Web development and IT support. Rajanpur, Punjab.
A website is not something you finish. It is something you run. Our monthly plans handle the updates, backups, security scans and speed work a site needs to keep working, from $49 a month, with a report each month showing what was done.
Nothing, at first. That is the problem. A neglected website rarely fails with a warning. It degrades quietly for months and then breaks at an inconvenient moment, usually when nobody is watching.
This is the order in which things usually go wrong on the sites that come to us after a year without care:
Plugin, theme and core updates go unapplied. Nothing looks different yet, but each missed release widens the gap between your site and the versions that are still supported and patched.
A plugin conflict or an expired licence takes down a contact form or a checkout step. Enquiries stop and nobody notices, because a form that fails quietly looks exactly like a quiet week.
Images, plugins and database bloat accumulate until pages fail Google’s Core Web Vitals thresholds, which feed into how Google assesses page experience.
An unpatched plugin with a published vulnerability gets exploited. Patchstack’s annual research found 96% of new WordPress vulnerabilities in plugins rather than core, which is why plugin updates matter more than any other single task. Now you are paying for a malware clean-up instead of maintenance.
Each stage is cheaper to prevent than to repair. That is the whole argument for a maintenance plan, and it is why the plans below are priced as a monthly routine rather than an emergency call-out.
What we keep an eye on every month
Updates, backups and monitoring run on a schedule whether or not anything has gone wrong. That is the point of a plan.
The work that keeps a website healthy, done on a schedule instead of in a panic.
Core, plugin and theme updates applied on a schedule, following WordPress’s own update guidance. On Professional Care and above they go onto a staging copy first. On Essential Care a fresh backup is taken immediately before, so a bad release can be rolled back. Every update is logged, so you can see what changed and when.
Backups stored away from your hosting account, because a copy living on the same server as the site is not a backup, a point WordPress’s backup guidance makes as well. Weekly on Essential Care, daily with one-click restore on Professional Care and above. Restores are tested rather than assumed.
Malware scans and security monitoring on every plan, with the hardening steps WordPress recommends applied when the site is onboarded. If something does get through, our web security team handles the clean-up as a separate job, and you deal with the same people throughout.
Automated checks around the clock, real-time on Ecommerce Care, alert us when the site stops responding. Outages matter beyond lost visitors: Google’s crawling documentation explains how repeated server errors can lead to pages being dropped from the index. Response follows your plan, with same-business-day response on Ecommerce Care.
Image compression, caching, database clean-ups and Core Web Vitals tracking on Professional Care and above. Sites get slower on their own as content and plugins accumulate, so keeping them fast is routine work rather than a one-off job.
Included time each month for edits and bug fixes: 30 minutes on Essential Care, 2 hours on Professional Care and 5 hours of development time on Ecommerce Care. You email a person who knows the site, not a ticket queue, and anything beyond the included time is quoted before it starts.
Maintenance only works when it happens on a schedule. This is ours.
| Cadence | What we do |
|---|---|
| Continuously | Uptime and security monitoring, with alerts the moment something changes. |
| Weekly | Plugin, theme and core updates, on staging first where your plan includes it, with a backup taken before every run. |
| Monthly | Backup restore test, malware scan, speed test, broken link check and your report. |
| Quarterly | Database optimisation, removal of unused plugins, a check that the PHP version is still supported, and a review of what is slowing the site down. |
| As needed | Bug fixes, content edits and hosting issues, using your included monthly time. |
You get a report every month: what was updated, what was blocked, how fast the site is, and how much of your included time you used. No mystery invoices, and no wondering whether anything actually happened.
Transparent monthly website maintenance pricing. No contracts, cancel any time.
Brochure and small business sites
Busy sites that generate enquiries
Online stores and high-traffic sites
Not sure which package fits? Send us the details and we’ll recommend the right option.
What maintenance involves depends on what the site runs on and how it has been looked after so far.
We clear the backlog as a one-off job, then put the site on a plan so it does not happen again.
Store-specific care where a bad plugin update can take payments offline, with checkout monitoring on Ecommerce Care.
We take over sites we did not build, starting with a site check so you know what state it is in.
Updates, backups, monitoring and a set allowance of edits for a fixed monthly price, with no contract.
Ecommerce Care covers both platforms, including payment gateway monitoring, product update support and Shopify theme updates.
Ad-hoc support for businesses that do not want a monthly plan but need someone who knows their site, quoted per job.
Maintenance is about response time, so what matters by market is when we are working relative to when your site breaks.
Same-time-zone cover, so an outage at 9am is being worked on at 9am, plus direct relationships with local hosting providers. Billed in PKR.
Our working day overlaps the full UK business day. Updates are scheduled outside UK trading hours so a test never risks your busiest period, and we follow the NCSC’s small organisation guide on backups and updates.
Monitoring runs through the US night and maintenance windows are set to US off-peak hours. Our working day starts during the US night, so overnight problems are usually being worked on before US business hours. Updates follow CISA’s guidance on keeping software current.
Only an hour’s offset from us. We schedule around the Monday-to-Friday working week the UAE adopted in 2022, not a Sunday-to-Thursday one, and keep update windows clear of Friday prayers.
Send us your website address. You normally hear back within one business day with which plan fits, what it covers and anything that needs fixing first.
Straight answers on whether you need one, what it costs and what happens if you leave.
If the website brings in enquiries or sales, yes. If it is a placeholder nobody visits, honestly no, and we will say so rather than sell you a plan. The deciding question is simple: if the site went down tonight and stayed down for three days, would it cost you money? If the answer is yes, a plan is cheaper than the alternative.
Essential Care is $49 a month for brochure and small business sites, with updates, weekly off-site backups, uptime monitoring, malware scans and 30 minutes of edits. Professional Care is $99 a month and adds daily backups with one-click restore, a staging site for updates, speed work and 2 hours of fixes. Ecommerce Care is $199 a month for WooCommerce and Shopify stores, with checkout monitoring, 5 hours of development time and same-business-day response. All plans run month to month.
You can, and clicking update all takes about a minute. The risk is the update that conflicts with your theme or another plugin and takes down a page, usually with no recent backup to fall back on. We take a backup before every update run, test on a staging copy on Professional Care and above, and keep verified backups, which is the part that is tedious to do yourself and expensive to skip.
Yes, and most of the sites we look after were built by someone else. We start with a free site check to see what state things are in. If there is a backlog of overdue updates or existing problems, we quote separately to clear it before the monthly plan starts, so you are not paying a maintenance fee to sit on top of known faults.
Your plan includes a set amount of time each month for edits and bug fixes. If a job needs more than that, we quote it before starting, never afterwards. Larger pieces of work such as a redesign or new functionality are handled as separate projects by our website redesign and web development teams.
Yes. Ecommerce Care covers WooCommerce and Shopify stores, including checkout and payment gateway monitoring, product and inventory update support and real-time uptime checks. Online stores need more attention than brochure sites because a broken checkout costs money every hour it stays broken.
No. Plans run month to month and you can cancel whenever you like. If you leave, your backups and site access come with you. We would rather keep clients because the service is worth paying for than because leaving is difficult.
Send us the URL. We check updates, backups, speed and security, then say honestly whether you need a plan and which one.
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