Websites decay without someone owning them
A website is not a finished object. Dependencies release security patches, plugins conflict, certificates expire and content goes stale. Six months of neglect is usually enough to turn a fast, secure site into a slow, vulnerable one.
Start a projectUpdates
Core, plugin and dependency updates on a schedule, tested on staging before they touch production.
Backups
Daily off-site backups with restores tested periodically. An untested backup is a hope, not a plan.
Monitoring
Uptime checks with alerting, plus monthly Core Web Vitals tracking so regressions are caught early.
Content changes
A monthly allowance of hours for updates and small changes, so routine requests do not need a quote each time.
A defined routine with a named owner
Not a vague promise of support — a documented routine, a named contact, agreed response times and a monthly report you can actually read.
We maintain sites we did not build. That starts with a technical and security audit so both sides know the condition of the site before agreeing anything.
What happens when something breaks
Under a retainer we restore from a clean backup, identify and close the entry point, and give you a written incident report. Response speed depends on your tier.
You can cancel on 30 days' notice and we hand over access, documentation and backups on exit. We do not make leaving difficult.
Questions
How much does website maintenance cost?+
Monthly maintenance typically runs SAR 1,500–9,000 depending on platform complexity, traffic and response-time commitments.
Do you maintain sites you didn't build?+
Yes. We start with a technical and security audit so both sides know the condition of the site before agreeing a retainer.
What happens if my site gets hacked?+
We restore from a clean backup, identify and close the entry point, and provide a written incident report.
Can I cancel?+
Yes, with 30 days' notice. We hand over access, documentation and backups on exit.