Care
$129 per month
Brochure sites that mostly need to stay up and stay patched.
- Hosting included
- Core and security updates
- Daily backups and uptime monitoring
- A short health note every month
A website isn't finished when it launches. Somebody has to patch it, back it up, and notice when something quietly stops working. These plans are that somebody.
$129 per month
Brochure sites that mostly need to stay up and stay patched.
$249 per month
Sites where someone is adding content every week.
Most sites that take money
$499 per month
Sites that take money: commerce, memberships, courses, bookings.
The care plan is about who keeps the site healthy, not who holds the keys. Your hosting, domain, licenses and email all sit in accounts with your name on them. If you leave, nothing breaks.
If your site mostly tells people who you are and how to reach you, Care is probably enough. If someone on your team edits it every week, Care+ gives you an hour a month for changes. If the site takes money, through a store, memberships, courses or bookings, you want Organizational. Updates get tested on a copy first, because a broken checkout costs more than the plan does.
Some sites need fixing before they can be maintained. That work is quoted separately, in capped phases, and you can read how one of those went. If you aren't sure which bucket you're in, ask me. Working that out is part of the first conversation.
Care includes hosting, and it's usually simplest if I set it up in an account you own. If you already have good hosting you're happy with, we can keep it.
Content edits, small layout fixes, a new form, a plugin or module swap. A redesign or a new feature is a project, and I'll quote it separately before starting.
On every plan I get the alert and start on it. On Organizational, outages jump ahead of everything else in the queue.
Yes. Plans are month to month with 30 days' notice. Since you own everything already, there's nothing to hand back.
Tell me what it runs on and what's bothering you. I'll reply within one business day, and the first conversation is free.