
WordPress maintenance. The team that built it keeps it running.
Updates, backups, security and small fixes by the team that knows your site.
Monthly update log, backups and uptime reportMonthlyScope and price in writing- Tested updates
- Backups and monitoring
- Security
- Development hours
When it fits
Three situations where this is the right first step, and when to start somewhere else.
What you get
Named deliverables and the working files behind them. Ownership and usage terms are agreed for each scope.
- The supported site environment and an approved backup and maintenance boundary.
- Authorised restore access, update windows and named emergency escalation contacts.
How it runs
Typical stages for a mid-sized project. Your scope states the exact dates.
- Scope01Maintenance change and restore journalAgree the supported environment, backup location, update window and emergency escalation route.
- Verify02Acceptance evidenceA restore exercise demonstrates that a backup can recover the agreed site state before relying on it.
- Review03Boundaries and dependencies[CONFIRM: response hours, included changes, backup retention and recovery objectives.] Monitoring is not an uptime guarantee.
- Date
- [DATE]
- Updates
- Core 6.x.x · 7 plugins
- Tests
- Checkout, forms, key templates
- Backups
- 30 daily · last restore test [DATE]
- Hours used
- [X] of [X]
Price and scope
Starting prices in USD. TopClick is not VAT-registered. The final scope and price are fixed in writing before work starts.
- You get
- Monthly update log, backups and uptime report
- Timeline
- Monthly
- Billed
- Per month
- 01Restore complexity and the supported component inventory covered by the maintenance agreement.
- Tested updates
- Backups and monitoring
- Security
- Development hours
- A named lead and a kickoff call
- A dated baseline before work starts
- A walkthrough of the results with your team
- Hosting fees, unless hosting is part of the plan
- New features beyond the monthly hours
- Content updates, unless added
Base prices in USD; EUR and GBP displays are indicative. Payment, pause and external-cost terms.
Questions about WordPress maintenance
01What if an update breaks something?
Updates go to staging first. If something still breaks on the live site, we roll back from the backup and fix it.
02Can you maintain a site you didn’t build?
Yes, after an onboarding audit of the theme, plugins and hosting.
03Do we have to sign a long contract?
No. Plans are monthly; cancel with one week’s notice.
04How is the price fixed?
Scope, deliverables and price are agreed in writing before work starts. The starting price is the floor; your quote depends on the factors on this page.
05Can we start small?
Yes, start with the free snapshot or a smaller first scope, and expand once you have seen the work.
Request WordPress maintenance
- 1Send your site and what you need
- 2We check search and AI visibility
- 3PDF by email: five website problems and AI visibility, within two business days of receiving your website URL
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