Română
Website maintenance
85%
of websites are not maintained. For proper functioning, even simple websites need regular maintenance service.
Website maintenance subscription prices
BASIC
Subscription suitable for maintenance of small websites, presentation websites.
- Daily updates (theme, plugins, CSM)
- Bug fixes (in case of conflicts between plugins)
- Daily database backup
- Monthly full site backup
- Database optimization
- Load speed optimization
- Site security monitoring
- Removal of SPAM comments
- Check contact form functionality
- Check for indexing errors by Google
- Technical advice and online promotion solutions
79$/month
I want maintenanceSTANDARD
Subscription suitable for maintenance of medium websites, professional websites, online shops.
- Daily updates (theme, plugins, CSM)
- Bug fixes (in case of conflicts between plugins)
- Daily database backup
- Monthly full site backup
- Database optimization
- Load speed optimization
- Site security monitoring
- Removal of SPAM comments
- Check contact form functionality
- Check for indexing errors by Google
- Monthly site audit report
- Technical advice and online promotion solutions
190$/month
I want maintenancePREMIUM
Subscription suitable for maintenance of large websites, complex websites, online shops with many products.
- Daily updates (theme, plugins, CSM)
- Bug fixes (in case of conflicts between plugins)
- Daily database backup
- Monthly full site backup
- Database optimization
- Load speed optimization
- Site security monitoring
- Removal of SPAM comments
- Check contact form functionality
- Check for indexing errors by Google
- Comprehensive audit report with detailed information including SEO performance of the site
- Technical advice and online promotion solutions
299$+/month
I want maintenanceWe recommend purchasing the maintenance packages together with the standard administration package.
If you are not satisfied with our services we will refund your money without further explanation.
Information about website maintenance
Why is maintenance necessary?
To eliminate vulnerabilities of the website to cyber attacks, to ensure that the website is running at optimal parameters and for other reasons related to the performance of the website.
What does maintenance entail for a website built on a WordPress platform?
1. Updating the PHP software running on the hosting server;
2. Updating the WordPress platform;
3. Update the website theme;
4. Update all software modules (plugins) installed on the site;
5. Resolving conflicts that arise as a result of the various updates and that may lead to the site not working properly or even crashing;
7. Regular backup of the database;
8. Total backup of the site;
9. Database optimisation.
2. Updating the WordPress platform;
3. Update the website theme;
4. Update all software modules (plugins) installed on the site;
5. Resolving conflicts that arise as a result of the various updates and that may lead to the site not working properly or even crashing;
7. Regular backup of the database;
8. Total backup of the site;
9. Database optimisation.
What is database and website backup?
Our maintenance service involves daily backup of the database and weekly/monthly backup of the entire website.
The backup of the entire website allows you to restore it from scratch at any time, on any server. We store the last 5 backup versions of the site in 3 different locations.
The backup of the entire website allows you to restore it from scratch at any time, on any server. We store the last 5 backup versions of the site in 3 different locations.
There are 3 options for updating plugins:
1. Manual updates (the best option). They are done by the site administrator, who checks the correct functionality of the site after each update.
This option involves a monthly cost (maintenance cost).
2. Automatic updates (used less frequently). These are done without human intervention, but because compatibility problems sometimes occur with modules after updates, the site may become partially or totally non-functional.
In this variant there are no maintenance costs.
3. No updates. This is the most common option because it involves no maintenance costs. Once the site is done, it is “handed over to the client” and the site stays that way for years. There is practically no maintenance service.
This option involves a monthly cost (maintenance cost).
2. Automatic updates (used less frequently). These are done without human intervention, but because compatibility problems sometimes occur with modules after updates, the site may become partially or totally non-functional.
In this variant there are no maintenance costs.
3. No updates. This is the most common option because it involves no maintenance costs. Once the site is done, it is “handed over to the client” and the site stays that way for years. There is practically no maintenance service.
What influences the price of website maintenance?
1. Number of plugins installed on the site;
2. The complexity of the plugins;
3. Size of the site. The larger the site, the more expensive the back-up solutions become.
4. Number of hours worked to perform all maintenance operations. The more complex the site, the more hours are spent on maintenance.
2. The complexity of the plugins;
3. Size of the site. The larger the site, the more expensive the back-up solutions become.
4. Number of hours worked to perform all maintenance operations. The more complex the site, the more hours are spent on maintenance.
How often is a website maintained?
Webage performs daily website maintenance, regardless of the complexity of the site.
Is website maintenance absolutely mandatory?
It is not mandatory. The site can also function without the maintenance service with the risks described below.
What can happen if maintenance is not done?
Maintenance is like car insurance. If you’re lucky nothing happens for a long time, if you’re unlucky the site can have problems from the first week.
The problems that arise are due to the vulnerabilities of the site, the fact that it can be taken over by hackers who will use its resources.
An unmaintained website will perform increasingly poorly in terms of loading speed, can become a source of infection for visitors and is penalised in Google searches.
The problems that arise are due to the vulnerabilities of the site, the fact that it can be taken over by hackers who will use its resources.
An unmaintained website will perform increasingly poorly in terms of loading speed, can become a source of infection for visitors and is penalised in Google searches.
Do you want to do your own website maintenance?
If you have a site built on the WordPress platform, I recommend you do the following:
1. Make a daily backup of your database.
2. Make a full backup of the site to save on your computer. How often should you do this backup? You should do it in the following situations:
– Before any update (plugin, theme, WordPress, PHP version);
– Before installing a new plugin;
– After you have made changes to the structure of your site.
3. Install all available updates (updates) for plugins, theme, WordPress, PHP;
4. Regularly check the Site Health widget for any other software updates or issues that have occurred;
5. Delete any unused plugins or themes. You will save storage space and in some cases increase site performance;
6. Approve or delete comments;
7. Regularly check the correct functioning of contact forms;
8. Check for broken links and fix them to prevent visitors to your site from receiving 404 errors;
9. Regularly optimise the website database to reduce its size and improve website performance;
10. Regularly check the loading speed of your site’s pages and, if necessary, try to optimise pages that require long loading times;
11. Check the security plugin settings to see if you can implement new features or enhance existing ones;
12. Check the warnings sent by the security plugin and take action to resolve any problems;
13. Do a regular audit of the site to see if you can make improvements. Check that all information is up to date;
14. Check Google Search Console statistics to see if there are any page indexing errors;
15. For pages with very low or zero traffic, check the URL using the “URL Inspection” tool in Google Search Console.
2. Make a full backup of the site to save on your computer. How often should you do this backup? You should do it in the following situations:
– Before any update (plugin, theme, WordPress, PHP version);
– Before installing a new plugin;
– After you have made changes to the structure of your site.
3. Install all available updates (updates) for plugins, theme, WordPress, PHP;
4. Regularly check the Site Health widget for any other software updates or issues that have occurred;
5. Delete any unused plugins or themes. You will save storage space and in some cases increase site performance;
6. Approve or delete comments;
7. Regularly check the correct functioning of contact forms;
8. Check for broken links and fix them to prevent visitors to your site from receiving 404 errors;
9. Regularly optimise the website database to reduce its size and improve website performance;
10. Regularly check the loading speed of your site’s pages and, if necessary, try to optimise pages that require long loading times;
11. Check the security plugin settings to see if you can implement new features or enhance existing ones;
12. Check the warnings sent by the security plugin and take action to resolve any problems;
13. Do a regular audit of the site to see if you can make improvements. Check that all information is up to date;
14. Check Google Search Console statistics to see if there are any page indexing errors;
15. For pages with very low or zero traffic, check the URL using the “URL Inspection” tool in Google Search Console.
