Website maintenance & support in Kenya
Website Maintenance & Support
Keep your website fast, secure, and always online
From KES 5,000
Overview
What this covers
Ongoing website care — updates, backups, security monitoring, uptime checks, and content edits — handled by our Kenya-based team so you never worry about your site.
What's included
Everything in the scope
- Core, theme & plugin updates
- Daily off-site backups
- Security & malware monitoring
- 24/7 uptime monitoring
- Monthly performance reports
- Content & image edits
- Broken-link & error fixes
- Priority support response
Packages
Fixed prices, scoped up front
Care Basic
KES 5,000monthly
- Updates: Monthly
- Backups: Weekly
- Monitoring: Uptime
- Edits: 1 hour/mo
- Reports: Monthly
Most popular
Care Plus
KES 12,000monthly
- Updates: Weekly
- Backups: Daily
- Monitoring: Uptime + security
- Edits: 3 hours/mo
- Reports: Monthly
- Support: Priority
Care Pro
KES 25,000monthly
- Updates: Continuous
- Backups: Daily + on-demand
- Monitoring: 24/7 security
- Edits: 8 hours/mo
- Reports: Bi-weekly
- Support: Dedicated
How it works
From brief to delivery
Each stage has a deliverable you sign off before the next one starts.
Start a project-
Assessment
We collect requirements, goals, budget, and timeline.
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Quote
The system drafts an estimate and our team reviews it.
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Build
We design, develop, configure, and test the solution.
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Launch
We deploy, train your team, and hand over support details.
Questions
Before you commit
What does website maintenance include?
Software updates, backups, security and uptime monitoring, performance tuning, and a set number of content edits each month.
Do you maintain sites not hosted with you?
Yes, we can maintain WordPress and most CMS websites regardless of where they are hosted.
Can I change plans later?
Yes — upgrade or downgrade your care plan at any time as your needs change.
Why does a website need maintenance?
Most hacked websites are running out-of-date software. Regular updates, backups you can restore from, and monitoring that spots downtime and malware early cost far less than cleaning up after an attack.
What counts as a content edit?
Changes to what is already on the site: updating text and prices, swapping images, adding a staff member, posting a news item or adding a page based on an existing layout. New features or a redesign are quoted separately.