Maintenance.
Someone who knows your website.

My WordPress maintenance plan is £75 plus VAT a month and includes annual website hosting. We agree the support arrangements and the website covered, so you know the difference between routine care and a new development project.

A new feature, substantial redesign, large content project or external subscription may need a separate quote. Being clear about that scope makes it easier to ask for help and easier to prioritise the work that will have the most value.

A backup is useful when there is a clear route to restoring the right files and data. I consider what needs protecting, how a website change affects recovery and how to avoid replacing current orders or enquiries with an older copy.

Security is also a combination of measures: appropriate permissions, strong account practices, software care and the protection available through the hosting environment. No plugin or maintenance plan can promise that a site will never be attacked or never experience a problem.

I can help with practical website questions, investigate issues and plan improvements as your business changes. Because I also handle development and search work, I can consider whether a reported problem is a content issue, a software fault, a hosting limitation or a wider process question.

For established clients such as Digital Space, my involvement spans development, maintenance, support and consultancy. For a smaller business, the right arrangement may simply be an agreed care plan and someone to call when a website task needs attention.

If someone else built the website, I can review it before agreeing ongoing care. I need to understand the platform, licences, hosting, custom code and connected services, rather than promise support for an unseen system.

Send the website address and explain what you need help with. I will tell you which work can be included, whether any initial repairs are needed and how an ongoing arrangement would operate.