Service

Website maintenance

Website maintenance with us starts at €49 a month and includes upgrades, security patches, daily backup, content changes, and 24/7 monitoring. We also take over sites we didn’t build.

From 49€ within a week — from taking over the site monthly, no contract commitment
Prices

Three tiers, clearly separated

A site doesn’t end at launch. Components go stale, security holes get found, content needs changes, and someone has to notice when things stop. That’s work you either do every month or pay for all at once, when it’s already late.

Basic

For presentation sites that need to stay working.

€49

monthly

  • Regular system upgrades
  • Security patches
  • Daily backup with a restore check
  • Availability monitoring 24/7
  • Up to 2 hours of changes a month
Most common choice

Standard

For sites that change and bring inquiries.

€99

monthly

  • Everything in the basic package
  • Up to 5 hours of changes a month
  • Speed and Core Web Vitals tracking
  • Monthly report on the site’s state
  • Priority in the queue for interventions

Premium

For webshops and sites where downtime costs money.

€199

monthly

  • Everything in the Standard package
  • Up to 12 hours of changes a month
  • Backup several times a day
  • Intervention within an agreed time (SLA)
  • Quarterly review with improvement proposals
  • A direct line to the team

What we do every month

Maintenance is not waiting for something to break. Most of the work is the kind you never see because it was done on time.

Upgrades under control

A new version is tried on a test environment first, and only then goes to production. We don’t update directly on the live site.

Security patches

Vulnerabilities are published constantly. A patch the day after disclosure is routine; a patch a month later is already a risk.

Backup that gets checked

Backup is made every night and occasionally actually restored, so we know it works. That’s something you only find out in advance.

Content changes

A new page, a text change, a new image, adding a form — the hours for that are in the package, not billed separately.

Availability monitoring

The site is checked continuously. If it goes down, the alarm comes to us — most often we fix it before anyone notices.

A report without fog

What was done, how available the site was, and what we propose next month. No phrases like “optimization was performed.”

We also take over sites we didn’t build

It isn’t a condition that the site is ours. We take over WordPress, custom solutions, and sites whose contractor disappeared — we just look at the state first.

A state review first

Before we promise anything, we go through the site: versions, vulnerabilities, speed, backup. You get the findings even before we agree.

Regardless of technology

WordPress, Laravel, a custom solution, Astro — we maintain what’s there. We propose a migration only if it really pays off.

When the contractor disappeared

A common case. We reconstruct access, inventory what’s there, and put control of the site back in your hands.

Inherited debt is fixed in order

If a site has been neglected for years, that isn’t cleaned up in one month. We make a sequence by risk, not by what’s easiest.

No contract commitment

Maintenance runs monthly and stops when you want. There’s no year-long lock-in.

Everything stays yours

Access, domain, and data are yours. If we part ways, we hand everything over with no conditions.

How we start

01

Site review

We go through the current state and tell you what we found — with no obligation to continue.

02

Agreement and package

Based on the state and your needs we choose a package. We sign a cooperation contract, with no longer-term lock-in.

03

Fixing what’s inherited

The first month goes to putting the site in order — upgrades, backup, security, speed.

04

Regular rhythm

From there it’s a monthly cycle: upgrades, changes, monitoring, and a report at the end of the month.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions — website maintenance

Price, timeline and what happens after delivery.

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We’ll look at the state it’s in and tell you what we found — with no obligation to continue.

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