Website care
Best for: Businesses and agencies that need dependable WordPress updates, fixes and improvement support after launch
Ongoing website care with a clear technical owner.
A live website changes with its plugins, content, integrations and business priorities. Website care provides a reliable route for routine maintenance, issue investigation and small improvements instead of waiting for problems to become urgent.
The exact plan depends on the site and hosting setup. Responsibilities, response expectations and included work are agreed in writing so the support relationship remains predictable.
Practical deliverables.
Ready to use.
Every engagement is scoped around the project, with responsibilities and review points agreed before work begins.
Routine maintenance
Planned WordPress, theme and plugin updates with appropriate checks around important functionality.
Fixes & content support
A clear channel for troubleshooting, template adjustments and agreed publishing help.
Improvement backlog
Prioritized recommendations for performance, usability, accessibility and technical debt.
A clear path
from brief to launch.
Focused stages keep feedback useful and the project moving.
Start a conversation01Review the current site
Understand the stack, hosting, plugins, integrations and recent maintenance history.
02Agree responsibilities
Define included work, access, communication, backups and the escalation path for urgent issues.
03Maintain & document
Complete scheduled work and record material changes for future reference.
04Plan improvements
Review recurring issues and prioritize larger changes separately from routine care.
Is hosting included?
Hosting is normally separate, but I can work with your existing provider and recommend changes when the current setup blocks reliable maintenance.
Does website care include unlimited development?
No. The plan defines the included maintenance and support. Larger features or redesign work are estimated separately so expectations stay clear.
Can you take over a site you did not build?
Usually, yes. I first review the codebase, hosting and plugin setup to identify risks before confirming an ongoing support arrangement.
Tell me about your
next launch.
Share the scope, preferred timeline and what success should look like.
I’ll reply with the most useful next step.