Regular updates
Core, plugins, and dependencies stay up to date without consuming internal team capacity.
Regular website care for WordPress and company websites.
We take over proactive routine operations so CMS websites stay stable and your team is not pulled into ad-hoc issues.
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Core, plugins, and dependencies stay up to date without consuming internal team capacity.
We check security and backup quality so clean recovery remains possible when needed.
Monitoring and technical optimization improve load speed and strengthen conversion and SEO.
| Package | Price / month | Response time | Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Care Basic | from 29 € | up to 48h | Updates, monitoring, monthly check |
| Care Business | from 99 € | up to 24h | Everything in Basic + security checks + small change budget |
| Care Pro | from 299 € | up to 8h | Priority handling, proactive optimization, extended technical support |
Monthly prices are guideline values and depend on traffic, stack, and change volume.
| Criteria | Without maintenance | With ongoing support |
|---|---|---|
| Downtime risk | Higher | Lower |
| Security level | Fluctuating | Continuous |
| Total costs | Unpredictable during incidents | Predictable via package model |
Maintenance is connected with emergency support, development, and SEO in one unified service cluster. This keeps your system online and stable as it grows.
Many website problems are not caused by major defects, but by missing routine care. Security updates are postponed, backups are never tested, small issues are ignored, and performance warnings are overlooked. Over time this creates an unstable system. Ongoing maintenance prevents this pattern and keeps the technical base resilient.
A professional maintenance model combines routine and priority. Routine means updates, monitoring, backup checks, log reviews, and documented monthly cycles. Priority means clear response times during incidents and transparent decisions about what must be solved first.
The link between maintenance and business goals is essential. We do not only check whether the site is online, but whether critical conversion paths are stable. Forms, CTA elements, mobile rendering, and load speed are reviewed against real usage.
Another key advantage is cost control. Without a maintenance process, companies face expensive ad-hoc interventions under time pressure. With fixed packages and clear prioritization, work is processed continuously, technical debt drops, and emergencies become less frequent.
Ongoing support is therefore more than technical upkeep. It is risk management and quality control that gives teams stability and predictability for sustainable growth.
In ongoing maintenance, quality is measured by operational predictability and reduced emergency incidents.
We track update discipline, backup validity, and monitoring coverage. These three factors quickly show whether a system remains technically healthy.
We also evaluate the stability of key conversion paths, including contact forms, mobile performance, and critical entry pages.
Monthly reviews make visible which technical debt was reduced and where additional action is needed.
Yes. We work with tiered packages based on scope, complexity, and required response time.
Yes, including hardening, patch management, backup validation, and risk analysis.
Yes, as an ongoing package or as project-based support.
Yes. Depending on package level, ongoing content and technical changes are included.
Maintenance is proactive and continuous. Emergency support reacts to acute incidents and security events.
We review your website, recommend the right maintenance model, and define immediately actionable priorities.