Code and dependency updates
Keep the website's technical foundation current where the agreed platform requires it.
Website Care
Hosting provides the environment. Website Care maintains and improves the website that runs in it.

The exact care scope is agreed for the website. It can cover the technical work needed to keep the site dependable and useful.
Keep the website's technical foundation current where the agreed platform requires it.
Check important journeys and resolve issues within the agreed care scope.
Watch for avoidable regressions as the site changes.
Make agreed updates without turning every change into a new project.
Understand the current site and the appropriate care boundary.
Confirm what is covered and what remains separate project work.
Complete agreed updates, checks and fixes.
Identify sensible changes as the website and business develop.
Care for advanced functionality
Starting points for agreed maintenance and support. The precise coverage, monitoring and response arrangements depend on your website or system and are confirmed before you choose a plan.
For smaller advanced website features.
£19from, per month
Or from £48.45 per quarter, paid upfront. Save 15% against three monthly payments.
Discuss Feature CareFor booking systems, portals and business-critical functionality.
£29from, per month
Or from £73.95 per quarter, paid upfront. Save 15% against three monthly payments.
Discuss Business System CareFor larger systems needing additional monitoring, maintenance and support.
£49from, per month
Or from £124.95 per quarter, paid upfront. Save 15% against three monthly payments.
Discuss Advanced System CareThird-party charges, hosting and larger changes are separate unless explicitly included in your quote. Standard website care is scoped to the site; these starting prices relate to advanced features and systems.
Understand the boundary
These guides explain which responsibility belongs to the hosting environment, the maintained website and the original build.
Understand the difference between keeping a website available and maintaining the website that runs in that environment.
Understand how purpose-built website code differs from a page-builder template and when that distinction is useful.
Build the right thing