Site Assessment
We audit your current site's security, performance, and update status to see what needs attention first.
Launch day isn't the finish line. Plugins go out of date, security patches pile up, uptime hiccups happen, and content needs updating more often than most businesses plan for. Weboraz's maintenance retainers keep your site running quietly in the background, with someone actually checking on it instead of hoping nothing breaks.

Most website problems don't announce themselves. A plugin quietly falls out of date, a broken form loses three weeks of leads before anyone notices, an SSL certificate expires on a Sunday, or a slow page starts bleeding conversions nobody's tracking. None of these show up until they're already costing you something.
Our maintenance retainers cover the ongoing work a live website actually needs: security patches, uptime monitoring, backups, content updates, and performance checks on a regular schedule — not a reactive scramble after something breaks. You get a direct line to the team that already knows your site, instead of onboarding a new developer every time something needs fixing.
We audit your current site's security, performance, and update status to see what needs attention first.
We set up a retainer scoped to your site's actual needs — update frequency, backup schedule, and support hours.
We handle updates, monitoring, backups, and requested changes on the agreed schedule, month after month.
We send regular reports on what was done and flag anything that needs a bigger conversation.
Security and plugin updates, uptime monitoring, backups, minor content changes, and a set number of support hours each month, scoped to your specific site. We'll define exactly what's covered before you sign up — no vague "maintenance" with a surprise invoice later.
Our monitoring alerts us the moment uptime drops, and we investigate immediately rather than waiting for you to notice and email us. Response time depends on your plan, but downtime isn't something we let sit.
Yes, arguably more than an older site — new sites still need security patches and plugin updates from week one. Skipping maintenance early is exactly how sites end up vulnerable or slow within the first year.
Yes. We start with an audit of the existing site — code quality, plugin stack, security status — so we know what we're maintaining before we commit to a retainer, and we'll flag anything that needs fixing before it becomes your problem.
If nobody's actively watching your website right now, that's the gap we close — before it turns into a Monday morning emergency.
