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For established businesses that rely on their website — a broken, down or hacked website risks brand reputation and security.
Get a Care PlanWhy a Care Plan?
Modern websites give you the ability to manage your own content and add pages as your business grows — however the software requires regular updates to remain secure. A care plan is a low monthly fee that gives you peace of mind and keeps your digital asset protected.
Care Plans
$99/month +GST
Set and forget
Suits businesses that wish to "set and forget" their website or focus purely on content changes. Designed for small service business websites (non-e-commerce). Includes hack/attack restore, ongoing theme licence, and email & phone support.
$199/month +GST
Active sites
Perfect for blogs, active sites, eCommerce and catalogue websites. Makes your website an active part of your marketing strategy, with additional options for coaching, SEO and Google Ads management.
$499/month +GST
Full service
For business owners and marketers that want to use their website for business growth, combining maintenance with active digital marketing support.
$1299/month +GST
Strategy included
Clarity, accountability and strategy to use your website as part of your wider marketing program — for businesses that want a partner in the driver's seat.
Theme updates depend on the developer releasing them. Restore to backup is limited to two per year.
Google Ads management from $867/month and SEO from $650/month can be added to any plan. Contact us to discuss the right fit for your business.
Care plans are $99 +GST a month for Basics, $199 for Business, $499 for Growth and $1,299 for Strategic Growth. Every plan includes hosting, hourly backups, domain registration, monthly WordPress and plugin updates, and support.
Basics suits a site you want to set and forget. Business is for blogs, active sites, e-commerce and catalogue websites, adding photo changes and monthly blog uploads. Growth is for business owners using their website for growth, adding a monthly video report. Strategic Growth adds digital strategy and coaching for businesses treating the website as part of a wider marketing program.
Every care plan includes hack investigation and restore from backup, limited to two restores a year. Because we take hourly Acronis backups on our hosting, the most you should lose is an hour of changes.
WordPress needs regular core, theme and plugin updates to stay secure, and sites left un-updated are the ones that get compromised. If you are comfortable doing those updates and holding your own backups you may not need a plan — but most business owners would rather not think about it.
Yes. Google Ads management from $867 +GST a month and SEO from $650 +GST a month can be added to any care plan tier.
Care plans require 30 days notice before the next billing cycle. There is no lock-in contract beyond that notice period.
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