Monthly maintenance
Website maintenance & support
that keeps your site secure and current.
Maintenance plans for live websites, whether we built them or not: monitoring, backups, security updates and a set number of edit requests each month, billed monthly or annually.
What a month looks like
Most of it happens
without you asking.
One ordinary month on the Professional plan: what we look after, and the one thing you do — only when you want to.
Our part
Everything that keeps the site up.
- UptimeWe watch that your site stays up.
- BackupsWe keep a recent backup of the site.
- UpdatesWe apply security and dependency updates.
Your part
One thing, and only when you want.
Send us a change when you need one.
Up to 4 a month: new text, a new image, a small edit. On this plan they are handled with priority.
The rest of the month there is nothing for you to remember. If you spot something wrong before we do, tell us.
An example month drawn from the plan's terms — not a record of a real client's month.
Maintenance plans
Three plans,
counted in edit requests.
One request is a content or image swap, or a small edit to one section, so both sides can count it. Requests beyond the allowance are billed by the hour at the rate shown.
Pay for the year up front and 2 months are free. Edit requests still reset every month.
Outside every plan
- Not covered
- Domain and hosting renewals, SMS and email credits, paid software and third-party subscriptions are billed separately from the plan.
- Scope limit
- Maintenance plans cover system stability and small updates. Major features, rebuilds, or new page systems are scoped and priced separately.
- Extra tools
- Third-party tools or subscriptions can be added when a site needs them. They are not part of any plan and are billed separately.
Who it is for
For a site that is live, and has to stay that way.
Plans cover sites we built and sites we did not. For a site we did not build, we check its stack and current state before recommending a plan.
A fit when
The site works, and has to keep working.
- A live site or application needs monitoring, backups and security updates.
- You make small, steady changes: new text, a new image, a section edit.
- There is no engineer on your team who knows the codebase.
- We built your site and its warranty has ended.
Not a fit when
The work is a project, not upkeep.
- New features, rebuilds or new page systems. Those are scoped and priced separately.
- Domain, hosting, email credits and paid subscriptions. Those are billed outside the plan.
- A site that is not live yet. A plan starts once there is something to keep running.
How a plan starts
We look first, then recommend.
No plan is sold before we have seen the site it covers.
- 01 — Send the site
Tell us the address, what it runs on and who built it.
Your part: The site address and whatever you know about how it was built.
- 02 — Check
We check its stack and current state before anything is agreed.
Your part: Access to the code and hosting, if you have it.
- 03 — Recommendation
We recommend the plan that fits the site, not the largest one, and name anything that falls outside every plan.
Your part: Choose the plan and monthly or annual billing.
- 04 — First month
Monitoring, backups and updates begin, and your monthly allowance of edit requests starts.
Your part: Send a change when you need one.
Essential is 2,500 EGP a month and Professional is 5,000 EGP a month. Enterprise is priced with you, for several systems or one that cannot go down. Requests beyond a plan's allowance are billed at 800 EGP an hour. Domain, hosting and third-party subscriptions are billed separately.
A content or image swap, or a minor edit to one section. New features, rebuilds and new page systems are outside every plan and are scoped and priced separately.
No. Edit requests reset every month, on monthly and annual billing alike.
You pay for the year up front, for less than twelve monthly payments: Essential is 2,500 EGP a month or 25,000 EGP a year, and Professional is 5,000 EGP a month or 50,000 EGP a year. Edit requests still reset monthly.
Yes. We check its stack and current state first, then recommend the plan that fits it. If the site needs a deeper look before anyone maintains it, the technical audit is the place to start.
Domain and hosting renewals, SMS and email credits, paid software and third-party subscriptions are billed separately. Major features, rebuilds and new page systems are scoped as projects.
Next step
Already live? Keep it that way.
Send the site you run today. We check its stack and current state first, then recommend the plan that fits it, not the largest one.