A website is not "build it and forget it": the CMS ages, vulnerabilities appear, content needs updates, and downtime at peak hours is direct losses. We take technical maintenance upon ourselves: updates, backups, 24/7 monitoring, edits and protection. You run the business — the site simply works.
We update the CMS, modules and libraries in time, closing vulnerabilities before attackers find them.
Daily backups with restore testing: the site can be rolled back in minutes.
We check availability every minute: we learn about downtime before you do and fix it without wake-up calls.
Texts, images, banners, new pages — done neatly, on time, per the regulation.
We check the site for free: versions, vulnerabilities, backups, speed. We give a plan.
We take credentials, set up monitoring and backups, fix the regulation and SLA.
We update the CMS and modules, clean vulnerabilities, speed up. The site is healthy.
Monthly updates, daily backups, 24/7 monitoring, reports.
Content and minor improvements per the plan: on time, in site style, with history.
Quarterly audits, an improvement roadmap, SEO and ads on request.
24/7 monitoring, daily backups, monthly CMS and module updates, basic security, edits and consultations within the plan hours, a monthly report. The scope is fixed in the contract.
Yes: 1C-Bitrix, WordPress, custom solutions. We start with free diagnostics — we will honestly say what state the site is in and what to do first.
On the standard plan — within an hour during business hours, on SLA — from 15 minutes around the clock. Monitoring automatically pages the on-call engineer on any failure.
We roll back to a clean backup, find the entry point, close the vulnerability, clean the files and notify search engines. On support such cases are rare — prevention is cheaper than cure.
No, unused hours carry over to the next month (up to 2 months ahead). We stand for a fair model: you pay for the actual work done.
Yes, it is a common scheme: support keeps the site healthy, and by a separate estimate we develop features, run SEO or launch ads. One team — fewer approvals.