We take care of the technical side so you don’t have to think about it.
Why a website needs maintenance
A website isn’t finished the day it goes live. Certificates expire, security issues appear and your information changes: prices, hours, services and photos.
With maintenance, you know who to contact when you need a change, and you have backups if something goes wrong. If someone else built your site, get in touch and we’ll see if we can take it over.
What it covers in practice
Maintaining a website means looking after what nobody sees until it breaks. We make sure the site stays online, loads well and that its secure connection doesn’t expire. To understand each piece, read domain, hosting and SSL.
How we work
We check the state of your site
We review how it is today: whether it loads fast, looks good on a phone and whether the forms reach your inbox.
We handle the technical side
Hosting, backups and security are taken care of by the team.
We apply your changes
When your prices, hours, services or photos change, you write to us and we update them.
What we need from you
- Let us know when something about your business changes.
- Send the new texts and photos already decided.
- Tell us if you notice anything odd on the site.
Mistakes to avoid
- Leaving the site untouched for months with outdated information.
- Having no backups until something breaks.
- Relying on one person who no longer answers.
If your business rarely updates its information, you may not need this every month. Write to us through the contact section and we’ll decide together.
What’s included
- Hosting and backups
- Security and SSL
- Text and photo updates
- Direct support from the team
Who it’s for
- Clients who don’t want to deal with technical work
- Businesses that update their information often
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