Content
Updating text, images and pages without needing to touch code.
Ongoing technical care for a website that's already live — content updates, bug fixes, performance checks and SEO hygiene, whether we built the site or not.
This service is built for businesses that need a site to keep running smoothly, not a full rebuild.
These are the recurring tasks most maintenance engagements cover, adjusted to the site's needs.
Maintenance touches a website from several angles at once.
Updating text, images and pages without needing to touch code.
Keeping load times and technical performance from quietly degrading over time.
Ongoing technical SEO hygiene — metadata, broken links, redirects and indexation.
Fixing bugs and issues as they come up, on an existing site.
Checking that analytics and tracking are still working as expected.
Support with deploying updates and changes safely.
Maintenance is recurring by nature, so the process loops rather than ending at delivery.
These describe typical scope differences, not confirmed pricing, response times or delivery dates.
One-off fixes, updates or checks for a site that mostly runs itself.
Regular, recurring maintenance that keeps a site healthy without you having to think about it.
For sites with specific technical needs, multiple stakeholders or a more involved support scope.
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Common questions about scope, existing sites and response times.
Yes. Most maintenance engagements start with a review of an existing site, regardless of who originally built it.
Content changes, bug fixes, performance checks and technical SEO hygiene are the core of most maintenance work.
Yes, at a technical hygiene level — metadata, broken links, redirects and indexation checks are part of ongoing care.
Yes. Urgent issues are prioritized, though response times depend on the support model in place.
Yes, through the Ongoing Care model, alongside on-demand support for one-off needs.
Yes. Maintenance is often paired with SEO, Web Design or Custom Software engagements.
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