Take ownership
We learn the hosting, codebase, plugins, integrations and the way your team currently uses the site.
Whether something has broken, the site needs regular care or you simply want someone dependable to handle future changes, you get one technical partner who can learn the setup and keep things moving.
No unnecessary rebuild just because the website is unfamiliar.
Good support is not just updates. It is knowing what has changed, what is fragile, what matters to the business and where the next improvement will have the most value.
We learn the hosting, codebase, plugins, integrations and the way your team currently uses the site.
We deal with the annoying issues first: updates, errors, email delivery, performance, broken forms and compatibility.
Once the basics are reliable, we can improve pages, conversion journeys, reporting, content workflows and admin.
You have someone who already understands the history when the next problem or idea arrives.
For smaller sites, annual care gives you a dependable person to call for routine maintenance and technical help. If you need regular development, ecommerce support or faster turnaround, we can tailor a higher-touch plan.
For routine maintenance, updates, checks and a reliable technical point of contact.
For urgent fixes, migrations, broken forms, payment problems or inherited-site troubleshooting.
For businesses that want regular development, conversion improvements, integrations and new features.
Send us the broken form, slow page, failed email, risky update, unfinished feature or hosting problem. You do not need to diagnose it first.
Errors, outages, broken checkout, failed email, API problems, PHP issues, plugin conflicts and unexpected behaviour.
Updates, backups, checks, monitoring, security hardening and sensible housekeeping.
Slow pages, database overhead, image weight, caching, Cloudflare and hosting bottlenecks.
New features, pages, integrations, reports and incremental improvements as needs change.
Send the URL and describe what you can see. Screenshots or error messages help, but you do not need to diagnose the problem yourself.
We inspect whatever is relevant to the fault, including code, hosting, DNS, logs, plugins, APIs, payment settings and external services.
We aim to address the underlying cause, test the affected journey and highlight anything else that needs attention.
One-off help is fine. If you prefer, ongoing care means future changes are handled by someone who already understands the site.
A global organisation, a long running publication and a busy music site have very different pressures. The common need is the same: safe changes, reliable help and someone willing to take responsibility for the technical side.
Supporting an international environmental justice website where stability, forms, updates and multilingual/public facing content need dependable technical care.
Supporting a long running food, coffee, travel and lifestyle publication where a large archive, imagery and regular publishing all need to keep working smoothly.
Supporting a high volume UK alternative music publication where new content, media, plugins and traffic can put constant pressure on WordPress and hosting.
We can take over a site built by another freelancer, agency or internal team. If the current platform is worth keeping, we will work with it rather than pushing you into an unnecessary rebuild.
Themes, plugins, Elementor, WooCommerce, custom PHP and maintenance.
Store fixes, upgrades, catalogues, checkout and custom functionality.
PHP, CodeIgniter, JavaScript, React, Node and existing bespoke codebases.
If you are not sure whether the problem is something we handle, send it anyway. A quick look is often enough to work out the sensible next step.
Yes. We regularly inherit existing sites. We first understand the current setup and risk before making changes.
No. Support can start as a one off issue. Ongoing support is useful when you want maintenance, improvements and a developer who already knows the site.
Yes. We can help with hosting, DNS, SSL, Cloudflare, migrations and diagnosing issues that cross between the application and server.
Absolutely. Many support relationships naturally become ongoing development as the business finds new things it wants the website to do.
A URL, a short description and any error message you have is enough to get the conversation started.