Webwerp Care

• Uptime and error monitoringAutomated checks that catch when the site or system goes down or throws errors, instead of finding out from a customer.
• Software and security updatesKeeps the underlying software patched and current, closing off the kind of vulnerability that causes bigger problems if left alone.
• Small content and design changesRoutine changes — updated text, a new image, a small layout tweak — handled as they come up instead of stacking into a backlog.
• Regular performance and analytics reviewA scheduled look at what the analytics are actually showing, so a slow decline gets caught before it becomes a real drop.
• Priority response when something breaksA faster response time than a one-off request, because a broken form or failed page costs the business money every hour it's down.
• A running list of what to improve nextAn ongoing, prioritized list of what's worth changing next, based on what the monitoring and reviews turn up, instead of starting from zero each time.

Care is paid per quarter or per year, and stops at the end of any period. Every plan monitors, updates and keeps a running list of what to improve next. The difference is how much gets changed, how often the data is reviewed and how fast we respond.

Pay per year and the fourth quarter is included.

1. 01MonitorUptime, errors and performance are checked continuously in the background.
2. 02ReviewOn a regular schedule, the analytics and performance data get looked at properly, not just glanced at.
3. 03FlagAnything worth acting on — a slow page, a drop in a metric, an outdated dependency — gets added to the running improvement list.
4. 04PrioritizeThe list gets ranked by actual impact, so the next change made is the one that matters most, not just the easiest.
5. 05Make the changeSmall content, design or configuration changes get made directly; larger ones get scoped and agreed first.
6. 06Report backWhat was found, fixed or changed gets communicated, instead of the work happening silently in the background.
7. 07RepeatThe cycle starts again — monitoring never stops, so neither does the list.

• A business that just launched a new Growth System wants someone else keeping an eye on whether the leads keep flowing the way they did on day one.
• An automotive shop's booking system has been running fine for months, but nobody there would notice if an update quietly broke the quote form.
• A consultant whose site handles bookings and payments doesn't have time to check analytics or apply updates on any kind of schedule, and would rather that stayed someone else's job.

Optional extras you can add to the scope above.

• +Extra hands-on time$45 per hourMore time for larger changes than the standard plan covers.
• +Strategy check-in calls$90 per callA recurring call to step back and look at what is and isn't working.
• +Ongoing A/B testing$120 per quarterContinuous testing of pages or offers instead of a one-off setup.
• +Content writing$80 per page or postNew pages, blog posts or updates written for you, not just built.
• +Extended support hours$150 per quarterCoverage outside standard hours for businesses that can't wait until the next business day.