Website maintenance packages from £85 a month
Hosting, updates, backups, monitoring and real development time, on one bill. The page below lists everything that happens for it — a care plan you cannot itemise is one you should not be paying for.
Two suppliers, and neither one is responsible
Every business with a website has had at least one of these weeks. The plan exists to make them somebody’s job — ours.
Everything that happens, and how often
Most care plans are impossible to audit, which is why so many get cancelled at the first quiet quarter. Count these instead.
Priced by what the site has to survive
Move up or down whenever. Nobody has to guess a year ahead which one they will need.
None of these quite right? Build your own plan and see the price before you speak to anybody.
Hosting is in the price — this is not a plan fee plus somebody else’s hosting invoice. Third-party licences and ad spend stay yours, in your own accounts.
Where the included time stops
It is real development time, not a ticket quota. Here is the line, so nobody discovers it during a disagreement.
- Content changes, new pages, new sections
- Design tweaks and layout adjustments
- Adding or reworking a form
- Fixing something that has stopped behaving
- Plugin configuration and integrations that already exist
- Advice — asking is never billed
- Paid ad spend and third-party licences, which stay in your name
- New features and anything needing its own design
- A redesign, or a new template from scratch
- Integrating a system you have not connected before
- Migrating from another platform
- Third-party licences and ad spend, which stay yours
The awkward ones
What if I want more posts than the plan includes?
Who writes the posts?
Does the allowance roll over?
What if a job is bigger than the allowance?
What does extra time cost?
How far back can you restore?
What is the difference between the plans?
Do you have to have built the site?
Am I tied in?
What counts as an emergency?
Is the hosting really included?
What if nothing goes wrong?
If a plan is not the right shape
What's included in a website maintenance package?
A good website maintenance package covers hosting, software and plugin updates, daily backups, security monitoring, uptime checks and a set amount of change time each month. Devute's care plans start at £85 a month and also include monthly content, all on one bill, month to month.
How much does website maintenance cost in the UK?
Website maintenance in the UK typically costs £50 to £500 a month depending on what's included. Devute's care plans are £85, £150 or £350 a month, covering hosting, updates, backups, monitoring, change time and content, with no long contract.
Do I need a website maintenance plan?
If your site takes enquiries or sales, yes. Unpatched plugins, expired certificates and failed backups cause most website outages and hacks. A plan makes those someone's job before they become an emergency.
Is hosting included?
Yes. Every care plan includes managed hosting with SSL, CDN, staging and daily off-site backups, so one company is responsible for both the site and the server.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes. Plans are month to month with 30 days' notice, and you keep a full export of your site if you leave.
What if my site breaks or gets hacked?
Emergencies are never charged extra on a care plan. We restore from backup, find the cause and fix it, usually the same working day.
Do you maintain sites you didn't build?
Yes. We review the site first, fix anything urgent, then bring it onto a plan. WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify and custom sites are all covered.
Guides that go deeper.
Where we do this most.
Often bought together.
Tell us what you need.
A senior person replies within one working day with a plan and a fixed price. No sales script, no obligation.
- Free audit of what you have now
- Fixed quote before any work starts
- You own the code, content and accounts
Tell us the goal. We’ll tell you the price.
A free audit, a fixed scope and a number — usually within two working days. No obligation, no sales theatre.
