Website maintenance

A website that runs reliably, without constant supervision.

We provide ongoing technical care, updates and fast response so your company website stays secure, available and ready to support sales every day.

We review the site’s condition and organise updates, backups and monitoring. When a change is needed, we first assess its impact on the website, SEO and user experience.

No waiting until the website stops working before starting to fix it.

Working on website maintenance

Care that gives daily peace of mind

A working website needs a care system, not just a developer’s contact details.

A company website is simultaneously a sales channel, source of enquiries and part of brand credibility. We look after its technical foundation so the team can focus on the business instead of chasing errors.

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Security and updates under control

We keep the CMS, plugins, dependencies and configuration in order. Every important change is checked for compatibility, security and its impact on the whole website.

  • updates
  • compatibility checks
  • security
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Backups, monitoring and fast response

We create and verify backups, watch the website’s key elements and respond when a problem can affect availability, leads or user experience.

  • backups
  • monitoring
  • response
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Development without risking a working website

We implement new content, forms, integrations and features with the whole website ecosystem in mind. This makes changes help the business instead of opening another source of errors.

  • website changes
  • testing
  • technical support

Ongoing care instead of reacting after an outage

Look after the website
before it starts costing you.

Maintenance makes sense when a website is important for sales, communication or customer service. Instead of leaving updates and errors to chance, we establish ownership and a steady rhythm of technical care.

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  1. 01

    Nobody knows whether backups actually work

    A backup exists somewhere in the system, but nobody has checked whether the website can be restored from it quickly after an error, outage or failed update.

  2. 02

    Updates keep being postponed

    The CMS, plugins and dependencies become outdated because every change feels risky. Over time, both security risk and the cost of a later repair grow.

  3. 03

    The customer is first to notice an error

    A broken form, slow site or payment problem is discovered only when somebody reports it to the team. There is no monitoring or clear response path.

  4. 04

    Every change means looking for a new contractor

    A small change to content, a form or an integration becomes a separate project because nobody knows the website’s technical foundation and takes responsibility for it.

  5. 05

    The site works, but it is getting harder to develop

    More plugins, exceptions and quick fixes pile up. Even a simple change can then affect speed, SEO or critical functions.

  6. 06

    The website matters to sales, but nobody looks after it

    The site collects enquiries, supports campaigns and builds trust, yet there is no agreed rhythm for reviews and updates or a person accountable for its condition.

Maintenance calculator

How much will monthly website care cost?

Choose the number of email inboxes and whether the website includes a store. The calculator will immediately show the monthly net fee.

This is a simple estimate for standard care. Integrations, custom functionality or a larger scope of changes are priced individually.
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Email inboxes

Number of inboxes to maintain
The first inbox is included in the base fee. Each additional inbox: +PLN 5 net per month.
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E-commerce store

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Base rate

PLN 69 net per monthOngoing technical care for a website within the basic scope.
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Support model

Next step

Send the estimate and let’s discuss ongoing care.

How we work

A steady rhythm of work instead of putting out the next fire.

Good maintenance is not only about fixing errors quickly. First we establish the technical foundations, then look after them regularly so problems occur less often and are easier to solve.

  1. 01

    Website review and takeover

    We review the technology, access, current condition, dependencies and areas that need securing before ongoing care begins.

  2. 02

    Technical order

    We establish backups, an update rhythm, monitoring and a way to report and prioritise changes, so everyone knows what happens next.

  3. 03

    Ongoing care and monitoring

    We regularly check the website’s condition, perform agreed updates and respond to signals before a problem affects users or sales.

  4. 04

    Changes and improvements

    We develop the website in a controlled way, from small updates to new sections, forms or integrations, always assessing the impact on what already works.

Your website in good hands — technically organised and ready for change.

You speak with the person who understands the website’s technical foundation, assesses the risk of changes and takes responsibility for it working when you need it.

Brunon Bojków, Dev-Ops & System Architect

Brunon Bojków

I treat website maintenance as ongoing responsibility, not a series of random requests. I first organise the technical state, updates, backups and monitoring so problems can be found before customers see them.

When a website needs a change, I assess its impact on the whole: functionality, security, SEO and integrations. This keeps development from coming at the expense of stability.

FAQ

Questions before the first decision.

Can you take over a website you did not build?

Yes. We begin by reviewing the technology, access, current condition and risks. If the site first needs to be put in order, we clearly describe that stage before ongoing care begins.

What does website maintenance include?

We match the scope to the technology and how important the website is to the business. It usually includes updates, backups, monitoring, error response and consultation on changes.

Do you also make small changes to the website?

Yes. We establish which recurring changes fit the maintenance model and which need a separate scope, so you know when a request is enough and when a quote is needed.

How quickly do you respond to a problem?

Response time depends on the agreed maintenance model and the impact on the website. A broken contact form is treated differently from a correction to a single text.

Can updates break the website?

Every technical change carries risk, so we use backups, check compatibility and do not update important elements without assessing the impact on the website.

Does maintenance include website development?

It can. Ongoing care gives us the technical context to safely plan further improvements, integrations or new website sections.

Let’s talk about maintenance

Show us the website you want to keep in good condition.

We will review the technology, current condition and risks. After the first conversation, you will know where to start and which maintenance model makes sense for your website.

Discuss maintenance