WordPress Maintenance
from €75/ month

Nearly 96 % of WordPress vulnerabilities come from plugins and themes, not the core. A site stacking a dozen plugins becomes a moving target: a vulnerability published in the morning can be exploited by the evening, and a poorly tested automatic update can throw a critical error overnight. A maintenance contract means someone tests every update before pushing it to production, monitors the site 24/7, runs backups, and steps in when something breaks — instead of finding out about the problem from an unhappy customer.

Yes, and it's the heart of the contract. The WordPress core, plugins and theme are updated in a controlled way: I first apply them on a staging environment, check the front end, the WooCommerce checkout and the key pages, then deploy to production. Wild automatic updates are disabled to avoid surprise critical errors. Only major migrations (moving from PHP 7 to 8, changing theme, rebuilding a page builder) are quoted separately.

Yes. WooCommerce is WordPress with a checkout, payment gateways and stock management — so more points of failure. I monitor the checkout, the gateway responses (Stripe, PayPal, Mollie), transactional emails and stock sync. A cart that no longer validates is a priority intervention, not a ticket left waiting.

Yes. Elementor, Divi, Gutenberg, WPBakery, Bricks — page builders are the plugins that break most often on update, precisely because they affect rendering. I test their version upgrades on staging and keep a backup taken just before, so I can roll back within minutes if a page gets distorted.

12-month commitment. The subscription is entered into for 12 months; during this period, it cannot be cancelled for convenience (except for breach). At the end of the 12 months, it continues month-to-month and becomes cancellable at any time, by simple email with 7 days' notice before the next billing date.

My monitoring tool tests your site every 5 minutes from several regions. As soon as it returns a critical error or a 500 code, I receive an SMS and email alert, even at 3 a.m. I log in, read the debug.log, identify the faulty plugin and roll it back to its stable version — often before your visitors even notice.

Business (€75, most chosen) covers 24/7 monitoring, controlled updates, optimised hosting, daily backups, advanced security and 30 min of dev — perfect for a showcase site, a blog or a WooCommerce store. Performance (€150) includes 2 h of dev / month to keep the site evolving: new features, load-time optimisation, database clean-up. Growth (from €360) steps up to 5 h, 7 h or 12 h of dev per month with top priority, for a site that evolves every month.