Small edits, handled
Hours, prices, menu items, wording, a new staff member. The everyday changes that keep your site telling the truth about your business.
A website is not a thing you finish. Hours change, prices change, photos get old. Maintenance means the site keeps up with your business, and the technical upkeep happens without you ever thinking about it.
New hours, a price change, a photo from last weekend's event. You send it the way you would text a friend. No forms, no ticket numbers.
Routine edits usually go live within a couple of days, often the same day. You get a message back when it is up, with nothing else to do.
Between requests, I keep the technology under your site updated and check that everything still loads fast and works right. Problems get fixed before you hear about them.
The point is simple: your site always reflects your business as it is today, and the upkeep underneath it is never your job.
Hours, prices, menu items, wording, a new staff member. The everyday changes that keep your site telling the truth about your business.
New work for the gallery, a seasonal announcement, this month's specials. Send the raw material and it shows up on the site looking right.
Websites sit on software that needs updating like anything else. I keep it current in the background so the site stays fast and secure without you thinking about it.
Something looks off, a link dies, a page misbehaves. You tell me, or I catch it first, and fixing it is covered. No hourly meter starts running.
Each change to your site gets saved in its history. If we ever need to undo something or look back at how a page used to read, it is all there.
No support queue, no chatbot, no explaining your setup to a stranger. You message the person who built it and knows where everything lives.
Monthly plans are where web companies quietly make their money. Here is how this one stays honest.
Month to month, cancel whenever. The site is yours either way, and stopping the plan does not take it offline or hold anything hostage.
The monthly rate covers the routine work. If you ask for something bigger, like a whole new page or feature, I quote it first and you decide. Nothing gets built and billed without a yes.
Some sites genuinely never change: same hours, same services, year round. If that is you, skip this and just email me on the rare day something needs an update.
Maintenance starts at $25 a month, priced by how often your site actually changes. No contracts, and stopping never takes your site down. Bigger projects, like a new page or feature, get quoted separately before any work starts. See the full pricing.
Send me an email about your business and we'll talk through what it needs. No pressure, no jargon.