We handle updates, performance, backups, incidents, and small improvements so your website doesn't depend on improvised fixes or emergency interventions.
For existing websites that need updates and someone responsible for reviewing incidents and changes.
Tell us your platform, hosting provider, recent incidents, and typical changes. Access is provided afterward through a secure channel.
The initial review determines whether the platform is maintainable. We agree on updates, backups, restoration, monitoring, and included changes, distinguishing initial response from resolution.
Hosting, licenses, new development, and after-hours support are identified separately. Backup frequency and coverage are put in writing; 24/7 support is never assumed.
See related project: A project designed for the team to maintain →Updates get postponed until something stops working.
There's no clear policy for backups, security, or recovery.
Every small change requires finding a different person.
Performance and conversion decline without anyone noticing.
Every project adapts to the starting point and the business's priorities. These are the areas we can cover.
We apply changes with prior review and follow-up checks.
We define frequency, retention, and the restoration procedure.
We monitor uptime, errors, and relevant performance signals.
We reduce exposure through good practices, review, and hardening.
We handle incidents and changes within an agreed service framework.
We prioritize adjustments that improve experience, conversion, and maintainability.
We don't promise universal figures. We define indicators based on the objective and measure progress from a real baseline.
Yes, after an initial technical review, and as long as the project is maintainable.
It can, depending on the plan contracted and the expected volume.
No. Hosting is infrastructure; maintenance covers the website's operation, prevention, and evolution.
We review your situation and propose three concrete priorities before talking about tools or budget.