After launch, someone still answers.
Hosting, daily backups, uptime monitoring and a monthly block of changes. So the site stays current and nobody on your team has to learn how it works.
You find out from the report, not from a customer.
What the plan covers.
A site that never changes goes stale, and the one thing worse than an outdated page is an outdated page nobody can edit. Care plans exist so updates take a sentence in an email instead of an afternoon.
Send the change: a new service page, updated rates, a seasonal banner, a staff change. And it ships within two business days.
There is no contract past the current month. If you stop, the site and everything around it stays yours.
What you get.
Fast hosting that stays up
Managed hosting, SSL certificate renewal, daily backups and uptime monitoring, so you never think about it.
- Managed hosting
- Daily backups
- SSL renewal
A monthly block of edits
New service page, updated rates, seasonal banner, staff change. Send it in writing, it ships within two business days.
- Content edits
- New pages
- Image swaps
Patched and watched
Updates applied as they land, plus monitoring so problems get found before customers find them.
- Security patches
- Form spam control
- Malware scans
A quarterly read
Traffic, calls, form fills and where they came from. In plain language, with one recommendation.
- Traffic & sources
- Lead volume
- Search positions
How it works month to month.
Send it
Email the change in a sentence: no ticket system to learn.
We ship it
Live within two business days, usually the same day for small edits.
We watch it
Backups, monitoring and patches run in the background.
You get a read
Once a quarter, a short report on what the site actually did.
Answered before you ask.
Is there a contract?
No. Care plans are month to month and you can stop any time. The site, hosting and domain stay in your name either way.
What counts as a change?
Content and layout edits to existing pages, new pages built from your existing design, image and rate updates, and seasonal banners. A whole new section or a custom tool is quoted separately.
Do you maintain sites you did not build?
Sometimes. We review the site first. If it is built on something we can maintain safely, we will take it on.
What happens if the site goes down?
Monitoring alerts us, not you. Most issues are resolved before anyone calls, and backups mean the site can be restored quickly.
Want the site handled from here?
Email nick@sadikutech.com or call 346-244-1386. Replies come back within one business day.