Routine updates
We update WordPress, its plugins and themes, or the framework and supporting software your application relies on. Updates apply to the tools your site uses.
Website Maintenance Package for WordPress & Web Apps
Monthly website maintenance plans should spell out what gets checked and when. This website maintenance package covers routine updates, security checks, daily offsite backups, uptime checks, a monthly report, and quarterly restore testing.
We handle the routine maintenance for $300 per year so you can focus on running your business.
$300/year
What’s included
Security checks
We run security checks after routine changes. If a check reveals something that needs a closer look, we explain what we found and flag the next step.
Daily offsite backups
Your daily backups are kept offsite, giving you a separate copy if the live site has a problem.
Uptime checks
We check whether the site is answering. If it stops responding, the check gives us a useful signal to investigate.
Monthly plain-language report
Each month, you get a short report that explains the care completed, what we noticed, and any follow-up worth discussing.
Quarterly restore test
Once a quarter, we test a restore to confirm the backup process works.
Why regular care matters
A site can look fine while its software still needs updates. Routine checks give us a regular time to review the pieces that keep it running.
Each part of the plan has a different job. Backups keep a separate copy, uptime checks show whether the site answers, security checks review changes, and the monthly report records completed work and open questions.
Care for the stack you use
A WordPress site and a custom web application need different kinds of maintenance. This plan follows the tools your site uses, including its content management system, plugins, themes, framework, and supporting software.
If you are unsure what your site runs on, send us the URL. We can talk through which parts need ongoing care and whether anything needs separate repair work.
Some work needs its own plan. Large repairs, new features, migrations, and incident cleanup are separate work. We explain the issue and scope that work before starting it.
Start with a useful conversation
Tell us your site URL, the platform or framework it uses, and the concern you want help with. That gives us enough context to talk about the right next step.