Stop worrying about downtime and broken plugins. We provide predictable uptime monitoring, daily backups, proactive security patching, and detailed monthly reporting.
Comprehensive coverage designed to keep your digital assets healthy, secure, and performant.
Not included in standard retainers: Major site redesigns, building new complex features, or content writing services. These are quoted separately as project-based work.
Simple plans designed for stability, security, and peace of mind.
A structured, transparent process for handling your requests.
You submit a ticket via our portal or email. A tracking ID is generated instantly.
We assess urgency (Critical vs. Standard) and assign the right technical lead.
Updates and fixes are applied in a safe, isolated staging environment first.
We run browser, functionality, and visual tests to ensure nothing breaks.
We push to production and send a completion summary confirming the fix.
You shouldn’t have to guess what you’re paying for. Every month, you receive a detailed PDF report summarizing the health and security of your digital infrastructure.
Log of all plugin, theme, and core software updates applied safely.
Verified uptime statistics showing your site availability percentage.
Page speed grades and analysis of any slowdowns detected.
Summary of blocked threats and proactive advice for future improvements.
Answers to common questions about our support process.
A retainer is a flat monthly fee for ongoing stability, security updates, and guaranteed availability. A project is a one-time scope of work for building new features or major redesigns, which is quoted separately.
Yes, we specialize in WooCommerce support. We perform testing on checkout flows, payment gateways, and shipping calculators before applying any updates to ensure your revenue stream is never interrupted.
Clients on our "Growth" and "Priority" plans have access to our priority ticketing queue. Critical downtime issues are flagged immediately and addressed within our SLA window (typically 4 hours).
Rarely. For most updates and code changes, we test in a staging environment first to verify compatibility. Only after we confirm stability do we push the changes to your live production site.
We typically need an Administrator account for your CMS (WordPress), access to your hosting control panel (or FTP/SFTP), and access to your DNS provider (like Cloudflare or GoDaddy).
Yes. However, we start with a one-time "Site Audit" to fix any existing technical debt, malware, or performance issues. Once the site is clean and stable, we move you onto a monthly maintenance plan.