Website Maintenance & Care Plans

Websites do not stay launched. Software updates land weekly, security threats evolve daily, forms silently break, plugins conflict, and the small content changes your business needs pile up in someone's someday list. A care plan turns all of that into a subscription: we keep the site updated, secure, backed up, monitored and fast — and handle your change requests from a monthly bank of developer time.

The invisible work, done on schedule

Core, theme and plugin updates are applied on a staging-first workflow — tested before they touch production, with instant rollback if anything misbehaves. Security monitoring watches for malware, file changes and vulnerable components; daily off-site backups mean the worst case is an inconvenience, not a catastrophe. Uptime monitoring pings your site every minute, and we usually know about problems — and are fixing them — before you or your customers notice.

A developer on tap, not on payroll

Every plan includes monthly support time for the changes real businesses need: content updates, new sections, form changes, landing pages for campaigns, bug fixes, small features. Request through a simple ticket flow; most items are turned around within two business days, and unused time partially rolls over so a quiet month is not wasted. For anything bigger, plan members get priority scheduling and preferred rates on project work.

Proof, monthly

You receive a monthly report in plain language: updates applied, security status, uptime, backup verification, Core Web Vitals trend, and the support work completed. It is the difference between hoping the website is fine and knowing it is. Plans cover WordPress, WooCommerce and custom PHP/Laravel sites — including sites we did not build; onboarding starts with a health audit that fixes lurking issues before the routine begins.

Sites with care plans load faster, rank better and almost never star in hacking horror stories. At less than the cost of one emergency fix per year, it is the least dramatic money you will spend on your website — which is exactly the point.