Fixed monthly plans for WordPress sites, with clear limits on hours and response times. Pick a plan, or tell us about your site and we'll recommend one.
$79/month
Keeps a WordPress site updated, backed up and watched, with a monthly report. No development hours included.
$149/month
Everything in Essential, plus time each month for changes and regular performance, SEO and form checks.
$299/month
For sites the business depends on: more development time and ongoing optimization.
Plans are for WordPress sites. Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify and custom-built sites are scoped individually. Prices are per site, per month, in US dollars, and exclude any applicable sales tax or VAT.
Full plan details: response times, hours, backups and cancellation
Add a care plan at handover, and updates, backups and monitoring carry on from launch day with the team that built the site. Sites we didn't build start with an audit first, so we know exactly what we're taking on.
Response time is how quickly we first reply to a request: we confirm it, ask any questions and say what happens next. Resolution time is how long the fix takes, which depends on the problem, so we don't promise fixed resolution times.
Website maintenance and ongoing support services keep a live website updated, backed up, secure, and working, and give you a team to call when something needs changing or fixing. A maintenance plan covers the routine upkeep every site needs, plus, depending on the plan, a set number of hours each month for small edits and support requests. It’s for businesses that rely on their website for leads, bookings, or sales but don’t have a developer on staff.
A website isn’t finished at launch. Software it depends on keeps changing, content keeps growing, and small problems compound if nobody is watching.
Many of the businesses we talk to aren’t in crisis. They just have a nagging sense that nobody is looking after the site. That usually shows up as one of these:
Good maintenance is mostly unglamorous discipline. The value is in doing the checks consistently, and in knowing which updates are safe to apply and which need care.
We take a fresh backup, then apply core, theme, and plugin updates on a staging copy where possible. We check key pages, forms, checkout, and any custom functionality before pushing changes live. Major version updates, especially for page builders, e-commerce, or membership plugins, get a read-through of the changelog first. Security fixes don’t wait for the regular schedule.
Beyond updates, a typical monthly cycle includes:
When you need a new page, a banner changed, a product added, or a bug looked at, you send it to the same small team that maintains the site. Requests go to designers and developers directly, not through a rotating account manager. Small changes are covered by the plan’s monthly hours, on plans that include them. Anything bigger, like a new feature or a redesign of a section, is scoped and quoted separately so there are no surprises on the invoice.
Maintenance sits in the Support stage of our five-stage process, but taking on a site starts earlier. If we didn’t build it, we begin with an audit: hosting, access, plugins and their update history, backup setup, security exposure, and anything already broken. That tells us what needs fixing before regular upkeep makes sense, and it shapes a plan scoped to your site’s size and needs.
Once a site is on a plan, you can expect:
Most of our maintenance work is on WordPress and WooCommerce, including online ordering portals. We also scope plans for Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify, and custom-built sites, where the checklist adapts to the platform. A hosted builder needs fewer software updates, for example, but still benefits from form testing, content changes, and performance and SEO checks.
For an example of ongoing care in practice, see Restaurant Ordering Portal & WordPress Website Management, and our wider WordPress website development case study. Online stores may be better served by e-commerce website management. If the site needs more than upkeep, our WordPress development services cover rebuilds and new features. For more detail, read Website and Portal Management: What It Includes and Why It Matters.
Monthly plans that keep a WooCommerce store updated, backed up and tested, with set hours for product and content help and clear response times.
$199/month
Keeps a WooCommerce store updated, backed up and checked each month, with a test order through checkout.
$349/month
Everything in Essential, plus checkout and payment checks after every update round, error log reviews and speed checks.
From$599/month
For stores the business depends on: deeper checkout testing, weekly log reviews, optimization and more development time. Scoped to your store.
Checkout and payment checks are scheduled test orders and log reviews, not live monitoring of every payment. Prices are per site, per month, in US dollars, and exclude any applicable sales tax or VAT.
Each plan has a set monthly allowance, a limit on work in progress and a first-response time, so you always know what to expect.
$299/month
For small, steady changes to a site that already works: content templates, layout fixes and minor features.
$599/month
For businesses that change their site or store every week and need integrations as well as edits.
From$999/month
For larger, ongoing development: an agreed allocation of developer time on your product, with priorities set together.
A task is one clearly defined change estimated at up to 2 hours of work. Plans do not include unlimited tasks or unlimited work in progress. Allowances reset each month, and unused tasks do not carry over.
Builds and one-off fixes vary too much for a fixed price, so each one is quoted in writing before you commit.
New websites, redesigns, web apps and online stores. After a short call you get a written proposal with scope, timeline and price — no obligation.
Something broken, slow or hacked? Send the site address and what is going wrong, and we'll tell you what fixing it involves before any work starts.
AI calling agents, lead API integrations and TrustedForm & Jornaya integrations, as a monthly or annual subscription, or a one-time permanent license.
Still have questions?
Tell us about your project and we’ll get back to you with a straight answer.
Prices are per site, per month, in US dollars, and exclude any applicable sales tax or VAT.
Plans run month to month, with no minimum term. Cancel with 30 days' written notice, and there is no cancellation fee. If you leave, you keep every login, your hosting and your backups.
Extra work is estimated and approved in writing before it starts, then quoted and billed separately. Unused hours don't roll over to the next month.
No. Plans don't include 24/7 or out-of-hours cover: support runs on business days, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays. Site-down and security issues move to the front of the queue.
The plans are for WordPress sites. Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify and custom-built sites are scoped individually.
Updates, backup checks, uptime and security monitoring, and a monthly report, plus, depending on the plan, a set number of hours each month for changes.
Monitoring alerts us when the site goes down, and restoring it is treated as a priority during business hours, using a recent backup if needed.
Yes — we start with an audit of the existing site before bringing it onto a maintenance plan.
Yes. Send us the details and photos, and we add or update products, menu items, prices, and categories on your WordPress or WooCommerce site or ordering portal.
Tell us about your site or project, and we'll recommend a plan or send a straightforward quote — no pressure, no obligation.