On October 31, 2011, RogerLe.com turned 15. In an industry where hosting companies are bought, merged, and shut down every year, reaching 15 years independently — with the same founders, the same mission, and the same personal service — was itself a statement.
By 2011, the hosting landscape had changed dramatically. Cloud computing was the buzzword. AWS was growing fast. Shared hosting was supposed to be dead. Yet RogerLe.com's clients stayed — because they weren't paying for servers. They were paying for trust, reliability, and someone who answered the phone in Portuguese.
Fifteen years. No investors. No acquisitions. No pivot to something trendy. Just two people, a set of servers, and a community that kept coming back.