Perform regular backups to ensure data safety. Store backups securely, both onsite and offsite.
Regularly update the website’s CMS Update and test plugins, themes, and extensions to ensure compatibility.
Add, update, or delete content as needed. Ensure content is current, relevant, and SEO-optimised.
Monitor website speed and performance. Optimise images, scripts, and other elements to improve load times. Use tools to identify and fix performance bottlenecks.
Provide technical support for any website-related issues. Troubleshoot and resolve any website errors or bugs.
Install and update security patches. Monitor for malware and other security threats. Implement security measures like SSL certificates, firewalls, and intrusion detection systems.
Set up and maintain analytics tools like Google Analytics. Provide regular reports on website traffic, performance, and user behaviour. Analyse data to recommend improvements.
WordPress maintenance keeps your website secure, fast, and reliable. Regular updates help prevent security risks, broken features, and performance issues that may impact user experience and search rankings.
Website maintenance means checking your site regularly to fix bugs, update software, and make sure everything runs smoothly. It keeps your site safe, loads pages faster, and helps things work as they should. Without it, your site can break, get hacked, or fall behind.
As most of our websites tend to be WordPress we consider oursels experts in WordPress support in general so the answer is yes!
eCommerce support is a large part of what we do for our clients. Keeping your online shop up to date, backed up and secure is critical and we can help.
We have a range of web maintenance costs for our clients tailored to your budget and nees. Connect with us to discuss.
Yes we do. Monthly WordPress website maintenance is the biggest part of our services.
Yes of course we understand that you may choose to opt out of our website maintenance service and we are more than happy to either pause or cancel as your needs change.
Website maintenance can cost anywhere from €30 to €500 a month. Some websites need only basic updates. Others need regular backups, tech support, or custom work. The more features your site has, the more time it takes to keep it running well.
Some companies charge a flat fee each month. Others charge by the hour or per update. If you have a plan with fixed tasks, the cost will likely stay the same. But if your site needs extra work—like fixing errors or adding features—it may cost more.
Sites go offline when updates need to be made without user interference. This can include major software changes, design upgrades, or bug fixes. Going offline helps make sure nothing breaks while the work is being done.
Most sites show a “maintenance mode” or “coming back soon” message. If your site’s admin area is down, or updates are running, that’s also a sign. Some tools let you schedule downtime and even send alerts when your site goes offline.
Fill out the form with some details of what you are looking for and your goals for the project.
