Technical support and maintenance from $80 a month. Backups, CMS and plugin updates, round-the-clock uptime monitoring, security, content changes and a monthly report. We take on our own sites and other people's — after a free audit of the state they are in. If you do not need a subscription we will say so, and do the work by the hour instead.
Maintenance is not for everyone and not always. If the site sits unchanged for months and the business does not depend on its availability, a subscription is overpaying — and we will say that in the first conversation.
The site brings in enquiries or sales, and downtime is lost money. Content changes regularly: prices, promotions, products, news. There are CRM, payment or delivery integrations that break when something updates. And you would rather not keep track of when the last backup ran.
A business-card site that does not change for months, with no integrations and no part of the business depending on its availability. Changes come up a few times a year. A subscription would be overpaying — it is fairer to pay for the work actually done.
A daily copy of the files and the database, stored away from the site itself. We verify not that the copy was created but that it restores: a backup you cannot restore from is not a backup. Retention is 30 days.
Core, theme and extension updates, applied to a staging copy first. We check nothing broke, and only then update the live site. An outdated extension is the single most common way a site gets compromised.
An automated check every few minutes: response code, load time, SSL certificate validity. We find out the site is down, not your customers. An expired certificate breaks a site just as reliably as a server failure.
Login attempt monitoring, scanner blocking, file integrity checks. If the site does get compromised we clean it, close the vector and submit it for review so the "dangerous site" flag comes off search results.
Text, photos, prices, news, new pages and products, promo banners. Small changes are done within the hours in your package — no separate estimate for every comma.
New blocks, forms, CRM or payment integrations, layout fixes after browser updates. Anything beyond the package hours is scoped and agreed with you before work starts.
Positions for your target queries, indexing status, errors in Search Console. A CMS update can quietly deindex the site or break structured data — that is only visible to whoever is watching.
What was done, how many hours it took, what happened to traffic and positions, what we recommend next month. No filler, and no list of internal tickets that mean nothing to an owner.
Three packages with a fixed monthly fee — the rate is written into the contract and does not change retroactively. What separates them is not a feature list but the hours available for changes and how fast we respond to an outage. No subscription needed? Changes on request from $35 an hour.
The full price list for every service is on the pricing page. If the site does not exist yet, start with a corporate website or an online store — the first month of support is already included.
This list exists so that at the end of the month there is nothing on the invoice you are hearing about for the first time.
You pay the provider directly: hosting from around $4 a month, a domain from around $14 a year. We help you choose and set it up, but we do not resell it or add a margin.
Reworking the design or adding a large new section is a separate project with its own estimate — not "a change within the hours".
If a task needs a commercial plugin or service we quote it in advance. Nothing gets bought without your yes.
Google Ads and social media management are separate services with their own rates. The budgets themselves go straight into the ad account.
Put the site address in the description — we will look at its state, the CMS versions and whether backups exist, and come back with a package and a price. The audit is free.