WordPress updates.
Keep the core platform and agreed components maintained, with attention to how changes affect the site. Existing compatibility issues are discussed before they become part of the plan.
01 / A better fit for your business
Website maintenance.
Less on your mind.
Launch is a milestone. Looking after the site is what comes next.
A website can quietly fall behind: an old offer, a plugin waiting for an update, a page that needs a small change. A care plan gives those jobs a place, so your online presence keeps up with the business.
I’m JP, an independent designer based in Lancashire. You have one person who understands the site and can explain the next step clearly. Choose the level of support that fits how often your website needs attention.
Tell me what you have in mindA LITTLE CARE, REGULARLY
Ready for
what’s next.
✓Updates looked after
✓Backups in the plan
↗Room to improve
LOOK AFTER THE ESSENTIALS. KEEP MOVING.
02 / Thoughtful work. Useful details.
Keep the essentials.
Make room for better.
The plans combine routine WordPress care with time for changes. We review your website before starting and confirm exactly what the arrangement covers.
Regular backups.
Backups form part of the care routine. We confirm the backup arrangement for your website during onboarding, including how it works alongside your hosting.
Useful content changes.
Fresh opening hours, a revised service, a new photo or a corrected detail. Included time gives smaller jobs a regular place without starting a new project each time.
Performance attention.
Growth and Priority include performance reviews. These help identify areas worth improving, such as heavy images, slow pages or changes that have added unnecessary weight.
Room to develop.
Larger plans provide more time for updates. Priority also includes proactive improvements, giving us space to discuss useful refinements as the business develops.
One familiar contact.
You speak directly with the person looking after the work. I explain what is practical within your plan and quote separately when a request is a larger piece of work.
Your website.
The right arrangement.
Built in WordPress?
The published plans are a starting point for WordPress sites. I review the build, hosting and current condition before confirming suitability and the work included.
Built in Webflow?
Webflow manages its platform, so it does not need WordPress-style core and plugin updates. We can instead discuss a suitable arrangement for content changes, checks and improvements.
Hosting, domain renewals and third-party subscriptions are confirmed separately. They are not assumed to be included in the monthly plan.
03 / From the portfolio
A site should keep up
with the business.
Real projects from the portfolio show the kinds of information businesses need to keep fresh. The right care plan depends on how much your own website changes.
RETAIL / KEEPING INFORMATION CURRENT
Sleepshed
A retailer’s collections, product information and showroom details need to reflect the business today. An editable website and a clear route for updates help that information stay useful.
Explore Sleepshed
SERVICES / A CONSISTENT PRESENCE
Wartons
A professional service website should continue to feel current and dependable as the business develops. Small improvements can keep important information clear without a full redesign.
Explore Wartons04 / A clear way forward
Get set up.
Keep things moving.
We establish the starting point first, then agree a straightforward way to handle the ongoing work.
REVIEW
Look at
your website.Share your website address and the changes you typically need. I review the platform and condition so we can choose a suitable level of support.
AGREE
Set a
clear scope.We confirm the plan, billing, included time and access needed. Any initial fixes or work outside the plan are discussed and quoted separately.
CARE
Look after
the essentials.The agreed maintenance and backup routine begins. You can send the content changes you need, and we plan them around the time in your chosen package.
DEVELOP
Keep the site
up to date.As your business changes, we can review whether the plan still fits. Larger design or development jobs are scoped before work starts.
05 / Choose your level of care
A little care.
A clearer monthly cost.
Three starting points for WordPress website care. We review your site and confirm the right fit before your plan begins.
Essentials
The essentials, with room for small changes.
£49/ month
- Core updates
- Regular backups
- 30 minutes of small changes per month
£294 minimum over six months.
Ask about EssentialsGrowth
More time to keep your website moving.
£139/ month
- Core updates and regular backups
- 3 hours of updates per month
- Performance reviews
£834 minimum over six months.
Ask about GrowthPriority
A closer eye and more room to improve.
£299/ month
- Core updates and regular backups
- 6 hours of updates per month
- Performance reviews
- Priority response
- Proactive improvements
£1,794 minimum over six months.
Ask about Priority
Billed monthly. Six-month minimum.
No VAT is added. I’m not VAT registered. Included change time is the total monthly allowance for each plan.
Site suitability, the maintenance routine and support arrangements are agreed before starting. Hosting, domain names, paid tools and work beyond the plan are discussed separately.
06 / Before we begin
Good questions.
Straight answers.
A little clarity before you take the next step.
Ask me about your projectHow much do your website care plans cost?
Essentials is £49 per month, Growth is £139 per month and Priority is £299 per month. Plans are billed monthly with a six-month minimum commitment. The minimum six-month totals are £294, £834 and £1,794 respectively. No VAT is added because I’m not VAT registered.
What is included in the monthly change time?
The time is for agreed website updates, such as changing text, images or existing content. Essentials includes 30 minutes, Growth includes three hours and Priority includes six hours per month. Larger new features or redesigns are scoped separately.
Can you look after a website you did not build?
Potentially, yes. I need to review the platform, build and current condition first. If initial repair or setup work is needed, I’ll explain and quote for it before confirming a care arrangement.
Are hosting and paid plugins included?
They are not assumed to be included. Hosting, domain names, platform subscriptions and paid tools are discussed during onboarding so you understand the full ongoing cost.
Is there a minimum commitment?
Yes, six months, billed monthly. We confirm the terms, start date and what happens after the initial period before you sign up.
Do these plans work for Webflow?
The published maintenance plans are aimed at WordPress websites. Webflow manages its core platform, so the support needs are different. Get in touch about a tailored arrangement for content, checks and improvements.
Does Priority include an emergency response guarantee?
Priority includes a priority response, but no fixed emergency response time is advertised here. We agree how support requests are handled before starting. If you have an urgent issue, explain it in your enquiry so I can assess it.
What if a request needs more time than my plan includes?
I’ll explain the work involved and agree any additional scope and cost with you before proceeding. Your plan is a clear starting point, not an open-ended commitment to extra work.
07 / Your next chapter
A little less
to look after.
Tell me about your website.
We’ll find the right fit.
Send your website address and the sort of updates you need. I’ll review your enquiry and discuss a suitable care plan with you.
Free initial consultation. No obligation.
You’ll speak directly with me, JP.
What are you thinking?
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