Updates
WordPress, Bricks and plugins, tested before they go live.
Service
Your site, looked after. Every month.
Updates, backups, security, monitoring and small changes, handled by the person who built it.
The problem
Websites don't break all at once. They rot.
A plugin goes stale, a form stops sending, a page slows down, a certificate expires. Nobody notices until a customer does.
A maintenance plan keeps that from happening. Everything gets updated, backed up and checked every month, and small changes are included.
What's included
Everything it takes. Nothing padded.
Backups
Off-site backups you can actually restore.
Security & uptime
Monitoring that alerts me before you notice anything.
Performance checks
Core Web Vitals and page speed, with fixes when they slip.
Small changes
Text, image and section updates every month.
A human on the other end
Questions come straight to me, and I reply within one business day.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do I need a maintenance plan if you built my site?
You don’t have to have one, but an unmaintained site gets slower and less secure over time. Most clients stay on one.
Can you look after a site you didn't build?
Yes, after an audit to make sure it’s in maintainable shape.
What counts as a small change?
Text and image swaps, a new team member, a new section on an existing page. Bigger projects get their own proposal.
What happens if the site goes down?
Monitoring alerts me and I start fixing it. You’ll hear from me with what happened and what I did about it.