Business Owners Without In-House Dev
You don't have time to manage updates yourself, and you don't want to risk a site going down unnoticed.
Websites break when nobody's watching. Monthly maintenance plans covering core and plugin updates, security monitoring, automated backups, uptime checks, and priority support.
Quick Answer
WordPress maintenance covers the ongoing technical upkeep a site needs to stay secure and fast: core and plugin updates, automated daily backups, malware and uptime monitoring, broken link checks, and a guaranteed response time for fixes. Without it, sites gradually accumulate security vulnerabilities and performance issues.
You don't have time to manage updates yourself, and you don't want to risk a site going down unnoticed.
Hand off client site upkeep to a reliable partner while you focus on strategy and design work.
Downtime costs you sales directly. Proactive monitoring catches issues before customers do.
Full site health check — plugins, themes, security, and backup status reviewed.
Monitoring, backup automation, and update schedule configured.
Monthly updates, scans, and performance checks run on schedule.
Monthly report covering what was updated, fixed, and monitored.
Zero Downtime, 14 Months
A client's WooCommerce store has had zero unplanned downtime across 14 months of active maintenance management.
£99/mo
£199/mo
£399/mo
Uptime monitoring alerts me immediately, and emergency response is included in all plans — Business tier guarantees same-day response, while Basic and Pro target next-business-day resolution.
I can recommend and help manage hosting, but hosting itself is billed separately by your provider — maintenance plans cover the WordPress layer, not server infrastructure costs.
Yes, all maintenance plans are month-to-month with no lock-in contract.
Minor bug fixes are covered under Pro and Business tiers. Larger feature work or redesigns are quoted separately as project work.