WordPress Site Care Plan
Let us look after your WordPress site: plugin and theme updates, backups and restores, uptime monitoring and 30 minutes of small changes a month. €9 a month per site.
A website that nobody looks after goes out of date. WordPress itself mostly keeps itself updated, but plugins and themes do not, and an outdated plugin is behind most hacked sites. With the care plan we take that job over, and you get on with your own work.
What’s included
- Weekly updates. WordPress, plugins and themes are updated every week.
- A backup before every update. If an update breaks the site, we roll it back.
- Daily backups and restores. A page deleted by mistake, or a broken site, is restored from backup when you ask.
- Uptime monitoring. Your site is checked continuously; if it goes down, we know first.
- Malware scanning and cleanup. We clean up infections that occur while you’re on the plan.
- Up to 30 minutes of small changes a month. Text, photos, phone numbers, opening hours and the like.
- Quick replies. By WhatsApp or support ticket, by the next business day.
Price
- €9 a month per site, or €90 a year. Prices exclude VAT.
- The plan is billed on the same invoice as your hosting.
- Online shops (WooCommerce) need more care; we quote for those after looking at the site.
- Work outside the plan is charged at €25 an hour, and we ask you before starting.
What’s not included
Redesigns, new pages or features, SEO work, copywriting and paid plugin licences are not part of the plan.
How to start
- Write to us on WhatsApp or open a support ticket.
- We check your site free of charge: WordPress, plugin and PHP versions, backups and security. If it needs a repair first, we tell you the price.
- With your go-ahead we add the plan to your hosting service, and care starts that week.
The plan is for WordPress sites that are hosted with us and run a current PHP version. If your site isn’t with us yet, we can move it to one of our Linux hosting plans free of charge.
We’ve run servers since 1993. When something goes wrong with your site, you talk to the person who runs the server.