For a business-card type website, automatic updates and short manual interventions every few months most probably will do just fine. So, you can safely choose a managed hosting service and, say, three or four times a year, for an extra fee, hire a software engineer to check for bugs, vulnerabilities and correct functioning of automatic updates.

A more complex website will certainly have more plug-ins and therefore a higher chance of needing immediate help. For such cases, we have developed a general plan that combines reasonable costs and optimal required level of service.

E-commerce maintenance, on the other hand, requires a completely individual approach, so we assess each project on a case-by-case basis. E-commerce can mean a basic catalogue with a payment system. But you could just as easily build a multinational store on WooCommerce, complete with a user cabinet, countless integrations and automation. E-commerce is also much more demanding for optimisation quality. Therefore, each project has to be audited individually.

We have been supporting different web based applications for 15+ years. To be honest, we are relieved to stick to just WordPress and Woocommerce. If your website isn’t working the way you want it to, it might be worth considering switching to the world’s most popular engine, and we’d love to talk to you about it.