Monthly report showing this month’s website visits and actions, with a short note from Andrew

WordPress support to keep your website running smoothly

Reliable Ongoing Support

Keep your website updated, secure, and properly maintained.

Proactive Monitoring

Spot issues early and reduce the risk of bigger problems.

Clear Communication

Know what’s being looked after and where support is focused.

Ongoing support backed by real WordPress project experience

  • Andrew worked very hard, was dedicated to the project, and delivered what was asked. Really love the site.

    Cameron M.

    Cameron M.

    Codeable Client

  • Andrew was very polite, responsive, professional and a pleasure to work with.

    Danielle R.

    Danielle R.

    Codeable Client

Flexible WordPress support for different website needs

Essential Care

€149/ month

Keep your WordPress site updated, secure, and backed up.

  • Plugin, theme & core updates
  • Daily offsite backups & 1-click restore
  • Malware scanning & firewall
  • Uptime monitoring
  • A monthly report in your WordPress dashboard: enquiries, Google and Analytics, in plain English

Growth & Ads

€449/ month

For businesses that want managed growth, not just upkeep.

  • Everything in Performance & SEO
  • Google Ads campaign creation
  • Ongoing campaign management
  • Conversion tracking, with ad enquiries shown in your monthly report

A simple ongoing support process

WordPress maintenance workflow overview
Monthly report card showing where this month’s 47 enquiries came from: calls from Google Ads, the website form and online bookings
Demo data. Client reports are private.

See what your plan is doing, every time you log in

Every plan includes a report inside your own WordPress dashboard. It starts with what matters to a business: how many enquiries came in that month and where they came from (calls, the website form, bookings), and only then shows the Google and Analytics figures behind them.

I write a short note at the top each month saying what I did and what’s next. It follows your billing month, works on a phone and prints cleanly if you want to share it.

Your site never holds a Google login. The figures are prepared on my side and sent to your site securely each week.

Every change measured, every change reversible

When I improve a page’s Google title or description, it goes in a log with the before and after. Four weeks later the log shows what happened to that page’s clicks. If a change didn’t help, it’s undone with one click.

Changes log listing title and description edits with before and after text, their effect on clicks after four weeks, and an Undo link
Demo data. Client reports are private.

Everything you need to know before choosing a plan

Yes, absolutely. If your website needs change over time, you can move to a different maintenance plan that better fits your current requirements. This gives you flexibility as your website grows or your support needs increase.

Yes, WooCommerce websites can be supported. For smaller or more straightforward WooCommerce setups, this may fit within a higher-tier maintenance plan. For more complex stores, custom functionality, or websites with a larger volume of products and activity, a more tailored support arrangement may be recommended.

Small content edits usually include simple updates such as changing text, swapping images, updating links, replacing team members, editing page sections, or making minor layout adjustments. Larger design changes, new page builds, custom development, or more involved functionality updates would usually fall outside standard content edits and be quoted separately if needed.

This depends on how you want to structure support, but maintenance plans are generally designed as ongoing monthly support. This allows enough time to properly monitor your website, stay on top of updates, and provide consistent care rather than treating maintenance as a one-off task.

That’s completely fine. Many websites need maintenance because they already have underlying issues. If your site has existing technical problems, plugin conflicts, performance concerns, or update-related risks, I can review the current state of the website and recommend the best way to move forward. In some cases, an initial cleanup or stabilisation task may be needed before ongoing maintenance begins.

Where possible, updates should be handled carefully and with minimal risk. For straightforward websites, routine updates may be completed efficiently on the live site. For more complex websites, eCommerce sites, or websites with custom functionality, a safer workflow may involve testing changes more carefully before applying them live.

Your enquiries first, counted from every source we can measure and each one labelled, then your Google search results, website visits and (on Growth & Ads) your ad spend and what it brought in. If a source has no data that month, it’s left out rather than shown as zero.