Your Website Is Like a Car.
Skip the Oil Changes, Pay Later.

Yes — actually, especially then. A freshly launched site needs to be kept up to date as WordPress (or whatever CMS powers it) releases security patches. Think of it as the difference between buying a car and paying for registration, insurance, and oil changes. The car is just the beginning.

Text changes, image swaps, adding a team member, updating your service list, tweaking a headline — anything that doesn't require building a new page from scratch. Hours roll over for 30 days. Unused hours don't accumulate indefinitely, but we'll always give you a heads up before going over.

Yes. All plans are month-to-month. Cancel with 30 days' notice and we'll migrate your hosting and hand you everything you need to move somewhere else. No ransom, no awkward cancellation calls.

Malware cleanup coverage is part of your care plan. If your site gets hit, we clean it up and patch the entry point. The best-case scenario is it never happens. The second-best is you have backups and someone on call when it does.

At the core: fast managed hosting, SSL certificate (auto-renewed), uptime monitoring with alerts, off-site backups (tested, not just stored), and WordPress core, plugin, and theme updates. Your plan also includes malware cleanup coverage, small content updates, and a plain-English monthly summary of everything that happened, was updated, and anything you should know. It's month to month with no cancellation penalties.

Our care plan is $97/month, month to month. That covers managed hosting, SSL, uptime monitoring, off-site backups, security and plugin updates, malware cleanup coverage, small content updates, and a monthly summary report. For context: one recovered-from-hack cleanup typically costs $300–$1,500 when billed as emergency work. One month of missed leads from a site that was down over a weekend costs more than a year of maintenance. We're not a profit center, we're a risk management tool.

If you're on our care plan, we handle it: malware removal, patch the entry point, submit blacklist removal requests to Google and security databases (Norton, McAfee), and verify your site is clean before bringing it back online. If you're not on a plan, we can still help at an hourly rate, but unplanned emergency work always costs more and takes longer than maintained sites. The typical hack scenario on a maintained site: caught fast, cleaned in 24–48 hours, no lasting SEO damage. On an unmaintained site: caught late, more extensive malware, and potential weeks of ranking damage from a Google flagging.

Yes — all care plans include managed WordPress hosting on premium infrastructure. This is meaningfully different from cheap shared hosting: your site runs on hardware purpose-built for WordPress with server-level caching, CDN delivery for faster global load times, daily automatic backups, and isolated resources so other sites' traffic spikes don't affect yours. Most sites we migrate from cheap hosting see measurable page speed improvements within the first week. Speed directly affects your Google ranking and your conversion rate — so the hosting upgrade is often the highest-leverage improvement we make.

Hosting is where your site lives — the servers that store and serve your files. Maintenance is everything that keeps it healthy while it's running. You can have hosting without maintenance (which most businesses do, to their eventual regret), but you can't have effective maintenance without good hosting underneath it. Our care plans bundle both because the two are inseparable: premium hosting reduces the number of problems that happen, and active maintenance catches the ones that get through anyway.