12-month contract. No surprise charges. Loyalty bonus included.
Why website maintenance matters
Most websites don’t fail suddenly. They gradually pick up small issues through updates, content changes, and everyday use. Left unchecked, those minor problems can build into larger issues at the worst possible moment.
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WordPress changes
WordPress is updated regularly to improve performance, security, and stability. Most updates run smoothly, but occasional changes can affect layouts, features, or how parts of your site behave.
Small edits can have big effects
Even simple edits to text, images, or blocks can affect spacing, alignment, or mobile layouts. The impact is often subtle and can go unnoticed.
Issues are easy to miss at first
Some problems only show up on specific devices, browsers, or screen sizes. It’s common for these issues to go unnoticed until a visitor or customer points them out.
Fixing things later costs more
Without a support plan in place, sudden issues often mean urgent fixes at higher one-off costs. When something breaks, having support ready can save time, stress, and money.
What’s included in the £20/month plan
Simple, practical website maintenance services that keep your site running smoothly and give you peace of mind if something goes wrong.
Site repairs and recovery
If something breaks due to an edit, update, or unexpected issue, we’ll investigate and restore or repair your site as quickly as possible.
Help after content changes
Made a change and something doesn’t look right? We’ll fix layout, spacing, or formatting issues caused by everyday content edits.
Update-related issue fixes
If a WordPress update causes display or functionality problems, we’ll resolve the issue and get everything working properly again.
Ongoing peace of mind
You have a reliable safety net if something goes wrong, without the stress, urgency, or unexpected costs of one-off emergency fixes.
What’s not included
Our website maintenance service is designed for fixes and recovery, not ongoing development or active content management. If you need any of the following, we’re always happy to quote separately or advise on the best approach.
New pages or major content additions. Design changes or redesigns. New features or functionality. SEO work or marketing services. Hosting, domains, or third-party services.
Loyalty bonus
As a thank you for staying with us, you earn a loyalty discount on your next website build for every full year you’re on our website maintenance service plan.
1 year = 10% off
3 years = 30% off
2 years = 20% off
4 years = 40% off
Save up to a massive 40% off your next brand new website.
Most businesses refresh their website every few years anyway, so this is a simple way to save money while keeping your current site protected.
Like to pay for your annual website maintenance in one go?
Businesses that prefer to pay annually receive an additional 15% discount, meaning you pay just £204 for the whole year.
Loyalty bonus
As a thank you for staying with us, you earn a loyalty discount on your next website build for every full year you’re on our website maintenance service plan.
1 year = 10% off
2 years = 20% off
3 years = 30% off
4 years = 40% off
Save up to a massive 40% off your next brand new website.
Most businesses refresh their website every few years anyway, so this is a simple way to save money while keeping your current site protected.
Like to pay in one go?
Businesses that prefer to pay annually receive an additional 15% discount, meaning you pay just £204 for the whole year.
What can go wrong without maintenance
Most website issues don’t happen all at once. They usually start small, then quietly get worse if nobody is actively monitoring your site or providing ongoing website maintenance services.
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A small change breaks your layout
You update some text, swap an image, or move a block, and suddenly parts of the page don’t line up properly. It might look fine on desktop, but on mobile elements overlap, spacing breaks, or buttons disappear off screen.
Without experience, it’s difficult to know what caused the issue or how to fix it without making things worse.
A WordPress update causes unexpected issues
WordPress updates often run automatically in the background. Most are safe, but occasional updates can affect how blocks, plugins, or themes interact.
A form may stop submitting, a page might not load correctly, or parts of the site can look slightly off with no clear error message.
This is one of the most common issues handled by professional WordPress website maintenance services.
Security issues damage trust
Most small website security issues don’t look dramatic. A warning message, suspicious redirect, or temporary browser alert is often the first sign something’s wrong.
Even if the issue is quickly resolved, visitors who see a security warning are far less likely to trust the site again. For businesses, that loss of confidence can be more damaging than the technical problem itself.
Fixing things later costs more time and stress
When problems are left unresolved, it becomes harder to trace what changed and when. Multiple updates and edits stack up, making recovery more time-consuming and stressful.
What could have been a quick fix early on often turns into a larger, more disruptive job later, especially without ongoing website maintenance services in place.
Our website maintenance service exists to catch these issues early, fix them quickly, and remove the stress of dealing with problems after they’ve already escalated.
What can go wrong without maintenance
Most website issues don’t happen all at once. They usually start small, then quietly get worse if nobody is actively monitoring your site or providing ongoing website maintenance services.
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WordPress update causes issues
WordPress update causes issues
WordPress updates often run automatically in the background. Most are safe, but occasional updates can affect how blocks, plugins, or themes interact.
A form may stop submitting, a page might not load correctly, or parts of the site can look slightly off with no clear error message.
This is one of the most common issues handled by professional WordPress website maintenance services.
A small change breaks your layout
A small change breaks your layout
You update some text, swap an image, or move a block, and suddenly parts of the page don’t line up properly. It might look fine on desktop, but on mobile elements overlap, spacing breaks, or buttons disappear off screen.
Without experience, it’s difficult to know what caused the issue or how to fix it without making things worse.
Security issues damage trust
Security issues damage trust
Most small website security issues don’t look dramatic. A warning message, suspicious redirect, or temporary browser alert is often the first sign something’s wrong.
Even if the issue is quickly resolved, visitors who see a security warning are far less likely to trust the site again. For businesses, that loss of confidence can be more damaging than the technical problem itself.
Delayed fix cost time and stress
Delayed fix cost time and stress
When problems are left unresolved, it becomes harder to trace what changed and when. Multiple updates and edits stack up, making recovery more time-consuming and stressful.
What could have been a quick fix early on often turns into a larger, more disruptive job later, especially without ongoing website maintenance services in place.
Our website maintenance service exists to catch these issues early, fix them quickly, and remove the stress of dealing with problems after they’ve already escalated.
How the support plan works
When something goes wrong with your website, you shouldn’t have to work out what happens next. Our website maintenance service follows a simple four-step process that keeps everything clear, calm, and easy to understand.
Step 1: You contact us
If you notice a problem or something doesn’t seem right, you get in touch. A quick message is enough to get things moving. There’s no ticket system, no chasing different providers, and no uncertainty about who’s responsible for helping you.
Step 3: We fix or restore
We resolve the issue as quickly and carefully as possible, whether that means fixing a broken feature, restoring your site from a backup, or stabilising something that’s gone wrong. Our focus is always on getting your website working properly again.
Step 2: We assess the issue
We investigate what’s happening and identify the cause of the problem. If the issue is covered by your support plan, we move straight to fixing it. If anything falls outside the plan, we explain it clearly and outline the next steps before doing any work.
Step 4: You are back on track
Once everything is sorted, your website is fully working again. There’s no technical confusion, no lingering issues, and no wasted time trying to work out what happened or whether anything still needs further attention.
How the support plan works
When something goes wrong with your website, you shouldn’t have to work out what happens next. Our website maintenance service follows a simple four-step process that keeps everything clear, calm, and easy to understand.
Step 1: Contact
If you notice a problem or something doesn’t seem right, you get in touch. A quick message is enough to get things moving. There’s no ticket system, no chasing different providers, and no uncertainty about who’s responsible for helping you.
Step 2: Assess
We investigate what’s happening and identify the cause of the problem. If the issue is covered by your support plan, we move straight to fixing it. If anything falls outside the plan, we explain it clearly and outline the next steps before doing any work.
Step 3: Repair
We resolve the issue as quickly and carefully as possible, whether that means fixing a broken feature, restoring your site from a backup, or stabilising something that’s gone wrong. Our focus is always on getting your website working properly again.
Step 4: Life’s good
Once everything is sorted, your website is fully working again. There’s no technical confusion, no lingering issues, and no wasted time trying to work out what happened or whether anything still needs further attention.
Ongoing website support for just £20 per month
For £20 per month, you get a reliable website maintenance service designed to step in when something goes wrong. It’s a straightforward 12-month plan with transparent pricing and no surprise charges. When an issue appears, you know exactly who to contact and how it will be handled.
Ongoing website support you can rely on
Fast help when something breaks or behaves unexpectedly
We provide this website maintenance service only for WordPress websites we’ve built for our clients. This allows us to resolve issues quickly and safely because we already know how your site is structured. You can learn more about how we build and support sites on our website design services page. For independent technical health and SEO checks, many professionals use tools like Screaming Frog SEO Spider.
What happens if something goes wrong with my website?
You contact us and we take care of it. We assess the issue, fix the problem or restore your site from a recent backup if needed, and get everything running properly again. You’re kept informed throughout, without having to deal with the technical side yourself.
Is there a contract or minimum term?
Yes. The website maintenance service runs on a simple 12-month agreement at £20 per month. There are no hidden fees or surprise charges. Clients on the plan benefit from priority support and loyalty perks over time.
Are there any hidden or surprise charges?
No. If an issue is covered by the website maintenance service, it’s handled as part of your monthly fee. If something falls outside the plan, we’ll explain it clearly and agree next steps before doing any work.
How quickly will issues be dealt with?
Support requests are handled promptly and prioritised based on urgency. If your website is down or not working correctly, that is treated as a priority so it can be resolved as quickly as possible.
Does this include updates and regular checks?
Our website maintenance service is focused on responsive support rather than routine monitoring. If something goes wrong, we step in to fix the issue or restore your site as needed. Updates and fixes are handled when required, without you needing to manage the technical side yourself.
Is this right for me if I am not very technical?
Yes. Our website maintenance service is designed for people who don’t want to manage website issues themselves. You have one clear point of contact, plain-English explanations, and the reassurance that someone is there to fix problems when you need support.
Still looking for an answer to a specific question? Contact us and we will be happy to help.
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