Ensure the website you invested in never breaks, slows down, or gets hacked. Weekly updates, daily cloud backups, 24/7 uptime monitoring, and priority technical support – for a flat $59/month per site with zero lock-in contracts.
Your site gets watched for changes it did not make: new admin users, modified core files, unexpected redirects. The alert comes to me, not to you.
Regular scans for injected spam, backdoors and hidden scripts. Having cleaned dozens of hacked WordPress sites, I know what to look for before it spreads.
Core updates applied weekly, after a backup, so an update that goes wrong takes minutes to undo instead of taking your site down for a day.
Plugins and themes are the most common way a WordPress site gets broken into. They get updated every week, not whenever somebody remembers.
A full backup every day, stored off the server. If anything goes wrong, the site goes back to how it was yesterday.
Page speed checked every month. A site that loaded fast at launch rarely still does a year later, once images and plugins have piled up.
Message me on WhatsApp or email and you get an answer within 24 hours, usually sooner. Care plan clients go to the front of the queue.
One email a month showing what was updated, what was backed up, what the scans found, and how the site is performing. No jargon.
The first month includes a full site audit: speed, security, broken links, and whatever the previous developer left behind.
$59 a month per site, cancel any time. If it is not worth the money, you should not be paying it.
One WordPress site looked after properly. This is the standard plan.
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Three or more sites. The price per site drops to $49 a month.
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For agencies keeping a portfolio of client sites alive under their own brand.
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From a maintenance client
NaturalEyeCare.com, USA
Web maintenance is the ongoing work of keeping a live site secure, updated and fast after launch. People also ask what is site maintenance, and it means the same thing: core, plugin and theme updates, daily backups, security monitoring, and a check that the pages still load quickly. Without it a WordPress site slowly rots and eventually breaks or gets hacked.
The benefits of wordpress maintenance are mostly things you never notice happening. The site stays online, the contact form keeps delivering, plugin conflicts get caught before customers hit them, and there is a backup from yesterday if anything goes wrong. Most clients only start maintaining a wordpress website properly after their first hack, which is the expensive way round.
I clean it and get you back online. Daily backups usually mean restoring a clean copy the same day, which is faster than rebuilding from scratch.
Any time, with no notice period and no cancellation fee. Send me an email and it stops at the end of the month.
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Sites that take booking calls. Downtime costs you jobs the same day.
Appointment sites where a broken form means a missed booking.
Client portfolios you would rather not maintain yourself.
Once you have been through it, monitoring stops feeling optional.
