Tell us about your site

Out-of-date plugins and modules are the most common way a site gets broken into, so CMSKeeper keeps them current without guesswork: backup first, one update at a time, browser and visual tests after each, and an automatic rollback if something breaks.

Health checks, backups on your server and off-site, risk-scored core, plugin, module and theme updates, Playwright browser tests, visual comparison, automatic rollback, uptime monitoring between runs, and a monthly report.

That is exactly who it is for. If nobody at your company owns the updates, a month of maintenance costs less than one hour of ad-hoc agency work, and far less than a checkout that quietly stopped working.

Send us the site address. We look at what it actually runs (CMS version, plugins, WooCommerce, multisite, database size) and come back with what maintenance would cover and what it would cost.

Write to us. If an update we installed caused it, fixing it is our job, not yours, and in most cases the run has already rolled it back before you noticed.