Basic
$99/mo
Essential upkeep for a small site
- WordPress core and plugin updates
- Daily backups
- We know before you do if it goes down
- A monthly note on what changed
- One hour of changes included
Care plans
Updates, backups, security and small changes, handled every month for a fixed fee. You keep the logins and can leave whenever you like.
A website is not finished at launch. It needs updating, backing up, and fixing when something breaks. A care plan means that is somebody’s job. You keep the logins and can leave whenever you like.
Basic
$99/mo
Essential upkeep for a small site
Growth
$249/mo
Active management, plus time for changes
Scale
$499/mo
For sites where a bad hour costs real money
These are fixed prices for a defined scope, not hourly rates or starting points. Anything outside the scope gets quoted before it starts, never added to an invoice afterwards.
Plugin and core updates on a staging copy first, so an update cannot take your site down. Backups run daily and are tested. Security scans run weekly. You get a short note saying what changed, and your included time can go on whatever you need. New prices, a new staff member, a seasonal offer.
You own it. You keep the admin logins, the domain stays in your name, and the hosting account is yours. If you leave, nothing needs to be handed over because you already have it. That is deliberate. A care plan you cannot leave is not a care plan.
Email me. On Basic and Growth I answer within one business day; on Scale, emergencies get four hours. I would rather tell you honestly what the response time is than promise 24/7 cover I am not staffed for.
Usually yes, and most care-plan clients arrive this way. I start with a paid look at what is there. How it was built, what is out of date, what is fragile. If it is in a state where a plan would be firefighting rather than maintenance, I will tell you that before you sign up for anything.
It does not roll over indefinitely, and I will tell you when you are close to using it rather than quietly billing past it. If you regularly need more than your plan covers, the honest answer is usually to move up a plan, not to buy extra hours.
Problems we hit on real projects and wrote down. The clearest evidence that this is a lane we actually work in.
Tell me the problem and I will tell you whether we are the right studio for it. If we are not, I will say so rather than quote you anyway.