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Managed Website Maintenance

The site already shipped.
Someone who keeps it.

We take over the site you already launched — hosting, updates, the broken bits. You can take a tune-up and run it — or keep us on it so Tuesday's plugin is not your job.

Why managed website maintenance

The site already shipped.
Nobody owns Tuesday.

The WordPress dashboard, a freelancer ticket, or a developer on payroll for plugin updates will not keep a live site useful. Hosting and the next change still have to happen.

01 The load

The dashboard, a ticket, or a hire — nobody owns the live site

You log in when a form breaks. A freelancer patches one plugin and invoices. Put a developer on payroll to babysit updates and you have opened a department you cannot fill. You came here so the site you already paid for would stop rotting.

The company needs you at the work. Not at the plugin list.

02 The team

Launch week was the easy part. Live sites drift.

A month later the offer moved, a plugin needs an update, and the contact form is dying on mobile. You need someone who already knows the pages, and can change them without a briefing.

Someone on the site. Already in the pages. Still there next month.

03 The site

And still — it has to load, stay online, and take the next step.

Hosting, updates, backups, the form that should still work. A site people can use in December is how the launch earns its keep.

Hosted. Current. Still working on a Tuesday.

Launch day is not the job. The site still has to work in December.

How we work

We see what you launched.
You approve. We can stay.

No open ticket pile. No surprise rebuild. No dump of logins unless that is the job you hired.

  1. 01

    We see what you launched

    Hosting, pages, forms, plugins. A tune-up, monthly care, or a heavier program — named before anyone touches production.

  2. 02

    You approve before we touch it

    You see the change list. You approve before we push it live — not after a surprise on the homepage.

  3. 03

    We take over. We can stay.

    The site is current. Keep someone on hosting and updates, or take the brief and run it yourself.

Managed website pricing

Choose the care, and how we work together.

A tune-up, monthly care, or a heavier program. Pay once if you will keep hosting yourself. Keep someone on the site if Tuesday's update is not your job.

Founder

Care

  • Ongoing
  • Hosting

$19850% off

$99/mo. with ongoing support

Your site, hosted, backed up, and updated

Plugins, forms, and SSL kept working

Your project manager, unlimited updates

Monthly uptime and performance audit

Cancel Anytime

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Care

  • Ongoing
  • Hosting
  • SEO
  • Copy

$39850% off

$199/mo. with ongoing support

Your site, hosted, backed up, and updated

Plugins, forms, and SSL kept working

Your project manager, unlimited updates

Monthly uptime and performance audit

Monthly SEO pass on the live pages

Conversion copy on the pages that take the click

Cancel Anytime

Founder

Care

  • Upfront
  • Handoff

$98950% off

$489one-time fee, tune-up only

One payment covers the takeover pass

You approve before we touch production

You get a brief and you run hosting

Best if you will keep the updates yourself

Add monthly care later if you want it

Questions before you hire

What do you actually do?

The live site: hosting, updates, backups, the form that should still work. Search on the pages if you stay on the recommended plan. Not a rebuild unless that is the job you hired.

Can you take over a site you did not build?

Yes. We review access, platform, and whether it is maintainable before we touch it. If it is not, we say so — we do not smuggle a rebuild into a tune-up.

Are redesigns included?

A tune-up and monthly care keep the site you have. A new page can ride the care plan. A redesign or a new product is a different job — we scope it when you need it.

What if I only want the tune-up?

Pay once. We stabilize. We hand off. You keep hosting. Monthly help is there later if you want it — not a requirement. Fair warning: live sites drift.

Do you stay after the takeover?

That's the monthly path: hosting, updates, and — if you want it — search on the pages. Cancel when you want.

How is this different from a freelancer ticket?

You don't open a ticket every time a plugin updates. One person who already knows the pages, and can change them without a briefing.

If this is the fit

Pick the care.
We'll take it from there.

A tune-up, monthly care, or a heavier program. Pay once if you will run hosting, or keep someone on the site.