Once a website has gone live, it must not be left to its own devices. It requires updates, backups, security checks, working forms and minor changes whenever information changes.
Theme, plugins and system.
A reliable path to recovery.
Content, prices, contact details.
Not scaremongering, but organisation: seeing what has been updated, what has been checked and what needs fixing.
The system, theme and plugins are checked regularly.
Risks are mitigated in advance, not when it becomes a matter of urgency.
Backups make it easier to manage changes and deal with faults.
Prices, copy or forms can be amended without waiting for a new project.
A WordPress website relies on a theme, plugins, a server, forms, databases and security solutions. If these are not updated for a long time, this can lead to errors, slow performance, forms that do not work, or security risks.
The system, theme and plugins must be updated regularly.
Backups help to restore the website if something goes wrong.
Regular check-ups reduce the risk of a problem being detected too late.
Texts, photos, prices and contact details must be updated in a timely manner.
The plans are designed for different levels of intensity: ranging from basic technical maintenance to continuous monitoring, modifications and monthly reports.
Core WordPress updates, theme and plugin updates, security monitoring, monthly backups, system performance checks and minor technical fixes.
Technical support, minor content updates up to 2 hours per month, speed monitoring, priority support via email and a brief consultation of up to 15 minutes per month.
A bespoke plan with minor content changes of up to 5 hours per month, monitoring of search visibility and recommendations, access to analytics and search data, priority response within 24 hours and a monthly progress report.
Prices are indicative, exclude VAT and are issued under individual activity. The exact maintenance logic depends on the condition of the website, its features and the frequency of changes.
Proper maintenance combines technical work, security, small tasks and monitoring. This keeps the website under control, and changes do not turn into a separate mini-project every time.
WordPress, theme and plugin updates, basic technical fixes, and performance checks.
Monitoring, backups and checks to ensure that minor issues are spotted at an early stage.
Changes to text, prices, photos, contact details or forms, depending on the plan selected.
Speed, visibility, analytics and search data reviews when the website actively contributes to enquiries.
If a website does not appear in Google search results, key features are not working, it is very slow, or it no longer aligns with the current business direction, you may need not only a maintenance plan but also an audit or an update.
Please send us the website address. You will receive a recommendation as to which maintenance plan would be the most appropriate.