Keep your website in good hands.

Launch is done. The business keeps moving. Let’s agree the care you need.

Know what’s covered. Know who to call.

Your care agreement sets out maintenance, routine changes, and support — plus limits and anything needing a separate quote.

  • Keep up with the essentials.

    Maintenance, monitoring, and update responsibilities, defined for your platform — not a one-size system.

  • Backups and recovery, spelled out.

    What’s covered, who’s responsible, understood before a problem occurs.

  • Keep the information current.

    How routine content changes are requested, and what’s in scope.

  • Get help without the runaround.

    Where to send a request, what to include. Response expectations agreed in your arrangement — not assumed unlimited or 24/7.

The right care for the website you run.

A static business site and an online store have different operational needs. Platform, integrations, and team responsibilities reviewed before we propose care. Infrastructure and third-party charges identified separately.

Frequently asked questions

Is care included with a new website?

Your build proposal defines handover and any included post-launch support. Ongoing care is a separate arrangement unless stated otherwise.

Can you support a website another company built?

Share the platform and current needs. We assess access, condition, and compatibility before taking it on.

Are all changes included?

No. The agreement defines included tasks and limits. New features, redesigns, or larger integrations: separate proposal.

Do you sell hosting on its own?

Not as a standalone service. Infrastructure and account responsibilities are explained within the relevant proposal or care arrangement.

Who’s looking after your website?

Your site, and the support you need.