WordPress Website Care Plans – Affordable Site Upkeep for Small Businesses
Professional, client-focused technical care and security monitoring for your WordPress site – so you don’t have to!
Pretty scary stat…
While fun to create, WordPress websites require monitoring and maintenance, much like a baby needs regular care and feeding. What was supposed to be simple can become frustrating and time consuming very quickly!
because when you’re a small business owner your lists have lists and you don’t want to have to worry about the security of your website or the safety of your customer and website visitors.
Your website stays up, secure, and updated, without you lifting a finger. Perfect if you have a simple site and just want to focus on your message and stop worrying about the tech.
Everything in Basic Service, plus daily backups, error monitoring, and monthly checkout testing — because your customers shouldn’t be the ones who tell you something’s broken.
Your website runs integrations, automations, or custom applications. This plan verifies it’s all actually working — end to end, not just on the surface.
Your plugins and theme stay current — before outdated software becomes a problem.
Your site is backed up offsite regularly, so a bad update never means starting from scratch.
WordPress itself gets updated carefully and only when a new version is proven stable.
Your database stays clean and optimized so your site loads fast and runs smoothly.
Regular scans catch malware, code injections, and spam attacks before your visitors do.
Keep hackers at bay
Getting WP updates wrong can leave you wide open to hackers and BOTS!
The care your site needs
WP Babysitter keeps your website running smoothly & securely by carefully choosing professional plugins, keeping these plus your theme & core WP software updated and playing together nicely, and I monitor your site so if there is a problem, it can be quickly fixed or restored.
I’m Emily Sparkle, a web developer in Western MA. I’ve been building and troubleshooting websites since the mid-1990s — and when I discovered WordPress in 2008, I learned the hard way just how much can go wrong. The White Screen of Death. Outdated theme files. Broken checkouts. Broken layouts. Broken forms. Plugin conflicts that take down entire sites. Hacky files. I’ve seen it all, fixed it, and now I make sure it doesn’t happen to you.
