Website maintenance services for WordPress and WooCommerce

For a WordPress business website, maintenance runs from $65 to $325 a month, depending on the size of the site and how much ongoing work it needs.

• Essential: from $65/mo — security, updates and backups, priced by site size.
• Growth: from $195/mo — adds monthly content and fix hours, staging and speed checks.
• Priority: from $325/mo — for large sites, stores and businesses with insurer requirements.

Annual plans are paid upfront at 10% off, which works out to $2106–$3510 a year. There is a longer breakdown of the costs in our maintenance FAQ.

Doing it yourself costs nothing but time — until an update breaks the site, or one that was skipped lets malware in. A cleanup after a hack typically costs more than a year of maintenance, before you count the lost enquiries and the hours your team spends on it.

Every plan covers WordPress core, plugin and theme updates, security monitoring, daily offsite backups, uptime monitoring and a monthly report. Growth and Priority add monthly hours for content changes and fixes, staging-tested updates, speed checks, and faster response. The full list is in the plans above.

Probably — the sites that get hacked are usually the ones that seemed fine. If your site is a few pages, has very few plugins, and someone on your team runs updates every month, you can manage without us. If nobody owns that job, a plan is the cheaper option.

Hosting is the server your site lives on. Maintenance is the work done on the site itself — updates, security, backups, fixes. Most hosts keep the server running but will not touch your WordPress install. You can add managed hosting to any of our plans for one bill and one team.

At least monthly, and sooner when a security release comes out. We check for updates on a set schedule and apply critical security patches as they are published rather than waiting for the next cycle.

Yes — a large share of our plans are sites we did not build. Every takeover starts with a one-time audit, from $130, to find what is outdated or already broken and bring it up to current. Monthly maintenance starts once the site is in a state we can keep healthy.

Yes. We take on one-off repairs — malware cleanup, broken forms, speed problems, errors after an update — quoted before we start. Plenty of clients start that way and sign up for a plan later.

On a plan, we usually know before you do. We restore from a clean backup or remove the infection, close the hole that let it in, and request removal of any Google warning. When we took on a hacked Winnipeg site, the cleanup and warning removal took three days.

Yes. Insurers increasingly ask law firms and other businesses handling client data to show their website is patched, backed up, and protected by MFA. We keep the records, and when an insurer’s security scan flags a website issue, we fix it and report back. We provide the evidence; the policy decision stays with your insurer.

Yes. WooCommerce stores sit on the 50+ pages tier of Essential or on Growth and Priority, with updates tested on staging and checkout checked after every release. We do not cover Shopify on these plans.

Monthly plans have a three-month minimum, then continue month to month. Annual plans are paid upfront at 20% off. You can upgrade or downgrade at any time, and each plan covers one website.

Yes, on Growth and Priority. Hours you do not use one month carry into the next, so a quiet month pays for a busier one.

Yes, on both. We maintain sites across Canada, from Vancouver to Halifax, and the work is all done remotely. Most of what we maintain is WordPress and WooCommerce; Drupal, Joomla, and custom-built sites are quoted on request.