Website maintenance

Keep your website working after launch. CMSKeeper maintains WordPress and Drupal websites with backups, controlled updates, monitoring and checks of the workflows your visitors rely on.

Technical maintenance and content management

Maintenance covers the technical operation of a site. Adding pages, updating copy or building campaign pages is content management or development. If you need both, we define the additional work separately so that the scope remains clear.

What is included

• Updates to the CMS and its extensions, within the agreed scope.
• Backups before changes and an agreed recovery procedure.
• Checks of important workflows such as forms, login and checkout.
• Monitoring between maintenance runs and attention to security advisories.
• A clear report of completed work, findings and decisions needed from you.

How maintenance works

We assess the site and agree which components can be updated automatically and which require a separate review. Each maintenance run starts with checks and a backup. Updates are installed individually, followed by browser tests and visual comparison. If a check fails, the change is rolled back and the result is reported. Riskier changes are tested on a copy before production.

Scope and pricing

We review the site before confirming a price. The quote depends on its size, custom code, extensions, critical workflows and the required response time. Development, content changes and recovery of an already compromised site are agreed separately.

Getting started

You can keep your existing hosting. We check access, command-line tools, backups and recovery requirements before starting. A site built by another developer can also be taken over after an initial review.