WordPress maintenance plans that report a number, not a checklist
Most maintenance retainers bill for a checklist that nobody reads. Ours bills for a measured delta: what the site was, what we changed, what it is now. If we cannot count it, we do not claim it.
What the work is
Four things, each of which produces a number you can check on your own site afterwards.
Core, theme and plugin updates
Staged first where a staging site exists, with a rollback point taken before every batch. Auto-updates stay on for security releases.
Backups that are actually restorable
Off-disk, with a restore tested on a schedule. A backup living on the same disk as the site is not a backup.
Uptime and error-log monitoring
Including the logs above public_html that no site-level scanner can reach — that is where a 274 MB crash log was found.
Quarterly measured report
Search Console, Ads, Bing and Merchant Center where they apply, with the story attached. What we did and what we do next — never homework for you.
276,000 autoloaded rows, loaded on every single page view
A store that felt slow everywhere at once. Not one slow page — every page. That pattern points at the options table, not the theme.
Multi-brand camera and pro-video retailer · WooCommerce · 2,300 SKUs
Read the full case study| Measurement | Before | After | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autoloaded rows | 276,000 rows | 1,796 rows | -99% |
Five jobs. Every month. Each one counted.
Retainers bundle all five. Any one of them can also be bought once, as a single measured pass with a before column and an after column.
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.
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.