Why does a website need maintenance?
Maintenance is often remembered only when something stops working. Websites and online stores rely on a content management system, plugins, payment solutions and integrations — without regular updates, they become vulnerable over time or start working with errors.
Regular maintenance helps to:
- reduce security risks;
- avoid unexpected errors;
- restore the website from a backup if something happens;
- reduce the risk of downtime.
Which maintenance package should you choose?
- BASIC (29 EUR / month + VAT) — for websites that only need regular updates, hosting and backups.
- CARE (49 EUR / month + VAT) — if you want the update status to be checked automatically every day.
- SECURITY (99 EUR / month + VAT) — for online stores and websites where downtime or a security incident directly affects the business: additional uptime monitoring and alerts about detected security risks.
Taking over a website built by another developer
We can also take over the maintenance of WordPress websites built by other developers, but only after an initial technical review. In the review we assess:
- the versions and condition of the WordPress core, theme and plugins;
- unsupported or risky plugins;
- the hosting environment and whether backups exist;
- known errors.
After the review we agree whether, and in which package, we can take the website on for maintenance. A takeover is not automatic — sometimes the problems found have to be resolved first.
WordPress and WooCommerce maintenance
We maintain WordPress websites and WooCommerce stores. For WooCommerce stores, maintenance is especially important because it directly affects order processing and payments: regular updates and backups reduce the risk of orders not being received or payments not being processed.
More: why WordPress plugins and the system need updating.
Website fixes and improvements
If your website does not work, shows errors or is slow, we help find and remove the cause. We assess fixes and improvements not included in the package separately.
Who is maintenance for?
- companies with active websites;
- online stores with regular orders;
- projects where downtime directly affects the business.