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Website care for Rock Hill businesses
Hosting, security, backups and your everyday edits for one flat monthly price. Here's exactly what that covers.
What's covered
One flat price, no surprises.
| Included | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| Hosting | Your site served from a fast, modern network |
| SSL certificate | The browser shows your site as secure, and the certificate renews itself |
| Daily backups | If anything goes wrong, we can roll it back |
| Security and uptime monitoring | We hear about problems before your customers do |
| Everyday edits | Small wording, picture and pricing tweaks each month |
| Form testing | We check that quote requests still reach you |
$49, $99 or $149 a month for Starter, Growth or Authority sites. It starts at launch.
Why it's simple
Less to break, less to babysit.
Plenty of local businesses run WordPress with a purchased theme and ten or twenty plugins, each maintained by a different developer on a different schedule. When one of those updates goes sideways, the site breaks or gets hacked.
Every site we build is coded by hand as plain static files. There's no plugin stack and no database on the server, so there's less to go wrong and the site stays quick.
How edits work
Text or email Roger whatever's changed: "closed the Friday after Thanksgiving," "raise the tune-up price to $129," a picture of the new van. It's covered by your plan. If the change calls for a brand-new page, you'll get a price for it before anything happens.
Questions about website care
- What counts as an everyday edit?
- Swapping hours for the holidays, dropping in a fresh photo, changing a price, adding or removing a staff member, posting a seasonal offer. Anything bigger, like an extra page, gets priced before we start.
- What happens if the site goes down?
- We're alerted automatically and bring it back online. Static pages with no database or plugin layer rarely have outages in the first place.
- Do you take care of sites built by someone else?
- Generally no, because the plans are designed around sites we code. If your current one sits on WordPress or a drag-and-drop builder, Roger will talk through whether it's worth fixing or smarter to rebuild.
Find out what your website is costing you.
Send the link. Within a day Roger will email back a plain-English rundown: the good, the problems, and the first thing to fix. There's no charge.