Website maintenance plans and ongoing support.

Hosting, security patches, backups, uptime monitoring and ongoing improvements, so your website keeps working instead of quietly becoming a liability.

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About this service

What is website maintenance?

A website is not finished when it launches. Plugins go out of date, certificates expire, and the page that worked on a phone six months ago stops working on a new one.

Nobody is watching until something breaks
That is the most common failure, and the most expensive one. Monitoring and off-site backups mean you find out at two in the morning rather than at two on a Monday afternoon.
Keeps improving, not just running
Speed work, security patches and small changes are part of the plan, so the site stays dependable instead of quietly degrading into something you are afraid to change.

Most sites are not attacked. They rot. Something expires, an update breaks something, and because nobody was watching, nobody notices until a customer mentions it.

Maintenance is the unglamorous work that keeps a site dependable. It is also the part that decides whether the original investment was worth making.

Keep it running, keep it improving.

Scope

What maintenance covers.

Managed hosting and domains

Renewals tracked, renewals done on time, and an expiry date that never arrives as a surprise.

Security updates

WordPress core, plugins and PHP patched on a schedule. Most of the plugins that get hacked are ones that stopped being updated two years ago.

Automated daily backups

Stored off the server, so a compromised site cannot wipe its own history. Restores tested rather than assumed.

Uptime and error monitoring

We are told when a page breaks, so you hear it from us rather than from a customer.

Certificate and uptime management

HTTPS certificates renewed automatically, with no downtime or warning.

Small improvements each month

Hours applied to whatever is most useful — fixing something, speeding something up, or adding a small change you have been waiting for.

Cost

How much does website maintenance cost?

Maintenance is a monthly plan, because it is work that continues rather than a job that ends. What decides the monthly figure:

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What the site is built on: WordPress needs patching and updating. A small static site needs almost none of it, so costs less to look after.
How many moving parts: Forms, accounts, payments, booking and integrations are all things that can break quietly and need watching.
How much change you want: Care and monitoring only, versus a small block of hours each month for improvements. Most sites want some of both.
How quickly you need things: Being told about an outage the same day and a monthly summary are very different amounts of attention.
Who built it: A site we built is straightforward to maintain. One we have never seen usually starts with a full audit.

If your site is small and rarely changes, an honest answer might be that you do not need a plan — just automated backups and a yearly check. We will say that rather than sell you hours you do not need.

Process

How maintenance works.

01
Audit the existing site
What is it built on, what is out of date, what is currently broken. Sometimes the honest answer is that nothing needs doing.
02
Set it up properly
Backups, monitoring, automatic updates, and staging so changes can be tested before they go live.
03
Watch it
Uptime and errors monitored. When something breaks you hear from us before a visitor tells you.
04
Keep it current
Patched on a schedule, and each update checked on the staging site first.
05
Improve it
The monthly hours spent on whatever is most useful, agreed with you rather than decided quietly.

Tools

What we monitor.

Managed hosting

PHP and Node versions kept patched at the server level

Off-site backups

Daily copies stored away from the server itself

Uptime monitoring

Page checks that tell us the moment something stops responding

Staging environment

Updates tested on a copy before touching the live site

Core Web Vitals

Watching for the performance changes that come with every update

Fit

When a maintenance plan is worth it.

Worth doing if

Your site is the only salesperson you have and you cannot have it offline.
You do not have anyone internally who can update it safely.
You inherited a site and nobody knows how it is built or whether the certificates are current.
You want changes made regularly but do not want to hire anyone full-time.

Not worth it if

A small static site that changes twice a year. Automated backups and an annual check will cover it, at a fraction of the cost.
You want unlimited daily changes included. That is a different kind of arrangement, and we would price it as one.
You are looking for someone to also run your marketing. Different service.

Proof

We have done this before.

A few projects where the website had a clear job to do. Open one to see what changed for the business.

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Questions

Website maintenance questions.

If your question is not here, ask it directly. We answer honestly, even when the answer is that we are not the right fit.

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What actually happens if a site has no maintenance?

Usually nothing dramatic, then everything at once. A certificate expires, an unpatched plugin has a known flaw, and because nobody was watching, a customer finds it before you do. Most sites are not attacked; they just stop working.

Do I need a plan if my site barely changes?

Often not. A small static site may only need automated backups and a yearly check. We will tell you that rather than sell you a plan you do not need.

What happens if something breaks?

Monitoring tells us, we tell you, and we fix it. Response time depends on the plan and what the fault is — a broken layout is hours, a compromised site is a different conversation.

Are backups really tested?

Yes. A backup that has never been restored is a hope, not a backup. Restores are checked on a schedule, and stored off the server so a compromised site cannot take its own history with it.

Do you maintain sites you did not build?

Yes. It starts with a full audit because we need to understand what we are taking on. Sometimes the honest recommendation is a rebuild rather than ongoing maintenance of something fragile.

Can I cancel?

Any time, with a month of notice. Hosting and domains are in your name, so you keep them and can move elsewhere. We are not going to make leaving awkward.

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