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Read moreWordPress maintenance plans that treat your site like production software.
Weekly monitored updates with instant rollback, daily backups, security monitoring, and an experienced engineer assigned to your account. Three tiers based on complexity and support level.
Get a Free Site AuditWho needs WordPress maintenance plans?
Any business that depends on its WordPress site for revenue, leads, or reputation needs a maintenance plan. Without one, you are gambling that nothing breaks between now and the next time you check.
Sites generating revenue or leads
If your WordPress site drives sales, captures leads, or supports customer accounts, downtime costs real money. WordPress maintenance plans prevent the outages, hacks, and slow-downs that erode trust and revenue.
Teams without a dedicated WordPress developer
Most businesses do not have a full-time WordPress engineer on staff. A maintenance plan gives you access to senior-level expertise without the overhead of a hire.
Sites running 10+ plugins or custom code
Plugin conflicts and update failures increase with complexity. The more moving parts your site has, the more value you get from monitored updates with instant rollback and proactive monitoring.
What is included in every WordPress maintenance plan?
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Weekly monitored updates
Plugins, themes, and WordPress core updated weekly with pre-update snapshots. Visual regression checks catch what changelogs miss. Instant rollback if anything breaks.
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Daily offsite backups
Automated daily backups stored offsite with 30-day retention. Verified monthly to confirm they actually restore.
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Uptime monitoring
Checks every 5 minutes from multiple locations. Alerts go to your assigned engineer, not a generic inbox.
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Security scanning and hardening
Monthly vulnerability scans, firewall rule updates, and login hardening. We watch for threats and lock things down proactively.
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Monthly plain-English report
What was updated, what was tested, what broke (if anything), uptime stats, and ranked recommendations for next month.
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Assigned engineer who knows your site
Your primary point of contact stays consistent. They learn your stack, your plugins, and your specific setup over time.
How do WordPress maintenance plans work?
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Free site audit
We review your current setup: hosting, plugins, security posture, performance baseline, and backup status. You get a written report with recommendations.
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Plan selection and onboarding
Choose Essential, Professional, or Agency based on the audit findings. Once we receive site credentials, we configure monitoring, backups, and rollback snapshots within 48 hours.
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Weekly maintenance cycle
Every week your assigned engineer applies updates with pre-update snapshots, monitors for regressions, and rolls back instantly if anything breaks. Security scans and uptime checks run daily.
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Monthly reporting and review
You receive a plain-English report covering what was done, what was found, and what we recommend for next month. No jargon, no vanity metrics.
WordPress maintenance plans FAQ.
Essential is $99/month, Professional is $199/month, and Agency is $349/month. The difference is visual regression monitoring, support response time, included dev hours, and white-label options.
Every update is preceded by a full-site snapshot. We apply updates, run visual regression checks, and monitor for errors. If anything breaks, we roll back in under 60 seconds to restore the previous working state.
That is fine. Month-to-month billing, no contract, 30-day notice to cancel. Most clients stay because the value compounds over time, but there is no lock-in.
Security monitoring and hardening are included. Active malware cleanup is a separate project-priced service ($200-$600) because the scope is unpredictable. This keeps your monthly fee stable.
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We review your site and recommend the right tier based on what we find. No commitment until you see the report.