Website maintenance in the Philippines
A site nobody maintains stops being an asset in about eighteen months. Hours go stale, images break, and the one thing you needed to change never gets changed.
What actually decays.
Not the design. What decays is everything factual: opening hours after a holiday, a price list that moved, a phone number that changed, a photo of a room you have since refitted. Each one is a small thing, and each one is the reason a customer decides you are closed. Maintenance is mostly the boring work of keeping those true.
What the care plans cover.
- Hosting, so the site is not sitting in your own account waiting for a card to expire
- Content changes without a quote for each one
- Someone to write to when something breaks
- The site staying up, which is the part nobody notices
See what each package includes, or look at what we have built.
Questions people ask.
Is maintenance required?
No. Hosting is, because the site has to live somewhere, but a care plan is optional and the one-time packages are yours without one.
What is the difference between hosting and a care plan?
Hosting keeps the site online. A care plan is hosting plus us doing the changes. If you are comfortable editing content yourself, hosting alone may be all you need, and we will say so.
Can I cancel?
The monthly plans have no lock-in contract. What you should know before choosing one is that on a monthly plan the site stays with us while you subscribe, which is stated on the packages page rather than buried.
Tell us what you need built.
Send us the business and the scope and we'll come back with a fixed price and a delivery date. No hourly rates, and you never pay more than half before you see the work.
Flat price • Fixed scope • You deal with the same six people throughout