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Support, maintenance and hosting

Updates, backups, monitoring — and a person who answers when something breaks at six in the evening.

A monitoring board showing service status

What is included

  • Uptime monitoring that alerts us rather than you.
  • Dependency updates and security fixes, tested before they are applied.
  • Backups with restores actually rehearsed — an untested backup is not a backup.
  • Certificates and domains renewed before they expire, not after.
  • Agreed response times, different for “it is down” and for “I want a change”.
  • Small content changes inside the retainer, without a fresh quote each time.
  • Every credential and account in your name, written down.

Where work is lost today

The site went down on Friday and you found out from a customer. Whoever built it does not answer, nobody knows where the hosting credentials are, and the last backup — if there is one — has never been tested.

What we build

We take on whatever keeps the site or the application alive: updates, certificates, backups that get tested, and monitoring that alerts us before a customer notices. Plus one clear way to reach us, with agreed response times by severity.

Works together with

Frequently asked

Will you take on a site somebody else built?

Yes, after we look at it. We audit it first and tell you what we found: sometimes maintenance is straightforward, sometimes the thing is so old or so patched that keeping it alive costs more than rewriting it. We will tell you which.

What does “agreed response time” mean?

That we write down in advance how quickly we respond per category: the site being down is not the same as a text change. Response time is not resolution time — we do not promise every fault is fixed within the hour, we promise a person is on it within the hour.

Do I have to host with you?

No. We recommend where it should be hosted and why, but the accounts are opened in your name and paid by you. We do not want to be the thing you cannot leave.

Contact

Need someone to keep it standing?

Tell us what you run today, where it is hosted and who maintains it.