Your website will need attention after launch. Let’s make a plan for the maintenance, fixes, and improvements that come next.
Explore support optionsThat’s where we start. We agree on priorities, work through them, and decide what comes next.
Review the requests, issues, and ideas that need attention.
Work within the capacity and scope we’ve agreed on.
See what is done, what needs your input, and what’s next.
These monthly ranges are a starting point. I’ll review your setup and put together a proposal with the specific services and capacity you need.
Routine attention for a supported WordPress site.
The site is reviewed before support begins. Repairs, onboarding, and new features are scoped separately.
Discuss ongoing supportReserved time for the fixes, features, and improvements on your list.
Included time, care responsibilities, response targets, and support hours are defined in your proposal.
Discuss ongoing supportA better contact form. A new service page. A store template that needs attention. An integration that has stopped behaving as expected.
Some months are about small improvements. Others need a larger feature broken into stages. We agree on what fits the available time and discuss extra work before taking it on.
For Shopify, Next.js, or a mix of platforms, the care responsibilities are tailored to your setup. Hosting, paid software, cloud usage, and messaging are separate unless included in your agreement.
Service hours, response targets, included capacity, and cancellation terms are set out in the proposal. These arrangements do not include unlimited development or round-the-clock support.
New pages, product updates, image changes, and improvements to how your team edits the site.
Investigate integration issues, review refresh workflows, and plan changes when connected services evolve.
Refine a template, build a useful feature, or plan a photography refresh as a separately scoped project.
Yes, subject to an initial review. I need to understand the site’s condition and dependencies. Any repair, modernization, or onboarding work is scoped separately.
Yes. We can plan support as part of the handoff or discuss it when you are ready for continuing development.
I will explain what is involved and agree on additional work before proceeding. We can also reprioritize the remaining monthly work.
Yes, when its dependencies and support responsibilities are included in our agreement. Third-party changes can require development work, so monitoring and repair scope are defined together.
Bring the fixes, ideas, and recurring frustrations. We can decide what to tackle first.
Let’s talk about it