Website Maintenance Services for Businesses Without a Developer

Nobody owns your website until the morning it stops loading.

Then it turns out the last backup was fourteen months ago, the PHP version is three releases behind, and the agency that built it stopped responding in 2023. Our website maintenance services cover managed hosting, updates, backups, security patching and uptime monitoring, with a named response time in writing. Unglamorous work that you only notice the value of once, and by then it matters enormously.

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+50 Clients

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Seven areas of continuous work. None of it is visible when it’s working, which is exactly why it gets cut, and why the sites that skip it fail on a predictable schedule.

Managed Hosting & Migration Uptime & Performance Monitoring Security Hardening & Patching Backups & Disaster Recovery Updates & Compatibility Testing Server Maintenance & Optimisation Support & Incident Response

Managed Hosting & Migration

Hosting provisioned on infrastructure matched to your traffic, with migration handled including DNS, SSL and email continuity. We don't resell datacenter space, we manage the environment properly, whether it's ours to recommend or a platform you already use.

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Uptime & Performance Monitoring

Checks running continuously with alerting to a person, not to an unread inbox. Server monitoring matters less than what happens in the ten minutes after an alert fires, which is where most providers quietly differ.

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Security Hardening & Patching

Firewall rules, malware scanning, access control and prompt patching of core, themes and dependencies. Outdated plugins are the most common compromise route on business websites, and the window between disclosure and exploitation is short.

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Backups & Disaster Recovery

Automated offsite backups with restores actually tested, not assumed. An untested backup is a belief rather than a safeguard, and the moment you discover which one you had is the worst possible moment to find out.

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Updates & Compatibility Testing

Core, theme and plugin updates applied on staging first, then to live, with rollback available. Applying updates directly to a production site works until the release that doesn't, which arrives eventually.

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Server Maintenance & Optimisation

PHP versions, caching layers, database optimisation and resource tuning. Server management work that shows up as faster pages and lower hosting costs rather than as anything you'd see on the site itself.

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Support & Incident Response

A named response time in writing, with an escalation path and an actual person attached. Most maintenance contracts are defined by what they include; the useful part is what happens when something breaks.

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// How We Keep Sites Running ?

Scheduled
Updates, backups and checks run on a fixed cadence rather than when someone remembers. Maintenance fails through drift, not through decisions, nobody chooses to stop patching.
Tested
Restores verified, updates staged before production. A backup nobody has restored and an update nobody has tested are both assumptions dressed as safeguards.
Answerable
A defined response time and a named contact. When the site is down, the only thing that matters is how quickly a person who can fix it starts working.

work

One operating rhythm from health check to monthly reporting, with restores tested rather than assumed.

process

1

Health check

Hosting, backups, PHP, security and speed audited first.

2

Remediation pass

Known vulnerabilities, stale versions and missing backups fixed.

3

Monitoring live

Uptime, performance and security checks running with alerting.

4

Weekly cadence

Updates staged, tested, applied, backups verified.

5

Monthly report

Uptime, incidents, updates applied and issues flagged.

Why Cheap Hosting Costs More Than Managed Hosting Services

Shared hosting at a few dollars a month is genuinely cheap until the site is compromised, the backup doesn’t restore, or support takes three days to answer a ticket.

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4.9 / 5.0 clients review

What Our Clients Say

Tell us when your site

was last backed up!

If you don’t know, that’s the answer, and it’s the most common one.

    FAQs

    How much do website maintenance services cost?
    Monthly care plans priced by site complexity and response time, with tiers published rather than quoted only on a call. Sites we built ourselves cost less to maintain because we already know the stack, most originate from WordPress development services or a custom build.
    Do you maintain sites you didn't build?
    Yes, after a health check. Inherited sites usually need a remediation pass first, stale PHP, missing backups, unpatched plugins. Where the codebase is genuinely unmaintainable, we'll say so, and custom website development becomes the honest recommendation instead.
    Does Shopify need maintenance too?
    Less than self-hosted platforms, since Shopify handles infrastructure, PCI compliance and core updates. What still needs attention is app updates, API version deprecations and custom code, relevant where you have custom work from shopify development services.
    Our site is slow. Is that a hosting problem?
    Sometimes. Oversold shared hosting produces slow response times no amount of optimisation fixes. Just as often it's the site itself, bloated plugins, unoptimised images, heavy templates. The health check separates them, and rebuild work runs through website redesign services.
    The site is fast and stable but enquiries are low. What now?
    That's not an infrastructure problem. Conversion is decided by layout, messaging and form friction, none of which hosting affects. That's addressed through conversion focused web design rather than by anything on this page.
    What should a website maintenance plan include?
    Automated offsite backups with tested restores, core and plugin updates applied on staging before production, security monitoring and malware scanning, uptime monitoring with alerting, SSL renewal, PHP version management, and a defined support response time. If a plan doesn't state its response time in writing, that's the part missing.
    How often should a website be backed up?
    Daily for most business sites, and more frequently for ecommerce where each hour represents real orders. Backups should be stored offsite rather than on the same server, retained for at least thirty days, and restore-tested periodically. An untested backup is an assumption, not a safeguard.
    Is cheap shared hosting bad for SEO?
    It can be. Oversold shared servers produce slow response times, and server speed feeds Core Web Vitals, which Google uses as a ranking signal. Downtime during crawls and IP reputation problems from neighbouring sites add further risk. The effect is usually modest but it is real and it compounds.
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