Maintenance & Support
Updates that are tested before they reach production.
Nothing is applied blind. Core, theme, and plugin updates run on staging first, get QA'd, then ship across every site in the portfolio, on a schedule you can plan around.
Update workflow
Staging first. Always.
An unattended auto-update is how a plugin conflict takes down a product site the morning of a launch. We test the same update on the same environment stack before it touches production.
Updates & patching
- WordPress core, theme, and plugin updates tested on staging before production
- Security patching prioritized ahead of the regular cycle when severity requires it
- Compatibility review across the portfolio before a shared plugin is upgraded
- Deprecated and abandoned plugin replacement planning
Database & housekeeping
- Database housekeeping: revisions, transients, orphaned tables, and index health
- Media library and upload directory cleanup
- Cache and object-cache configuration review
- Performance regression checks after each release
Post-update QA
- Cross-browser verification of key templates
- Mobile responsiveness checks at standard breakpoints
- Form submission and integration testing
- Broken link and redirect validation
Reporting & response
- Monthly reporting per site: what changed, what was tested, what needs attention
- Quarterly executive report per portfolio for IT leadership and the board
- Direct rapid-response support with the engineer who runs your sites
- No ticket triage, no account manager relaying messages
Priority Response SLA
Our speed is contractual, not aspirational.
Three response tiers. Pick the one that matches what an hour of downtime costs you. Every tier reaches the same senior engineers. The difference is the commitment we sign.
| Tier | Response | Coverage window | Included |
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| SLA/01Standard | Business-hours response | MON-FRI 09:00-18:00 PT |
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| SLA/02Priority | 2-hour response | EXTENDED HOURS · 07:00-21:00 PT |
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| SLA/03Mission Critical | 1-hour response, 24/7 | 24/7/365 · LAUNCH STANDBY |
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Tiers are scoped per portfolio. Response commitments are written into the agreement.
Executive Reporting
Documentation IT leadership can take to the board.
Alongside monthly per-site reporting, each portfolio receives a quarterly executive report: uptime across every property, incidents blocked, malware scan results, patches applied, and blocklist status.
It is written to be read by people who do not administer WordPress: a record of what was protected, what was updated, and what remains open.
Maintenance is invisible when it works. That is the point.
The measure of this service is that nobody on your team spends a morning figuring out why a form stopped submitting after an overnight update.
You get a monthly report and a quiet portfolio.
Next step
Let's talk about your portfolio.
Engagements are scoped per portfolio. Tell us how many sites you run and what keeps breaking.