Managed WordPress Services for Growing Businesses
Hosting, maintenance, speed and security all sit with one team, which is the reason the site stops being the thing you lie awake thinking about at 2 a.m. Our clients run businesses. They need a website that works, and no part of that plan involves hiring a developer. Brochure site or busy store, the technical side happens in the background, and when something needs a decision an actual person answers.
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Support comes from the same few people, and they already know your site. No queue number. The aim is for the work to be uneventful, which is the right aim for a system your sales run through, and we tell you what we did in language you would use yourself.
Tell us what is wrong
Most people arrive with one of these
Nobody wakes up wanting to buy WordPress maintenance. They call because the site went down or slowed to a crawl. They want it dealt with. Pick whichever problem below matches your week and we will take it from there.
Not sure? Talk to usMy website goes down and I never know until a client tells me
By the time a client tells you the site is down, the damage to their confidence is already done. We watch it instead. Uptime monitoring runs around the clock so the alert reaches us first, and the tested update routine behind it stops most outages from starting. See WordPress maintenance.
My WordPress site was hacked and I don’t know how to clean it up
Finding out you have been hacked is horrible, and hurrying through the cleanup makes it worse. Deleting the malware is the easy half. The other half is working out how they got in, closing it, and hardening the site so the same attack cannot simply run again. See WordPress maintenance.
My site loads slowly and visitors leave before the page finishes
A dragging site almost always comes down to the same short list: bloat, heavy images, caching that was never set up. None of it is exotic. We work through it in order rather than guessing, and visitors stop giving up on the page before it finishes loading. See WordPress performance.
My site breaks every time I update a plugin and I have no recovery plan
One update takes the site down and every update after it feels like a bet. Staging exists for that. Updates go there first and reach the live site only once they pass, and with a daily backup behind them a bad plugin costs a rollback rather than a lost afternoon. See WordPress maintenance.
My hosting can’t keep up with traffic and keeps throwing errors
A good traffic day that turns into 500 errors and timeouts is a hosting problem, and nothing you change inside WordPress will route around it. The limit is the box. Servers tuned for WordPress, with real headroom, let a busy day stay a good one. See WordPress hosting.
I need custom features but I’m scared to touch the code myself
Outgrowing the theme is a sign the business is working. The risk starts the moment you open the code yourself to fix it. We build the feature properly, which means it ends up as something the site gains rather than one more fragile part waiting to break. See WordPress Pro.
I’m worried about malware, backups, and whether I could recover from an attack
Hope is not a recovery plan. Scanning and cleanup handle the attack itself, and tested off-site backups handle everything the cleanup cannot. Put together, the worst case stops being a catastrophe and becomes a restore you can count on. See WordPress maintenance.
My site works but it’s slow, bloated, and fails Core Web Vitals
A site that works but drags bills you quietly, in rankings you never reach and sales that never happen. Nobody complains. Getting Core Web Vitals into the green is patient, unglamorous work, and it shows up in both of those places. See WordPress performance.
How Onboarding Goes, Step by Step
You do not need to write a brief or learn our vocabulary first. We look at the site. Then we agree in writing what is covered, and from that point the technical work leaves your plate.
- 01We Learn How Your Site Is BuiltAn honest read on where things stand
- What you run today
- Where it is hosted
- What has been breaking
- What matters most to the business
- Where the real risks sit
- Where the quick wins are
- No obligation
- No jargon
- 02Match the Plan to the SiteWhat’s included and what it costs
- Map needs to service lines
- Single line or full plan
- Exactly what’s covered
- Exactly what it costs
- What to expect, and when
- Nothing hidden in the margins
- No surprises once we begin
- Scope agreed in writing
- 03Then You Hand It OverHands-off from here
- We take over the technical work
- Continuous monitoring
- Tested changes, documented
- Real backups
- Plain-language updates
- Transparent reporting
- A real person when you need one
- Ongoing improvements
Ask us
Questions people ask before they sign up
Tell us what the site has to do for your business, and we will be straight with you about whether we are the right fit.
Talk to usWhat happens on the first day?
First we back up the site, move it behind the firewall and run a malware scan, and we fix anything urgent the scan turns up. Your portal login follows within two business days.
Do I have to move my hosting?
In most cases, yes, and the move is on us at no charge. We do it outside your working hours, and the site stays online the whole time.
What if my website breaks at 2am?
Our alerts fire before you would notice. Uptime is checked every few minutes, and an outage is ours to chase at any hour.
Can I still edit my own website?
Yes, it is still your site. Change whatever you want, and if an edit goes wrong we can restore the version from this morning.
What happens if I want to leave?
Everything leaves with you: the site, the backups, the domain and the DNS. There is no exit fee and nothing held back.
How do I get started?
Send us your website address. We look it over, tell you what we found, and you decide whether to go ahead.
Is there a contract?
No. Service runs month to month, and canceling takes one message.
What does the portal actually show me?
Uptime and speed, every update we applied, every backup we took, what the firewall blocked and what the scanner found.
