Ongoing care so your site never catches you out.
Updates, backups and monitoring handled for you. When you need one, there’s always a real person to call, not a ticket queue.
The problem
An unmaintained website is a slow-motion emergency.
Out-of-date plugins, expired backups and quiet security holes don’t announce themselves, not until the day the site goes down. Care plans keep everything current so problems get prevented, not discovered.
What you get
- Regular software and plugin updates
- Automated, tested backups
- Uptime and security monitoring
- Small content edits handled for you
- Performance kept in check over time
- Priority response when something’s off
- A monthly plain-English summary
- A real person to call, not a bot
How it works
We set it up
We audit your site and put monitoring and backups in place.
We maintain
Updates, backups and checks happen quietly in the background.
You relax
You get a clear monthly summary, and us on call.
- Direct accessStraight to the developer.
- Fast turnaroundNo queue, no handoffs.
- No markupTransparent fixed pricing.
“Bradley rebuilt our shop in under two weeks and it loads twice as fast. I always knew exactly who I was talking to.
“No account managers, no runaround. Just a site that works and does the job, and enquiries have doubled.
“He fixed what two agencies couldn’t, explained it in plain English, and never once passed me to someone else.
Simple fixed monthly plans. Cancel any time, with no lock-in contracts.
FAQ
What’s included in a care plan?
Software updates, tested backups, uptime and security monitoring, minor content edits, and priority access to us when something needs attention.
Do I have to be a build client?
No. We take on care for sites we didn’t build, once we’ve done an initial review to make sure everything’s in good shape.
Is there a contract?
Plans are month-to-month with no lock-in. Stay because it’s working, not because you’re trapped.
What if something breaks?
Care clients get priority: we jump on issues quickly, and most are prevented before you’d ever notice them.