Your website shouldn’t become another thing to worry about.
Launching is only the beginning. We handle hosting, maintenance, fixes, and ongoing changes so your website keeps working as your business changes.
The unglamorous work that keeps things running.
- Hosting and domainsYour site lives on fast, modern infrastructure with HTTPS, and we deal with DNS and renewals so you do not have to.
- Updates and fixesSoftware is kept current. If something we built breaks, it is ours to fix.
- Routine content changesNew prices, new photos, updated hours, a new team member. What counts as routine is set out in your agreement, so there are no surprises.
- MonitoringWe watch that forms deliver, automations run and integrations are still connected.
- Improvements, quoted firstNew pages, new features and redesigns are separate pieces of work. We scope and price them before starting.
Things break quietly.
The dangerous failures are the silent ones. A contact form that stopped delivering three weeks ago. A booking link pointing at a calendar nobody checks. An expired certificate that makes browsers warn customers away.
Owners usually find out when a customer mentions it, which means it has been costing them for a while.
With support in place, those are our problems to catch. You also keep one point of contact who already knows how everything fits together, so a small change stays a small change.
Simple by design.
You deal with the builder
Requests go to the person who knows your system, not a ticket queue.
Small requests are simple
A text or an email is enough. No forms and no change-request process.
Bigger things get a quote
New features and larger pieces of work are scoped and priced before we start.
The practical details.
Sometimes. We would need to look at how it was built first. Ask us and we will tell you honestly whether we can take it on.
On the website plan, hosting and maintenance are $99 a month. Support for larger systems is quoted with the project.
Your domain and content are yours. The handover terms for anything we built are written into your agreement.
Understand it before you buy it.
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