Website maintenance you never notice
Website maintenance to us means: updates, back-ups and monitoring, with a fixed point of contact if anything goes wrong. That's why most clients stay with us for years.
What website maintenance includes
Not exciting, but important. This happens every month.

Why this matters
Most sites that get stuck aren't badly built. They just haven't been touched for two years. Updates pile up, a plug-in stops working, and nobody dares change anything.
- You don't have to track what needs updating
- When something breaks, you know who to call, because they answer
- Your site stays fast, even as content grows
- What's been done is documented, so you can always switch
How it works in practice
Maintenance starts with knowing what you've got.
Look
We review your site: what's running, what's overdue, and what's fragile.
Clean up
First we clear the backlog and remove the clutter, otherwise you're just maintaining problems.
Set up
Back-ups, monitoring and updates configured so it runs automatically.
Keep it running
We update and review every month. You'll hear from us if anything comes up.
Frequently asked questions
Am I locked into a contract for website maintenance?
No, maintenance is month-to-month. Also, your domain name and hosting are registered in your organisation's name, so you can always switch.
Do you have to have built the site?
No. We take over sites built by others too. But we review what you've got first, because that determines what needs doing.
What if something breaks outside office hours?
If it's an outage affecting visitors, we fix it, even at an awkward time. For small issues, we wait until the next working day.
Are small changes included in maintenance?
Small text changes are included. For new features, we create a separate quote so you know the cost upfront.
What does website maintenance cost?
It depends on the size of your site and whether we're hosting it too. You'll get a fixed monthly amount upfront, so no invoices afterwards.
Is your site overdue for maintenance?
Tell us in five quick steps what's happening. We'll review what you've got before we propose anything.