Website maintenance & support
A website is never really "done" — it needs updates, occasional fixes, and small changes to stay fast, secure, and current. That's what ongoing maintenance covers, handled directly by the person who built the site.
What's included
Updates & security patches
Framework, dependencies, and server software kept current, so known vulnerabilities get closed before they become a problem.
Small changes as you need them
Updated copy, a new image, a tweaked price — the small stuff that would otherwise sit on a to-do list gets done without a formal project.
Uptime & performance monitoring
If the site goes down or slows down, that's caught and dealt with proactively, not discovered by a customer first.
A direct line when something breaks
No ticket queue or support portal — a message to the person who actually built the site, usually answered the same day.
Why bother with a maintenance plan?
Most website problems don't show up as a dramatic crash — they show up as a slow leak. A plugin falls out of date, a form quietly stops sending emails, load times creep up month over month. Without someone actually watching for it, none of that gets caught until it costs you a customer. Maintenance is what keeps a launched site from slowly rotting.
Maintenance & support questions
Want someone actually watching your site?
Tell us what you're currently running and what's been going wrong (or what you're worried might).