Ongoing technical care that keeps the website secure, current, reliable, and ready for users.
WordPress maintenance includes core, theme, and plugin updates, backups, security checks, troubleshooting, monitoring, and technical support.
For site owners who don't want to risk site crashes, security breaches, outdated plugins, or slow response times.
Guide: website maintenance cost and what is included →
Case study: what does monthly maintenance look like in practice →
We publish the range so you can understand the likely budget before a call. The final proposal depends on scope, functionality, and how much content is ready.
Websites rarely fail all at once. They degrade gradually, and the problem is often discovered only when a customer-facing function stops working: a form no longer delivers messages, checkout fails, or a page will not open on a phone.
WordPress, themes, and plugins change continuously, and these are not merely cosmetic updates: many close publicly known security vulnerabilities. Updating also carries compatibility risk, because two plugins that worked together can conflict after a release. That is why updates should be performed with a recoverable backup and followed by functional checks, not by clicking “Update all” and hoping for the best.
Almost every host offers backups, but few owners have tested a restore. A backup on the same server does not help when that server fails, and a week-old copy can mean losing a week of orders. An untested backup is an assumption, not a recovery plan. Three questions matter: how recent it is, where it is stored, and how long restoration takes.
Forms can depend on an expired mail-service key, maps on revoked API access, and checkout on a processor that has changed its requirements. None of these necessarily crashes the website; the feature simply stops working, and you may discover it only when a customer asks why you never answered a message that never arrived.
In Serbia, liabilities to customers are not static. When the regulation is amended, the texts and procedures on the site that were correct last year are no longer correct — and the responsibility lies with the owner of the site, not with the creator.
The privacy policy, terms of use, rights of complaint and withdrawal follow the applicable regulations — including the Law on Consumer Protection published in the Official Gazette of RS 35/2026. The site does not report that something is outdated; it simply stands with text that no longer fits the law.
Consent requirements and what may load before consent have changed over time. Analytics running before permission is granted is a common problem on websites that were launched and then left unattended.
The change of address, registration number, contact or activity must also be reflected on the website. It is a little thing that is forgotten, and it belongs to the information that the customer has the right to find.
The biggest source of misunderstanding is the difference between three things that are often sold under the same name.
Hosting provides the infrastructure. The provider maintains the server, not your WordPress application. If a plugin has a vulnerability or a theme breaks after an update, that is outside the normal scope of hosting support.
Maintenance protects what already exists. A new page, new functionality, or substantial content restructuring is development work and is priced separately. Low-cost plans promising unlimited changes often make that promise workable only through very long delivery times.
At that price, you get an automatic update without verification and a backup that no one tests. It's better than nothing, but it's not a service that works when the site stops. The difference in price between packages is not the difference in the number of items, but in who is responsible when something goes wrong.
Basic maintenance with regular updates, off-site backup and availability monitoring starts realistically from around €30 per month. Packages that include both small content changes and a faster reaction go from €60 to €150, and above that it is usually a combination of maintenance and continuous development. The price follows the scope of responsibility, not the number of items in the list.
A site that doesn't change still surrounds itself with things that do change: WordPress, plugins, the hosting version of PHP, and regulations. Static content does not mean static risk. For a very simple site without forms and charges, a minimum package is enough, but completely unattended means that you will only discover the problem when someone tries to contact you and fails.
Recovery time depends on the cause, the age of the backup, and where it is stored. Restoring a recent off-server backup can take hours. If the site was compromised, the entry point must also be identified; otherwise restoration brings the same vulnerability back. Good maintenance means knowing where the latest clean copy is before it is needed.
Ad-hoc support looks cheaper while nothing happens. When a failure occurs, urgent work and the business cost of downtime, lost orders, or missed enquiries must both be absorbed. A monthly plan spreads that risk over time and prevents many issues before they become incidents.
You can, and for a simple site it is quite feasible. It is important that before the update there is a backup that can be returned, and that after the update the most important thing is checked — forms, basket, display on the phone. The risk lies not in the click itself, but in the fact that the problem is usually not immediately visible on the home page.
Konkretni projekti iz ove usluge — šta je bio problem, šta smo uradili i šta se promenilo.
Removed source of infinite URL generation, reduced index noise, site prepared to display delivery and return data in Google and AI results
Full case studyThe same four steps regardless of the service — to know where the project is at all times.
We first establish what the website must deliver: enquiries, sales, trust, better performance, easier maintenance, or a migration without losses.
We plan the pages, content, and user journey so visitors understand the offer quickly and can contact you easily.
We build a clear interface, a fast user experience, and a WordPress admin area that does not require a developer for every change.
Before launch, we test the mobile layout, forms, performance, page URLs, redirects, analytics setup, and every critical user flow.
Services are often combined — redesign with performance work, a store with maintenance.
Send a short project description, the current website link if one exists, and the goal you want to achieve. We will respond with the best next step.