar, cut off by a processor or dropped by an email platform. Others have never had to think about it. Both groups deserve to know where their infrastructure actually sits and who is in a position to switch it off.
We own the hardware, including the mail servers
Everything here runs in data centers we own and operate in the United States, and Liberation Campaign sends from our own SMTP infrastructure rather than a third-party relay. That second part matters more than it sounds: most providers who promise not to remove you are reselling someone else’s mail, and that relay’s policy governs regardless of what they promised.
What we will not do
We are not a merchant acquirer, so where a business needs specialist payment underwriting we build and host the checkout and integrate with the processor you use. We do not sell compliance as a product. And we will tell you when the answer is to stay where you are, which happens more often than you would expect from a hosting company.
What The Building Blocks Cost
Every package on every page below is assembled from these. Seats are the part that compounds.
How to choose among the industries we serve
The industries on this page are grouped by the problem they share, not by size. Start with the group closest to your work, then read the individual page for your kind of organization. Those pages list what we host, what the compliance angle is and what it costs.
- Regulated practices such as healthcare should start with the HIPAA email pages. We can sign a business associate agreement for services we host, but this is general information and not legal advice.
- Public bodies and schools should look first at records retention and accessibility.
- Media, policy and campaign groups usually care most about owning the list and the feed.
- Retailers and dealers should look at store hosting and payment options.
Many of the industries we serve overlap. A church may also run a school, and a clinic may run a store. If you sit in more than one of these industries, read each page and then ask us for one combined plan.
What stays the same across industries
Across every one of these industries the building blocks are the same: private email from $1.95 per user per month, Hub for Teams from $7.49 per user per month, Website Builder from $10.99 per month, and hosting on infrastructure we operate in the United States. Migration from your current provider is free, and churches and nonprofits receive a 15% discount.
See healthcare solutions, custom IT solutions and our comparison hub for more detail. For general guidance that applies across industries, the FTC publishes privacy and security resources for businesses.
- Liberation Email from $1.95 per user/mo; Mail Pro $7.95 per user/mo
- Hub for Teams $7.49 per user/mo — secure document exchange, which is the answer in most regulated verticals
- Liberation Campaign send-based: $10/mo for 10,000 emails, $20/mo for 40,000, $45/mo for 100,000 — our own SMTP, billed on sends rather than list size
- Managed VPS from $59/mo on annual billing ($79/mo monthly)
- Website Builder $10.99/mo at the budget end, or a built site priced as a project
- CodeGuard encrypted off-site backups from $2.09/mo — a written line item in most compliance frameworks, not an upsell
- SiteLock Fix $14.99/mo or Defend $49.99/mo
- Signed Business Associate Agreement where healthcare applies — included, not billed as an add-on
- Payment processing, web development and custom IT scoped per project
Industries We Serve FAQs
What if my industry is not listed?
These are the industries we have built specific expertise around. We host plenty of organizations that do not fit any of them. Book a call and describe what you run — the underlying infrastructure is the same, and the page is only shorthand for a conversation.
We sit in two of these. Which page applies?
Both, usually. A Christian school with a clinic, a range with a retail store, a co-op with a commodity association — read whichever page describes the problem you actually have today and we will scope the rest on a call.
Do you actually turn anyone away?
Yes. We will not board businesses that create genuine legal or fraud exposure, and we will tell you that directly rather than onboard you and reverse it later. That is the behavior we exist to be an alternative to.
Where are your servers, and who sends your email?
Data centers we own and operate in the United States, and our own SMTP infrastructure running our own software. Not resold capacity, not a foreign region chosen for cost, and not a third-party mail relay with its own acceptable use policy.
Will you sign a BAA?
Yes, where healthcare applies, as part of onboarding rather than as a paid tier. Be clear that a BAA binds one vendor and does not make your practice compliant — your risk analysis, your policies and your other vendors all still matter.
Can you move us from our current provider?
Almost always, and migration is normal work rather than a project you have to survive. Websites, email with history, e-commerce catalogs, subscriber lists and DNS all move, with permanent redirects so your search rankings follow you.
How do you price?
Per seat, monthly, published above. Most organizations find the seat-based products — email and document exchange — are the recurring cost that matters, and the hosting underneath is the smaller line.
What do the industries we serve have in common?
The industries we serve all need infrastructure no outside platform can switch off: data centers we own in the United States, email from $1.95 per user a month, and mail sent from SMTP servers we own.
Not Sure Which One You Are?
Most organizations sit in more than one of these. Book a call, describe what you run today, and we will tell you what we would change, what we would leave alone, and what it costs.
What to look for, whatever you run
The specifics change between a restaurant, a law office and a machine shop. What doesn’t change is where small-business websites and email tend to break. Before you pick a provider, in any sector:
- Find out what renewal costs, not just the first year. The gap between the introductory price and year two is where most of the real money is.
- Check that your sector’s obligations are actually met. HIPAA, PCI, state record-retention rules — “secure hosting” is not a compliance answer.
- Make sure the facts a customer needs are text on the page. Hours, address, phone, services. Anything baked into an image is invisible to search.
- Own the channel customers reach you through. Bookings, quotes and enquiries should land on your own site first, not on a platform that charges you for the introduction.
- Ask who answers when it breaks. Out-of-hours matters more in some sectors than others. Know which one you’re in before you need to find out.
- Keep email on your own domain. It’s what suppliers, insurers, regulators and review sites check you against.
- Confirm you can leave with everything. Your site, your email, your customer list. Get the answer in writing before you sign.
For general small-business guidance, see the FTC small business guidance.
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