Website maintenance UK businesses can actually rely on

Our website maintenance services UK-wide are priced at £99, £199 and £349 a month, and website maintenance cost UK-side is easy to sanity-check against the market. Across the wider UK market, expect roughly £25–£75 a month for a simple brochure site, £75–£150 for a business site with forms and integrations, £150–£400 for WooCommerce and e-commerce, and £400 or more for business-critical builds with a response SLA. Plans priced meaningfully below £50 are usually fully automated with nobody reviewing the result, which is a legitimate product but a different one.

Every tier includes core, plugin and theme updates applied on staging and verified before going live; daily off-site backups with scheduled restore tests; security and malware monitoring; uptime monitoring with alerting; SSL and domain renewals; and an itemised monthly report. Business and Commerce add content and development time, performance checks and a stated response time. No tier includes unlimited development work, because the allowance is written down rather than implied.

Yes. Our WordPress maintenance services UK-wide are the majority of what we run, and WordPress maintenance packages UK clients ask for most often are the support-plus-updates kind. WordPress support and maintenance carries more update risk than hosted platforms because every plugin is third-party code changing on someone else's schedule, which is exactly why our WordPress maintenance packages test updates on a staging copy before anything reaches your live site.

Yes, on the Commerce tier at £349 a month. WooCommerce care sits a tier above the equivalent brochure site across the whole UK market, typically £150–£400, and for good reason: a store has a checkout, and a checkout that breaks silently after an update costs money for every hour it stays broken. Commerce plans have payment and checkout flows tested after every update cycle.

No. Most sites we maintain were built by someone else. We start with an audit rather than a plan, because promising to keep a site healthy without looking inside it first is not a promise anyone can honestly make. If the site needs remedial work before ongoing cover makes sense, we quote that separately at a fixed price rather than folding it into the monthly fee.

Webflow, Wix, Squarespace and custom builds, at the same tiers. Hosted platforms need less patching because the platform handles its own updates, but they still need monitoring, backups, renewals, performance checks and someone to make the changes you need. The plan structure stays the same; the balance of work inside it shifts.

Yes to both. Plans are monthly with no long lock-in, and code, content, backups and access are yours throughout. We hand over cleanly to you or another provider whenever you ask. A care plan that depends on making you difficult to leave is not a care plan.

It depends on what your site does. A small static site with no forms, logins, payments or plugins carries very little ongoing risk, and monthly cover is insurance against something close to zero. As soon as a site has forms, integrations, logins or payments it depends on software that changes underneath you whether or not you touch it, and at that point the risk is continuous. If yours is in the first category we will say so rather than sell you a plan.