01
UPDATE
Managed updates
WordPress core and plugin updates are reviewed against the covered website. Riskier changes can be staged before release.
The supported stack and update route are confirmed at onboarding.
UK / WEBSITE CARE / LONDON-FIRST
Website maintenance UK.Without the black box.
Updates, daily off-site backups, uptime monitoring and a named support route for London businesses and UK teams. The scope is written down before the care cycle begins.
- Entry point
- From £29/month
- Delivery
- Remote across the UK
- Boundary
- Scope agreed in writing
CARE SIGNAL / PREVIEW
NO LIVE CLIENT DATA01Backup path
Defined before care
02Update route
Reviewed per stack
03Availability
Monitored after setup
04Support route
Written into scope
The care system
Maintenance is a sequence, not a monthly mystery.
The operating order is simple: protect recovery first, inspect the change, release deliberately, watch the result and record what happened. Anything outside that loop becomes a separate decision, not a surprise invoice.
02
BACKUP
Daily off-site backups
A separate recovery copy reduces dependence on the live server and gives the maintenance plan a defined restore path.
Retention and restore conditions are written into the selected scope.
03
UPTIME
Availability monitoring
Automated checks watch the public website and can flag availability or certificate problems for diagnosis.
Monitoring begins after access and the starting condition are verified.
04
SECURITY
Routine security checks
The care cycle reviews exposed software, access hygiene and relevant hardening opportunities without pretending every incident is identical.
Remediation outside routine care is scoped before work starts.
05
REPORT
Monthly status summary
You receive a readable record of maintenance actions, relevant alerts and the next technical priority.
Reports describe observed work; they do not manufacture performance claims.
06
SUPPORT
A named support route
Requests enter one agreed channel so ownership, priority and the next action remain visible.
Response targets and included support time exist only when written into the quote.
Plans and scope
Start with the website you actually need covered.
Three launch routes, one rule: the written quote fixes the website, included actions, timing and price before onboarding.
PLAN 01
Website care
from£29/month
Small business websites and blogs that need routine technical care.
- Core and plugin updates
- Daily off-site backups
- Uptime monitoring
- Security checks
- Monthly status summary
BoundaryContent changes, new pages and premium licences are separate unless quoted.
Discuss website carePLAN 02
E-commerce care
from£49/month
A scoped WooCommerce website with checkout and trading dependencies.
- Everything in Website care
- WooCommerce update checks
- Checkout-path review after relevant updates
- Monthly performance review
BoundaryProduct entry, catalogue work and third-party platform fees are separate.
Discuss e-commerce carePLAN 03
Care with support
from£79/month
Active websites that need care plus an agreed support allowance.
- Everything in E-commerce care
- Scheduled support allowance
- Monthly technical review
- Priority support route when agreed
BoundaryUnused support time, response targets and project work follow the written quote.
Discuss care with supportUK launch pricing applies to clearly defined scopes. Your written quote fixes the deliverables, timing and price before work starts; future public prices may change as the service matures.
Onboarding protocol
Before routine care, establish what can be trusted.
No takeover begins with blind updates. The starting condition and recovery path come first.
- 01
Review the starting condition
We inspect the stack, access, backup position and obvious technical risks before accepting the website into care.
- 02
Write the maintenance boundary
The quote identifies the covered website, included actions, exclusions, support route and monthly price.
- 03
Establish recovery and monitoring
Backups and availability checks are configured or verified before routine updates begin.
- 04
Run and report the care cycle
Routine work follows the agreed sequence and the monthly summary records what changed and what needs a separate decision.
Website maintenance questions
The operational details, answered plainly.
Answers are deliberately scoped. Access, hosting and the condition of the existing website change what responsible maintenance can promise.
01What is included in website maintenance?
The selected plan covers the updates, backups, monitoring and reporting listed on this page. The written quote names the website, supported stack, exclusions and support route before the service starts.
02Do you provide website maintenance in London?
Yes. We provide remote website maintenance for London businesses and teams across the UK. We do not claim a London office; delivery, access and communication are handled remotely during UK working-hour overlap.
03Can you maintain a website you did not build?
Potentially. We first review the current stack, access, licences, backup position and technical debt. If remedial work is needed before onboarding, it is identified and scoped separately.
04How much does website maintenance cost in the UK?
Website care starts from £29/month. E-commerce care starts from £49/month, and care with an agreed support allowance starts from £79/month. The written quote fixes the final scope and price.
05What happens when monitoring finds a problem?
An alert starts diagnosis through the agreed support route. Resolution depends on the incident, hosting provider, access and whether the required work is inside the maintenance scope. Any separate remediation is agreed before it is added.
06Is there a minimum contract term?
The launch plans are month to month. The written quote confirms the notice period, handover and any plan-specific conditions before onboarding.
London-first, UK-wide
A remote maintenance route built around UK working-hour overlap.
We support eligible business websites in London and across the UK without claiming a local office. Access, ownership and escalation stay documented.
Starting review
Put the website, access and risk on one page.
We will review the current stack and define the smallest responsible care scope. If remedial work is required first, it is identified before onboarding.