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Ongoing Site Support

Website Maintenance& Support

Security patching, uptime monitoring, tested backups and steady speed work keep small issues from turning into the week your site goes down.

Monthly report — November

99.98% up

14 security updates applied

Tested on staging first

Done

Backup restore verified

9 Nov · 4m 12s to restore

Passed

Load time 1.4s → 1.1s

Image and script cleanup

Improved
Nothing silent
  • Patched Every Month
  • Backups Actually Restored
  • Uptime Watched 24/7
  • A Report You Can Read

Proactive Security Patching

Core, plugins and dependencies updated on a schedule, not after an incident.

Early Downtime Detection

Monitoring finds the outage before your customers do.

Verified Backup Restores

A restore is verified, not assumed to work.

Ongoing Speed Maintenance

Performance checked monthly as content and scripts pile up.

Definition

Keep Your Website Secure and Fast With Maintenance

A website is never really finished. Its dependencies — the CMS core, plugins, libraries and server packages — receive security patches on an ongoing basis, and an unpatched known vulnerability is the most common way sites get compromised. Performance also erodes over time as content, images and third-party scripts accumulate. Maintenance covers patching, uptime monitoring, tested backups and periodic performance work, and its value is almost entirely preventive — which is exactly why it's easy to skip until an outage or a breach makes the cost visible all at once.

What you get

Key Features of Website Maintenance

Nobody notices maintenance. They notice the site being down during a campaign, or the backup that turned out not to restore.

01
Security Updates & Hardening
CMS core, plugins, themes and server packages patched on a schedule, tested on a staging copy before they reach the live site — an update that breaks checkout isn't progress.
02
Verified Backup Restores
Scheduled off-site backups, plus periodic test restores that prove they actually work. A backup nobody has restored is a hope, not a plan.
03
Uptime & Error Monitoring
Continuous checks with alerting, so an outage or a broken form gets caught by us, not reported by a customer days later.
04
Ongoing Performance Work
Monthly checks on load time and page weight as content and scripts pile up — and a fix gets applied, not just a report confirming it got slower.
05
Plain-Language Reporting
What was updated, what broke, what got fixed, current uptime and speed — in plain language, so you can judge whether it's worth what you're paying.
Business impact

Business Benefits of Website Maintenance

Lower risk of compromise

Known vulnerabilities get patched before anyone exploits them.

Recoverable from a failure

Backups that have genuinely been restored in a test, not just scheduled.
1st

Problems found by us first

An alert reaches us before a customer's phone call does.

Speed holds over time

Performance stays maintained as the site grows, not just on launch day.
How we work

How Our Website Maintenance Process Works

The first month is usually catch-up. After that it settles into routine.

  1. 01

    Audit Current State

    Versions and known vulnerabilities, backup status, current speed and what's already broken. This is usually where the surprises turn up.

  2. 02

    Stabilize & Secure

    Outstanding updates applied on staging, whatever the audit found gets fixed, and working off-site backups go in place.

  3. 03

    Set Up Monitoring

    Uptime, errors and performance checks, with alerting routed to whoever's actually meant to act on them.

  4. 04

    Run Monthly Cycle

    Patching, backup verification, a performance check and a plain-language report, every month.

  5. 05

    Review Quarterly

    A wider look at speed, security posture, and whether anything on the site has crossed the line from worth maintaining to worth rebuilding.

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Where it fits

Common Use Cases for Website Maintenance

Corporate sites nobody owns internally

Built once, then left alone — the category most often compromised.

E-commerce stores

Where downtime and slow pages carry a directly measurable revenue cost.

Sites built by a developer who's moved on

Taking over something with no documentation and an unknown update status.

High-traffic campaign periods

Keeping the site steady when marketing spend is actively driving traffic to it.

Industries we serve
  • E-commerce & Retail
  • Professional Services
  • Education & Training
  • Healthcare & Clinics
  • Manufacturing
  • Real Estate
  • Media & Publishing
  • Government & NGO
Illustrative example

How this might play out

A realistic, hypothetical scenario to show what changes — not a real client or a specific deployment.

Healthcare & Clinics
Before

A private clinic's website was built two years ago and nobody has touched it since — the booking plugin sits several versions behind, nobody actually knows if the backup restores, and the one time the site went down, the clinic heard about it from a patient calling the front desk.

After

Under a maintenance plan, updates get applied and tested before they touch the live site, backups are restored in a test to confirm they work, and uptime is monitored directly — so a problem gets caught and fixed before a patient ever notices.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

01Can you maintain a site your team did not build?

Yes, and it's a common starting point. We begin with an audit to establish what's there and what state it's in. Occasionally that audit shows the site is cheaper to rebuild than maintain, and we'll say so even though it's not the work we were asked for.

02How much does website maintenance cost in Bangladesh?

It's a monthly retainer sized to the site's complexity and how much content work is included. An e-commerce store needs more attention than a brochure site, and pricing reflects that rather than sitting on a flat rate.

03What if the site gets hacked anyway?

No maintenance plan removes the risk entirely. What it does is lower the likelihood and make recovery routine — tested backups and known-good versions mean restoration takes hours, not a full rebuild. Incident response is included in the retainer.

04Do you also make content changes?

A monthly allowance for content and small changes is included, with larger requests quoted separately. We're explicit about where that line falls so it doesn't become a monthly argument.

05Will updates break our site?

Occasionally an update does break something — which is exactly why it's tested on a staging copy first, with a rollback available. Applying updates straight to a live site is how maintenance ends up causing the outage it exists to prevent.

06Do you handle hosting too?

We can maintain a site on your existing hosting, or move it onto hosting we manage. Either works fine; moving isn't a condition of the agreement.

07Is a report actually included?

Yes, every month, in plain language. Without it, a retainer turns into a line item nobody examines — which serves neither side.

Ready to Protect Your Website?

Talk with our support team to identify maintenance gaps and build a monitoring plan that fits your business.