How the work moves forward
Weburate first reviews the technology, access, current condition and backup position. A monthly or ad-hoc scope then states request channels, included effort, priorities, response boundaries and reporting.
Defined updates and checks for an existing website.
Maintenance provides an agreed way to handle routine content updates, minor design changes and technically applicable checks after a website is live.
Who it is for
When this service is useful
Businesses with a working website that needs regular attention but not a full redesign or a permanent in-house web role.
Typical scope
Content updates and small frontend changes may fit maintenance. New page systems, major redesigns and custom features require separate scoping.
Problems addressed
- Contact details, services or prices become outdated.
- Small changes create visual regressions or remain pending.
- Responsibility for routine checks, updates and backups is unclear.
Included
What the project can cover
- Agreed text and image updates
- Minor frontend design and layout changes
- Link, form and basic performance checks
- Dependency review and updates when technically applicable
- Uptime monitoring only when listed in the plan
- A summary of completed maintenance work
Not included by default
Important boundaries
- 24/7 or emergency support unless explicitly contracted
- Large redesigns, new applications or major integrations
- Recovery when no usable backup exists
- Third-party outages, hacked accounts or platform fees
What affects the quote
Technology, current condition, update frequency, included hours, monitoring, backup arrangements, access and response expectations affect the maintenance fee.
Client inputs
Working administrator access, hosting access when needed, approved update instructions, replacement content and confirmation of who owns backups and third-party accounts.
Support and next steps
Maintenance continues only for the agreed period. Unused time, urgent work, larger changes and cancellation terms follow the written plan.
Discuss your requirements
Get a scope based on the website you actually need.
Share your business, preferred pages, current website and desired launch timing.