Your site,
looked after.
I take care of updates, backups, security and speed checks, and I send you a plain-language report each month on what I did and why it mattered.
Which of these sounds like your site?
Most owners recognize their site in one or two of these. Here is why each one happens and what I do about it.
Checklist · Website maintenance
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One month of care, week by week.
The same rhythm repeats every month, so nothing depends on anyone remembering it. How often each task happens depends on your plan.
Weekly, or daily on Plus and Priority
You receive: a recent copy of your site to go back to. I need: nothing.
Monthly on Essential, weekly on Plus and Priority
You receive: an up-to-date site. I need: nothing.
Every week
Week 2
You receive: a faster site if the check finds something to fix. I need: nothing.
Any week, within your plan's hours
You receive: your changes, within your plan's response time. I need: what you want changed, in one message.
Week 4
You receive: a plain-language report on what I did and why it mattered. I need: nothing.
Small edits are changes like a new phone number, a photo or a line of text. Anything larger goes into a separate proposal.
Four steps to a site you can stop worrying about.
I check your site as it is today: what is out of date, what is slow and whether a usable backup exists.
I put backups, security monitoring and your update schedule in place.
Every week or month, depending on your plan, I update, back up and check your site, and I handle small edits within your plan's hours.
You get a plain-language report on what I did and why it mattered.
Three levels of care. Pick the one your site needs.
$99 /mo
For a simple site that needs the basics handled.
Start with EssentialRecommended
$199 /mo
For a site that brings you business and deserves a closer eye.
Start with Plus$399 /mo
For a business that needs fast answers and the most attention.
Start with PriorityHow you pay
Paid monthly in advance. Month to month with 30 days' notice and no minimum. No refunds for partial months and no exit fee.
Every plan starts with an audit of what is out of date on your site.
Every plan includes both. The plan sets how often they happen.
I watch your site for security problems and act on them fast.
A plain-language report on what I did and why it mattered.
Anything that adds to your site gets its own proposal.
New text and photography are priced by proposal.
Local SEO is a separate service. Its Growth and Authority plans include Care Plus, and Local gets 20% off any Care plan.
Not sure which plan fits? Tell me about your site and I will recommend one, at no charge. You can move up a plan when you are ready.
Ask the people who hired me.
Their words, published with their permission.
What people ask before they hand off the updates.
Updates, backups, security monitoring and a monthly report on every plan. Plus and Priority add a monthly speed check and small edits.
WordPress, your theme and your add-on software release updates, and many of them are security fixes. Skipping them leaves old code on your site, and a recent backup means you can recover if something goes wrong.
Care plans are paid monthly in advance, due on the same day each month. The work begins once the payment clears. For a build client, the plan starts on the launch date.
A change like a new phone number, a photo or a line of text. Anything larger goes into a separate proposal.
Essential fits a simple site that needs the basics handled. Plus fits a site that brings you business and needs weekly updates, daily backups and a monthly speed check. Priority adds more edit hours and same-day responses. If you are unsure, I recommend one after a short conversation about your site.
Growth and Authority include Care Plus. The Local plan gets 20% off any Care plan. See local SEO for the details.
Essential gets a reply within 2 business days, Plus within 1 business day, and Priority the same day.
No minimum. Plans run month to month with 30 days' notice, with no exit fee. Partial months are not refunded. A Care Plus included in a local SEO plan follows that plan's terms.
Every plan begins with an audit of what is out of date, so I know what state your site is in before I start the routine.
No. You buy hosting and your domain in your own name. I recommend Hostinger first and SiteGround as the alternative, and both are my referral links, which I tell you up front.
Hand off the updates.
Tell me about your site and I'll recommend a plan. Every plan starts with an audit of what is out of date.