Your platformWordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, B12 and more.
    A set scheduleUpdates and checks weekly or every two weeks.
    Fixes without the waitBroken pages and forms fixed the same business day where I can.
    One point of contactYou send requests to me and I handle them myself.

    Regular maintenance helps you avoid costly website problems.

    Broken checkouts, slow pages, outdated content and missed security patches can each cost you leads, sales and the trust of your visitors. Regular maintenance costs less than fixing these problems after they happen.

    It may be time to hand it over if:

    • Plugin or platform updates have been put off for months
    • You are not sure when the last backup was taken
    • Pages are loading more slowly than they used to
    • A contact form or checkout stopped working without warning
    • Small text changes wait weeks for someone to have time for them

    What I handle on a regular schedule.

    This is the work I do on a recurring schedule, so problems like a site outage or a broken checkout are found and fixed early.

    Updates and security

    Plugin, theme and core platform updates, security patches and malware scans.

    Backups and uptime

    Weekly off-site backups with restore testing, and uptime monitoring so I hear about an outage first.

    Speed and search

    Page speed and Core Web Vitals tracking, image optimization, meta data and heading checks.

    Content edits

    Text changes, image swaps, new pages and small design changes when you send them.

    Links, forms and tools

    Broken link audits, redirect maps, and testing of forms, integrations and analytics.

    Monthly report

    A plain-language summary of what changed, what was tested and what to plan for next.

    For businesses that depend on their website.

    Service businesses and agencies

    Your website is often the first place clients find you. Outdated copy, broken forms or slow pages can cost you qualified leads, so I keep the site current and working.

    Associations and nonprofits

    Member portals, events, donation forms and resource libraries need to stay current. I handle the content updates and routine platform maintenance.

    Course creators and coaches

    WordPress, Kajabi, Teachable, Thrivecart, Thinkific. I maintain the public site and the connection between it and your course platform.

    How the work is set up.

    1. 1

      Site audit

      I document what you have: platform, plugins, hosting, backups, current speed, security status and any open issues.

    2. 2

      Catch-up work

      I complete outstanding updates, patches, broken link cleanup, image optimization and any fixes that have been waiting.

    3. 3

      Recurring schedule

      I set weekly or biweekly maintenance times and keep a clear log of what was updated and tested.

    4. 4

      Monthly report

      I send a report each month explaining what changed, what is improving and what to plan for next, in plain language.

    Website maintenance questions.

    What does website maintenance include?

    Website maintenance covers the ongoing work that keeps a site running, secure and current. This includes content updates, plugin and theme updates, security patches, backups, broken link fixes, image and page speed improvements, uptime monitoring, accessibility checks and small design changes. It helps you keep the website you have already paid for in good working order.

    Which platforms do you maintain?

    I maintain WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, B12, Framer and other modern site builders. For custom React or Next.js builds, I scope the work case by case.

    When should a business outsource website maintenance?

    It is worth considering when updates are being skipped, when the team cannot remember the last backup, when pages are getting slower, when a plugin breaks a form or checkout, or when the business has outgrown the original site. If you are not sure when the site was last updated, that is a good reason to have it checked.

    How often do you update the site?

    Maintenance plans include weekly or biweekly scheduled updates, and I fix anything broken the same business day where I can. I apply security patches as soon as they are released and checked against your site.

    Do you handle SEO and accessibility?

    Yes. Technical SEO checks, meta data cleanup, redirect maps, broken link cleanup, image alt text, heading structure and accessibility fixes are part of the work. If you need a wider SEO plan or new content, we can add that to your scope.

    How much does website maintenance cost?

    Maintenance is part of a monthly support arrangement, and many clients combine it with related administrative or operational work. The pricing page explains how the support levels are set up, and I send a written quote after our call.

    Let me look after your website.

    Book a free call and tell me about your site. I will review its current state with you and suggest a maintenance schedule that suits your team, with a written quote before any work begins.

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