Someone watching your website after launch, so you don't have to.
Ongoing updates, monitoring, backups, and fixes that keep performance and security from quietly degrading.
Ways to work with us.
Project
For clearly defined products and launches.
- Fixed scope & timeline
- Single accountable team
- Clear delivery milestones
Dedicated Team
For ongoing product development.
- Embedded with your team
- Continuous feature delivery
- Scales up or down as needed
Retainer
For continuous improvements, maintenance, and growth.
- Ongoing support & updates
- Performance & security monitoring
- Priority response times
Watching the site so problems get caught before visitors do
Most website problems don't announce themselves — a plugin update breaks a layout, an SSL certificate quietly expires, or a security patch gets missed for months because no one's job is to check. Maintenance means someone is actually watching for that: monitoring uptime, applying updates, checking for vulnerabilities, and fixing small issues before they become bigger ones.
This applies to sites we've built and sites we haven't — we review an existing site's setup first, then put a maintenance routine in place covering backups, updates, and monitoring, so the site stays stable without your team needing to track any of it manually.
Uptime & Performance Monitoring
Ongoing checks that the site is online and performing normally, with alerts when it isn't.
Software & Core Updates
Keeping the platform, plugins, and dependencies current without breaking existing functionality.
Security Patching
Applying security updates and checking for vulnerabilities or malware on a regular basis.
Regular Backups
Scheduled backups with restore points, so a bad update or issue doesn't mean starting over.
Bug Fixes & Small Changes
Handling small fixes and content or feature tweaks without needing a full new project each time.
Monthly Health Reporting
A summary of what was updated, checked, and fixed, so you have visibility into what's happening.
A site that stays stable without you watching it
Fewer unplanned outages
Issues are usually caught during monitoring rather than discovered when a visitor reports a broken page.
Security issues addressed proactively
Patches and checks happen on a schedule rather than only after something's already gone wrong.
Small issues don't compound
A minor bug or outdated dependency gets fixed early instead of turning into a larger rebuild later.
One less thing for your team to track
Updates and monitoring happen without someone internally needing to own that responsibility.
Common questions about website maintenance.
When did someone last actually check that your site is secure and up to date?
Tell us about your current setup and we'll put a maintenance plan around it.