Test Before Go-Live
Major updates and technical fixes are tested on a staging site first, so errors are caught there instead of on the live site, where they could disrupt your users’ experience.
Maintenance & Support
Support That Sustains
Ongoing security updates, performance monitoring, content changes and priority support on a monthly plan or ad-hoc basis. Your platform stay healthy, your team stays confident and you need not worry about what’s under the hood.
Your Platform, Looked After
Every website has moving parts, from software and hosting to content and third-party services, that keep changing after launch. We handle the updates, fixes and everyday changes that keep yours running, so you’re not left chasing them.
Our Maintenance Approach
Good website support should be predictable. Every maintenance plan we run follows three principles: major updates tested before they reach your live site, every request gathered in one place and fixes prioritised by business impact.
Report Once, Zero Chasing
Send every request to one dedicated support email instead of contacting individual developers, so nothing gets lost in personal inboxes or scattered chat messages.
Prioritised by Impact
A broken checkout comes before a typo. Issues are ranked by how much they affect your customers and operations, so urgent problems are handled first.
Who Is This For
Whether there’s no developer on your team, changes keep piling up or the business can’t afford downtime, our website maintenance and support fits around how you work. Here are some scenarios we come across often that might resonate with you.
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Working Without a Dev Team
Hiring an in-house developer isn’t practical, or the one who built your site has moved on. We step in as your technical team, keeping the site updated and secure without the overhead of a full-time hire.
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Keeping Up with Frequent Changes
New campaigns, product updates and page edits land every week, and the backlog keeps growing? We handle the steady flow of changes, so the website keeps pace with the business.
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Running a Business-Critical Website
When bookings, sales or enquiries depend on your website, downtime costs money. We monitor it where agreed and handle major issues first, so problems are dealt with quickly.
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It can cover software updates, technical upkeep, content edits, backups and monitoring. We agree the tasks and responsibilities for your website before the plan starts, including what your own team or hosting provider will handle.
Yes, after an audit confirms that the website is suitable to maintain. We check its platform, access and condition, then recommend maintenance, targeted improvements or a rebuild if ongoing fixes would not address the underlying problem.
A monthly plan usually suits regular updates and ongoing technical upkeep. Ad-hoc support can suit a stable website with occasional changes. We assess the work and agree the suitable arrangement before it starts.
Urgent issues are handled under the response terms of your maintenance package. We first assess the problem, then establish what is needed to restore the site. Response time and resolution time are different: a quick reply does not mean every fault can be fixed immediately.
Small changes may fit your maintenance arrangement. A new feature, integration or larger redesign may need a separate scope. We assess the request and confirm which applies before treating it as maintenance work.
No. Hosting keeps the website on a server. Maintenance looks after the website itself, such as updates, fixes and content changes. Backup, monitoring and support responsibilities depend on the services you have, so we confirm who handles each part.
