Updates, security, backups, and fixes. Handled before you even notice something's wrong.
Let's talk about your siteSomething broke on your website and you're not sure who to call. The person who built it three years ago isn't returning emails. You've been ignoring those "update available" notifications because the last time you clicked one, the whole site went down.
Or maybe nothing's visibly broken, but you've got a nagging feeling. The site looks outdated, plugins haven't been touched in a year, and you're not sure if anyone's backing it up. If something went wrong tomorrow, you don't know if you could get it back.
Websites need regular maintenance, just like anything else. The difference is that when you skip an oil change on your car, it doesn't disappear from Google.
WordPress core, plugins, and themes kept current. Updates are tested in a staging environment before they touch your live site.
Automated daily backups stored offsite. If anything goes wrong, your site gets restored quickly.
Malware scanning, firewall management, and proactive security patches. Threats get caught before they become problems.
A website problem shouldn't mean a three-day hunt for a developer. One point of contact who knows your site and responds quickly.
Full review of your current setup. What's out of date, what's vulnerable, what needs attention right away versus what can wait.
Updates applied, security tightened, backups configured. The site gets brought up to a solid baseline.
Monthly maintenance, monitoring, and quick-response support. Problems get caught early and fixed fast.
This is a good fit if you have a website that nobody's been looking after. If your developer disappeared, if you built it yourself and don't know what all those update notifications mean, or if you just want someone responsible for keeping it running.
Especially relevant if your site runs on WordPress. WordPress powers great websites, but it needs regular updates to stay secure and fast. Neglected WordPress sites are one of the most common targets for hackers.
Beyond maintenance, hosting that's looked after too. Need a new site instead? Website design.
Site health dashboard coming soon
Yes. Most maintenance clients have sites built by other developers or agencies. A review of the setup comes first, then a plan for ongoing care.
Small content changes (text updates, new photos, adding a page) are typically included. Larger changes like redesigns or new features are separate projects, quoted individually.
Critical issues (site down, security breach) get same-day response. Routine requests are typically handled within 24-48 hours.
WordPress is the most common, but maintenance plans are available for other platforms too. The specifics depend on your setup.
That's fine. You'll have full access to your site. The maintenance plan makes sure the technical side stays healthy whether you're making changes or not.
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