Your WordPress site is maintained. Or it was. Nobody checked.

Monthly WordPress care that keeps your site fast, secure, and online — without you thinking about it.

Maintained sites include: Postmedia network properties · Sherwin-Williams brand sites · WordPress since 2007, current on security landscape, Gutenberg, and WooCommerce

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The maintenance problem nobody fixes until it bites them

  • A plugin update broke the checkout two weeks ago. Nobody noticed until a customer emailed.
  • PHP is two major versions behind. The hosting provider sent the warning; it was forwarded to the developer who no longer works there.
  • Google flagged a security issue in Search Console. It was discovered six weeks later when someone checked the account.
  • The site backup exists. Nobody has ever verified it restores. It turns out not to.

What is included in every care plan

  • Core, plugin, and theme updates — staged and tested before applied to production.
  • Daily security monitoring with 24-hour incident response. Malware found, malware removed.
  • Monthly performance check against the prior-month baseline — page speed, Core Web Vitals, crawl health.
  • Uptime monitoring and off-site backup verified working monthly.
  • Small fixes (under 30 min/month) included — broken contact form, wrong URL, style regression after an update.
  • Monthly plain-English report — what was done, what was found, what is coming.

Care plan tiers

  • Essential (from $650/mo): Predictable monthly upkeep — core security, updates, uptime, and small fixes (under 30 min/month included). 24-hour incident response. Right for brochure sites, service businesses, and blogs where transactions do not happen on the site.
  • Active (from $1,800/mo): Faster response, regular implementation hours, and transaction testing for WooCommerce and membership sites. Right for stores, membership sites, and operating businesses where downtime means direct revenue loss and where the team wants real implementation hours each month rather than a stack of small fixes.
  • Concierge (from $4,000/mo): Named contact, priority response, written runbook for the site, and scoped SLA. Right for multi-site installs, high-traffic properties, integrations that need extended testing, and operations where the maintenance relationship is part of the executive surface. Scope confirmed on the discovery call.

No setup fee. Month-to-month, cancel any month with 30 days notice. New sites under active development are not the right fit for a care plan — start the plan after launch, not during the build.

Comparison table of the three WordPress care-plan tiers: Essential at $650/mo for brochure sites, Active at $1,800/mo for stores and membership sites, Concierge at $4,000/mo for multi-site installs and high-traffic properties. Six baseline rows are identical across all three tiers (updates, security monitoring, performance check, uptime and backups, small fixes, monthly report). Six tier-specific rows show how the plans escalate in lockstep: incident response goes from 24-hour to same-business-day to priority on-call; implementation hours go from small fixes only to regular monthly hours to scoped on the discovery call; transaction testing goes from not applicable to WooCommerce and membership flows to extended integration testing; named contact goes from shared queue to assigned account contact to named contact with priority routing; written runbook is Concierge-only; scoped SLA is Concierge-only. A subtle gold left-border accent marks the tier where each escalating dimension first appears — it is a tier-fit indicator, not a winner stamp.
The three tiers escalate in lockstep across six dimensions — response time, implementation hours, transaction testing, named contact, runbook, SLA — so the buyer matches site-shape to tier, not budget to tier.

The maintenance relationship is built around the audit-credit-forward policy that runs through every engagement on this site: any audit work commissioned during the care relationship credits against the next implementation cycle, and any larger fix surfaced during routine maintenance routes cleanly into the right build tier. The work moves with you.

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