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Website Maintenance Plans

Keep Your Website Healthy, Secure & Working.

Choose the level of ongoing website care that fits your needs. Each plan has a clearly defined scope, and pricing is provided by quote based on your website and maintenance requirements.

Clearly defined services. Pricing by quote.

Maintenance plans are designed to prevent problems, keep software current, monitor site health, and handle routine website needs before small issues become expensive emergencies.

Choose Your Maintenance Plan

Select the plan that best matches your website and complete the information below.

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Select a maintenance plan

What counts as routine website changes? Updates to existing website content and existing functionality, such as changing text, replacing images, updating links, changing contact information or business hours, and making minor adjustments to an existing page.
Maintenance-plan scope: New pages, new website features, major redesigns, custom development projects, major migrations, malware recovery, emergency repairs, complete rebuilds, or other project-level work are not included in the maintenance plan scope and will be quoted separately before work begins.
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Website information

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Tell us what you need maintained

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Contact information

What Happens Next?

You submit your website and maintenance details.
We review the website and support requirements.
We recommend the appropriate maintenance plan.
Scope and pricing are confirmed before work begins.
Secure access is requested only if needed.
Maintenance begins after authorization.
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Access & authorization

Do not place passwords in this form. Secure access instructions can be provided later if administrator, hosting, FTP/SFTP, database or DNS access is required.

Information submitted through this form should be used only to evaluate and service the requested website maintenance plan.
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