Website Maintenance & Hosting
Someone keeping an eye on it
A website isn't finished the day it launches. After launch, I want to be your long-term partner - someone invested in what your site actually does for your business, not just in keeping it switched on.
What's Covered
Plans start at $40 a month and include hosting, security updates, weekly backups of your site's data, and uptime monitoring, so problems get caught before you hear about them from a customer. Sites run on Render.com, a fast and reliable host that doesn't go down quietly.
Seeing a reliable breakdown of your site
Every two weeks, I'll send you an update on how your site is doing: how much traffic it's getting, and which pages people visit most. I want you to see the real impact your site is having on your business or organization - proof it's worth what you put into it, and a clear view of what's working and what could be better.
When Something Goes Wrong
If your site goes down, I start working on it within one business day. I'll focus on getting it running again first, then explain what happened and what I've done to keep it from happening again.
Changes and Edits, Going Forward
Content edits are $30 an hour, so nothing shows up as a surprise on an invoice. Bigger changes, like adding pages or reworking a layout, are quoted as their own small project.
No Long-Term Contract
The plan runs month to month. I want you to stay because the work is worth it, not because a contract says you have to, and small businesses need room to change. I'd rather earn your trust every month than lock it in once.
If you ever do leave, you'll get a full copy of your site's code and help moving it to a new host. The exact terms are on the pricing page.
You Are Not Locked In
Your site's code keeps its full history, so any change to it can be undone. And once your site is paid in full, its content, design, code, and domain are yours.
It's built on ordinary, standard tools rather than a closed platform only one person can touch, so another developer could always pick it up. You're choosing to work with me, not trapped into it.
