Website Maintenance
A website doesn't maintain itself. I check security, updates, and performance on an ongoing basis, so you don't find out about a problem once it's already serious.
When something needs attention, you talk directly to the person who knows your site, not a ticket passed from person to person. That means faster answers and fixes that actually understand your project.
A site's decline without maintenance isn't visible right away — here's how it plays out:
Month 1
Nothing visible yet. The site keeps running normally.
Month 3
Plugins and dependencies start falling behind, raising the risk of failures.
Month 6
Known security vulnerabilities show up — ones that already have a fix, but nobody applied it.
Month 12
The site can become slow, get compromised, or start losing its Google rankings.
A maintenance plan covers what keeps your site running safely and reliably:
Updates
Plugins, dependencies, and the platform core.
Preventive security
Checks to catch vulnerabilities before they become a problem.
Regular backups
So your site can be restored if something goes wrong.
Performance monitoring
I verify your site keeps loading fast over time.
Direct support
I handle questions and small adjustments with no middlemen.
Content adjustments
Small content changes depending on what your plan includes.
Maintenance takes care of what already exists. These are different and belong to another service:
Major design or structural changes — that's a redesign.
Building new features from scratch, like a booking system or quote tool — that's development.
Creating new content from scratch (copywriting, photography) — can be coordinated, but isn't included by default.
Plans
The right plan depends on how active your site is and how fast you need support.
| Includes | Basic | Standard | Advanced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Updates | Monthly | Biweekly | Weekly |
| Backups | Monthly | Weekly | Daily |
| Security monitoring | Basic | Continuous | Continuous + alerts |
| Response time | 3–5 business days | 1–2 business days | Priority |
| Content adjustments | Not included | Up to 30 min/month | Up to 2 hours/month |
| Best for | Low-traffic informational sites | Sites with regular activity | Business-critical sites |
Updates
Monthly
Backups
Monthly
Security monitoring
Basic
Response time
3–5 business days
Content adjustments
Not included
Best for
Low-traffic informational sites
Updates
Biweekly
Backups
Weekly
Security monitoring
Continuous
Response time
1–2 business days
Content adjustments
Up to 30 min/month
Best for
Sites with regular activity
Updates
Weekly
Backups
Daily
Security monitoring
Continuous + alerts
Response time
Priority
Content adjustments
Up to 2 hours/month
Best for
Business-critical sites
Plans are a starting point — they're adjusted based on your site's size and real activity.
How I handle maintenance
Maintenance doesn't end after the first check — it's a cadence that repeats.
I assess your site's current state before we start.
We set the cadence based on your activity and needs.
I check security, updates, and performance on a regular basis.
I let you know what was done and what needs attention.

Miguel Prot
Founder & Developer — Hamaca Web Solutions
I provide direct support for every site I maintain, without outsourcing. Over 10 years working across different web platforms, between Mexico and the U.S.
Learn more about my backgroundThe monthly cost varies based on these factors:
Site activity
A site that changes often needs more attention than a static one.
Platform complexity
A site with integrations or custom features requires more technical review.
Expected response time
Priority and response speed affect which plan fits best.
Volume of content adjustments
If you need frequent content changes, that's reflected in the plan.
These are the mistakes that end up costing a business the most in the medium term.
Waiting for something to break: Preventive maintenance costs less than fixing an emergency.
Not backing up regularly: Without a recent backup, recovering a damaged site can be impossible.
Ignoring security updates: Many vulnerabilities already have a fix available — it just needs to be applied.
Thinking maintenance and hosting are the same thing: Hosting hosts your site; maintenance keeps it updated and secure.
I'll let you know, and we'll talk about whether it's a one-off fix or needs a bigger scope, like a redesign or new development.
Yes, as long as I review the site's technical state first to know exactly what I'm maintaining.
Maintenance is preventive and ongoing. Emergency support is a one-off fix for something that already broke, and it usually costs more than preventing it would have.
Depends on the plan. Standard and Advanced plans include monthly time for content adjustments.
Depends on the plan: from monthly reviews to continuous weekly monitoring.
Yes. There are no forced long-term contracts.
Yes, on every plan, at different frequencies depending on the tier.
No. Maintenance and hosting are separate services, though I can recommend options if you need them.
I'll tell you directly. If the problem is design or functionality, not maintenance, I'll point you to the right service.
Tell me what platform you use and how active your site is, and I'll recommend the plan you actually need, without selling you more than that.
Straight answers, no obligation.