Tested updates
Core, plugins, themes and extensions are updated on a copy first. We check forms, basket and mobile view, and only then roll the changes out to the live site.
Maintenance covers everything a live website needs so that it neither decays nor silently loses enquiries.
Core, plugins, themes and extensions are updated on a copy first. We check forms, basket and mobile view, and only then roll the changes out to the live site.
Daily backup of files and database to separate storage in the EU, retention as agreed and a trial restore once a quarter.
Availability checked every minute, SSL expiry, disk space, load time and file changes that may point to an attack. We are alerted immediately when something looks wrong.
Regular test messages through every form and checks on SPF, DKIM and DMARC, so enquiries keep arriving after changes to your mail set-up.
We track supported versions and plan the upgrade before the host switches one off and the site fails unexpectedly.
New opening hours, an extra team member, a swapped image or a note about holiday closures. Requests like these are handled within the agreed block of hours.
A short summary of what was updated, backed up, checked and changed, as a record for you and for your GDPR documentation.
Before taking a site into maintenance we get a clear picture of its condition. Only then is it clear what a month of maintenance actually involves.
Via remote access we check versions, plugins, accounts, backups, hosting and mail settings, and list what needs doing straight away.
Overdue updates are applied, orphaned plugins and admin accounts of former staff removed, and backups and monitoring put in place.
Monthly updates in the agreed maintenance window, daily backups, monitoring and small changes handled when you send a request to our team.
Once a year a video call on the condition of the site, load times, upcoming version changes and whether the site still fits your business.
Automatic updates are not maintenance. They stop a site from falling behind, but nobody checks afterwards whether the basket, forms and mobile view still work. An update to a form plugin can silently stop outgoing mail without a single error message appearing. So we update a copy first, test the key functions and only then apply the changes to the live site.
Yes. We begin with the takeover review and tell you honestly what state the site is in. If it is badly out of date, we first discuss whether repairing it is still worthwhile.
Mainly WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopware and TYPO3, as well as sites built on common PHP frameworks. On hosted platforms such as Shopify we manage apps, theme and content, while the vendor updates the platform itself.
Because we take a backup and test on a copy first, that is rare. If it does happen, we restore the previous state and fix the issue before updating again.
It depends on the system, the number of extensions and the block of hours you want for changes. After the takeover review you receive a monthly quote. Work beyond the agreed hours is billed at €110 per hour plus VAT.
Send us the address of your website, the system it runs on and who has looked after it so far. We will reply within one working day with the next steps.
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Our reply reaches you within one working day. Outages that leave your staff unable to work are dealt with first.
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