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Website support: so you are not looking for someone who vanished

The most common story people come to us with: the site was built, handed over, and then whoever did it was gone. The phone number on a page has to be changed and there is nobody to write to. Something has stopped working and it is unclear whether it is broken or was always like that. We take the site on and become the people you can write to. Including when we did not build it.

We take other people's too
not only what we built ourselves
first we look at what is inside and say honestly whether it is worth saving
There is someone to write to
one channel instead of looking for a contractor every time
no searching for somebody again and explaining everything from the start
The logins stay yours
you are not renting anything from us
the domain, the files and the panel are in your name from day one
What is included

What support includes

We agree on what you really need — we do not sell a package where half of it never gets used.

  • Changes on the pagesThe phone number, the prices, photos, a new section, taking away what is no longer there. Small things that feel risky to do yourself and take a programmer five minutes.
  • Fixing breakagesThe form has stopped sending, an image does not load, the page has slipped out of shape on a phone. We look for the cause instead of painting over it.
  • New featuresA business changes — the site has to change with it. A new calculator, a new section, another language, a connection to whatever you have started using.
  • Keeping an eye on how it runsWe keep an eye on the site to make sure it stays up. If it goes down, you hear it from us and not from a client who could not get through to you.
  • BackupsSo that a bad change can be rolled back instead of restoring the site from memory and old screenshots.
  • Updates and securityOld versions of software are the most common way in for outsiders. We update and check for vulnerabilities before somebody else finds them.
Who needs it

When support is needed

The contractor vanished

The site works, but nothing on it can be changed: the person does not answer, there are no logins, and how it is put together is unknown.

What is on the site is out of date

Last year's prices, a number in the contacts that is no longer in use, a five-year-old project in the portfolio.

Something broke

Requests stopped coming in, and nobody can say when exactly it started or how many clients went elsewhere because of it.

The site needs to keep growing

There is something to add, but doing it once a year as a separate project costs more than a little at a time, all the time.

How we work

Four steps —
and no surprises on the invoice.

STEP 01

The conversation

You tell us where it hurts. We ask questions and figure out exactly what needs to be done.

STEP 02

The proposal

We describe the solution in plain words and name the price and the timeline. If the task is not worth the cost, we say that too.

STEP 03

The work

We build and show you work in progress, so that you see the process instead of waiting a month in silence.

STEP 04

Launch and support

We launch it, teach you to use it and hand over the logins. After that — support and improvements.

Questions

Common questions

  • Will you take on a site that you did not build?Yes, that is half of what people come with. First we look at what it is built from: sometimes supporting somebody else's work costs more than rewriting it. If that is the case, we say so straight out instead of charging you to keep it on life support.
  • How much does support cost?It depends on what is needed: being on hand for small edits is one thing, constant monitoring and regular improvements another. We name the price after we have looked at the site.
  • And what if I need it once, not all the time?That works too. Plenty of the people who come want exactly that: one thing broke, or one change is needed. Not everyone needs constant support, and we are not going to push it.
  • What if the site is built on a website builder?Whatever the builder allows, we will do. But we will warn you honestly where we run into its limits: past that no programmer can help, and the question becomes moving off it.

Show us the site you have

The address and a few words about what does not suit you are enough. We will look at what it is built from and say what can be done with it — including the option “nothing, it is fine as it is”.

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