Most WordPress sites are quietly rotting.
Yours doesn't have to.
Bloated databases, bot floods, missed updates — decay you do not see until sales drop. We maintain WordPress like infrastructure: monitored, measured, and reported to you monthly.
Paste your URL. You get a written health audit in 48 hours. Free, no sales call, yours to keep.
We do not sell a checklist. We measure the site, fix what the measurement found, and re-measure — so every line on the invoice has a number in front of it and a number behind it.
One store was billed as a “15 GB website” and its owner was about to start deleting product photos. The site was 6.7 GB. The backups were 22.9 GB, and nobody had ever looked.
of orphaned backups, from plugins removed years earlier
The stack we keep running
One mark on the site.
Five jobs behind it.
Everything we run on a WordPress site connects back to one place — and each spoke produces a number you can check yourself.
WP CareMeasure, fix, re-measure
in three steps.
The audit is free and it is real work, not a lead magnet. If the numbers say your site is fine, we will tell you that too.
Free measured audit
We read your database, disk, logs and cache layers, then send the numbers — whether or not you hire us.
Fix, harden, re-measure
Every destructive change carries a rollback key, and nothing is reported as fixed until the second crawl confirms it.
Maintain, and report quarterly
Monthly care plus a quarterly report with a before column, an after column and the story between them.
Free measured audit
We read your database, disk, logs and cache layers, then send the numbers — whether or not you hire us.
Fix, harden, re-measure
Every destructive change carries a rollback key, and nothing is reported as fixed until the second crawl confirms it.
Maintain, and report quarterly
Monthly care plus a quarterly report with a before column, an after column and the story between them.
Nobody calls a maintenance company to say the site is fine.
So here is what they say instead. Clients are anonymised the same way our case studies are — the words are theirs, the identities stay private.
We thought the website was running fine because nothing was obviously broken. The audit showed us how much was happening behind the scenes — and now we have someone actually watching the site, instead of waiting for something to go wrong.
Running a WooCommerce store means there are a lot of moving parts, and it is easy to leave things untouched when everything appears to be working. Flying Star takes care of what we don't have the time or technical expertise to keep checking. The monthly reports are particularly useful, because we can see exactly what was done.
We had reached the point where the website felt slower, but we couldn't identify one obvious reason. They looked at the database, caching, scripts and server-side issues instead of simply telling us to change the hosting. The improvements were measurable, and that made a big difference to us.
We don't want to spend our time managing WordPress. We want to run our business. Flying Star looks after the updates, backups, security, performance and all the small technical issues that otherwise keep getting pushed down the list. It has become one less thing to worry about.
Before this, backups were something we assumed were happening. Now we know they are being handled and checked properly. That distinction is important. Knowing there is a tested recovery process behind the website gives us much more confidence, especially because the website is an important part of our business.
A website can look perfectly fine on the outside while there are serious problems underneath. That was the biggest thing we learned. They look at what most owners never see: security, database health, backups, performance and updates. We just need to know the site is being looked after properly, and it is.
The number nobody
had ever looked at
A store that felt slow everywhere at once. Not one slow page — every page. That pattern points at the options table, not the theme.
$ SELECT COUNT(*), SUM(LENGTH(option_value))
FROM wp_options WHERE autoload='yes';
Autoloaded option rows, read on every request. Only the totals are measured figures; the groups above are named, not counted. The store is never named.
“276,000 autoloaded rows, loaded on every single page view”
Autoload is the option group WordPress reads on every request, cached or not. It is invisible in every plugin dashboard, which is exactly why it grows for years without anyone noticing.
Impact:
Plans priced on the work,
not on the checklist
Month to month, no lock-in. Prices are per site, per month, exclusive of GST. Portfolios and multi-site estates are quoted on the estate.
For a site that just needs to stay up, patched and backed up
For a store where slow pages are costing orders
Running a portfolio you cannot afford to have go quiet? Managed starts from ₹17,999/mo.
What the owner said.
What we actually found.
Every one of these is a job we ran, with the method and the measurement attached. Sites stay anonymous. The findings do not.
The questions
everyone asks first
Straight answers, including the ones about price, access and what we will not do.
Updates, backups, uptime and security are the floor — every plan has those. What separates a retainer from a host's support desk is the measured work underneath: autoload and database health, object cache sizing, bot policy, disk audits, and a quarterly report with a before-and-after column. Your host will never do any of that, because none of it is their responsibility.