Website Maintenance
Cross-platform website maintenance, updates, patches, bug fixes, performance & uptime monitoring, scheduled backups. Magento, WordPress, Shopify, headless. From $500/mo.
- Hourly
- included
- Fixed price
- $500 to $2,500 a month
- Written quote
- within 24 hours
Three ways to buy it, each with the price on the page.
Basic Support
$500
a month
Send a briefPro Support
$1,200
a month
Send a briefEnterprise Support
$2,500
a month
Send a brief
Every engagement starts with a written, itemised quote. Net-15 terms, 100% IP transfer, a 14-day bug-fix window after launch.
How the work runs.
01Send a brief
Two paragraphs is enough. Store URL, what is wrong or what you want built, and when you need it.
02Get a written quote in 24 hours
Scope, price and timeline in writing. No sales call, no account manager, no discovery theatre.
03Kick off on staging
Code lands on a staging copy first, usually the same week. Daily commits, a 14-day bug-fix window after launch.
- Requested
- Your brief, two paragraphs is enough
- Scope
- Written, fixed, itemised
- Rate
- $22 to $45 per hour, or a fixed price
- First reply
- Under 4 hours, IST working days
- Quote delivered
- Within 24 hours
- Kick-off
- On staging, usually the same week
Delivered in 24 hours
Questions about Website Maintenance
What platforms do you maintain?
Magento 2, WordPress (incl. WooCommerce), Shopify, and custom Laravel / Node sites. If it's a stack you have, it's a stack I can maintain.
Do you cover plugin updates?
Yes — with a staging-test before production, so a bad plugin update doesn't break the site.
What's the SLA?
Tier-dependent: Basic 48h, Pro 4h, Enterprise 1h with 24/7 coverage. All tracked.
What clients wrote.
- "After trying and failing with multiple development companies Kishan came to the rescue in our hour of need."Michael Lin, Natonic
- "Where others quoted 10 hours minimum, he did it within 3."Pieter Van Hees, Business Branding
- "Sorted out my issue within an hour!"Steve Zed
Send a brief for Website Maintenance.
Two paragraphs is enough: scope, price and timeline come back in writing.