Website Maintenance
Care for a live site after launch: changes, fixes, new pages, and regular speed and search checks. Handled by people who know how it was built, not quoted as a new project every time.
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A website is not finished at launch. Forms stop sending after an integration changes, a new service needs a page, the speed score drifts as content is added, and Search Console reports errors nobody reads. Maintenance is the work of catching those early and making each change in a way that keeps the site consistent, done by people who know how it was built.
Best for
Best for a business whose site is live and earning, with a team that would rather not touch the build.
What you get
- Content changes, new pages and new sections, built in the site's existing design system rather than bolted on.
- Fixes when something breaks: a form that stops sending, an integration that changed, a layout that shifted.
- Regular checks on speed, forms, broken links and Search Console errors, so problems are found before visitors find them.
- Platform, dependency and integration updates handled, with a restorable backup before any larger change.
How it runs
- ReviewWe go through the build, access, integrations and analytics, and list what needs fixing first.
- MaintainChanges and fixes handled as they come in, alongside scheduled checks on speed, forms and search errors.
- ReportA short summary of what changed, what we found, and what is worth doing next.
What goes wrong on a site nobody maintains?
Rarely anything dramatic. A contact form keeps showing its success message while the notifications go to an inbox nobody checks. An embedded booking tool changes its script and stops loading. Staff, prices and opening hours go out of date. Images get uploaded at full size and the pages slow down. Each one costs enquiries without anyone noticing, because the site still looks fine.
Maintenance turns those into checks rather than surprises: forms tested, links and errors reviewed, and the speed of the pages that matter kept in view.
Do Webflow and Framer sites need maintenance?
Less than a self-hosted site, and differently. Webflow and Framer host the site and keep the platform itself patched, so there are no plugins to update or servers to secure. What they do not do is keep your content current, test your forms and integrations, or stop a busy team from adding one-off styles until the design system no longer holds together.
Custom builds on Next.js add a layer: dependency updates, hosting and build configuration. We maintain both, and the checks are scoped to what each platform actually needs.
Maintenance that adds, not just fixes
The most valuable maintenance work is usually new pages: a service you started offering, a town you now cover, an answer to a question customers keep asking. Built inside the existing system, they look like they were always there, and they give search engines and AI assistants something new to find.
Across our client work, the sites and the search work around them have helped clients generate more than $12M in revenue, lift Google ratings from around 4.0 to nearly 4.8, and grow review counts from double digits into the hundreds.
Questions
- What does website maintenance include?
- Content changes and new pages, fixes when something breaks, regular checks on speed, forms, links and Search Console errors, and platform or dependency updates where the build needs them. The scope is agreed at the start, so small changes are not quoted as new projects.
- Can you maintain a site you did not build?
- Yes. We start with a review of the build, and if something needs cleaning up before it can be maintained safely, we say so and scope it separately.
- Which platforms do you maintain?
- Webflow, Framer and custom Next.js sites. If your site is on another platform and the maintenance keeps fighting it, we will tell you whether a migration would cost less over time.
- Is maintenance worth it for a small business site?
- If the site brings in enquiries, yes, because the common failures are silent: a form that stops sending can cost weeks of leads before anyone notices. If the site is a brochure nobody visits, the money is better spent on content and local search first.
How we work
Four steps, no mystery.
01Discover
Understand the business.
Before anything is drawn we go through what you sell, who buys it and where the site loses people. You get scope, schedule and cost in writing.
02Design
Draw it before building.
Structure first, then hierarchy, then the surface. You see real pages with your own copy in them, not a template of grey boxes and lorem ipsum.
03Build
Ship it properly.
Built on a real design system with a CMS your team can run, tested across every device and handed over with the accounts. Nothing is held back.
04Grow
Then get it found.
Technical SEO at launch, then the ongoing work: local search, content and the schema that gets you cited in AI answers. Reported on real numbers.
What we build with
- Webflow
- Framer
- Next.js
- Figma
- GSAP
- Shopify
- Zapier
- Make
Let's build the site your business deserves.
Send what you have now and where you want it to go. You get a straight answer on scope, timeline and cost, usually within the hour.
Working across North America, Europe and the Middle East.










