WP-Dude
MaintenanceWordPress Maintenance - Ongoing Support & Upkeep
Stop worrying about updates and outages. I take the site into ongoing care: backups, monitoring, and fast response.
When it makes sense to have ongoing maintenance
- The site needs regular updates, but nobody is keeping track.
- You don't have backups, or nobody checks if they actually work.
- You need a fast response when something breaks, without hunting for a developer each time.
- Small changes pile up because there's no one to implement them.
- The site is growing and needs ongoing support, not one-off work.
How the maintenance plan works
Starting audit
I check the site's current technical state.
Defining the scope
We agree on exactly what the plan covers and what the priorities are.
Monthly work
Updates, backups, monitoring, and small fixes within the agreed scope.
Report and contact
You get a summary of the work done and priority contact if something breaks.
What the plan covers
Included
- WordPress, plugin, and theme updates.
- Backups and verification that they actually work.
- Uptime and error monitoring.
- Small fixes and changes to the site.
- Priority response when something breaks.
Not included
- Large new feature builds (quoted separately)
- Hosting and domains outside the agreed scope
The price depends on the size of the site and the scope of work included in the plan.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does WordPress maintenance cost?
From $140/month, depending on scope and site size.
What if I have an issue outside the plan's scope?
Clients on a maintenance plan get priority and preferential pricing for that work.
Can I start with a one-off audit?
Yes, that's a good first step before signing up for ongoing support.
Does maintenance include building new features?
Small changes, yes. Bigger builds get quoted separately.
Want to stop worrying about your site?
Describe your site and what you expect from maintenance - I'll propose a scope and price.