App Development and Server
Maintenance Post Support Tire

Support Proposal
26 Aug 2026

Ongoing post-development support for the website. Choose the tier that fits your needs — every feature below is included as described.

Basic
Essential upkeep & reactive fixes
$___ / month
Advanced
Proactive maintenance, priority & fast response
$___ / month
Support Feature Basic$___ / monthAdvanced$___ / month
WordPress
Core & Plugin Updates MonthlyBi-weekly + compatibility checks
Multisite & Lab Support Basic issues and configurationAdvanced multisite & cross-site troubleshooting
Forms Maintenance Basic fixesAdvanced troubleshooting & integration support
Development
Theme, Gutenberg & Frontend Minor bug fixes*Full maintenance, debugging & improvements
Custom Code & Backend Minor bug fixes*Advanced debugging & maintenance
Database / Content Issues Basic investigationAdvanced troubleshooting & data fixes
Existing APIs / Integrations Maintenance & troubleshooting
Database Optimization Every two monthsRegularly
Performance & Accessibility Basic fixes / monthly reviewRegular optimization & WCAG-related fixes
New Features / Major Development Separately estimated
SEO
Technical SEO Monitoring MonthlyWeekly
Redirects, Broken Links & Indexing Basic fixesProactive monitoring & fixes
Sitemap / Robots.txt Fix when requiredProactive maintenance
New SEO Analysis & Optimization ✓ Included
Schema / Structured Data Monitoring & fixes
Search Console & Release Validation ✓ Included
Server / DevOps
Deployment Support Standard supportPriority troubleshooting & rollback support
Application Logs / Errors When issue is reportedProactive critical-error review and regular monitoring
Database Backup for Security Weekly external database backupDaily external database backup + restore support
Environment / Restore Support ✓ Included
Support & Response
Standard Response Time Within 24 business hoursWithin 1–4 hours
Critical / Emergency Support ✓ IncludedMaximum 20 minutes for critical issues
Monthly Technical Report ✓ Included
Monthly Price $___ / month$___ / month

Minor bug fixes*

Minor fixes are small corrections to existing functionality that normally require up to 2 developer hours to investigate, implement and test. Examples include small styling or responsive fixes, fixing an existing Gutenberg block, minor WordPress/plugin configuration issues, broken links or redirects, small form issues, minor PHP/JavaScript errors, and small accessibility corrections. Minor fixes do not include new features, new blocks, major redesigns, new integrations, architecture changes, complex multisite changes, or other significant development work; these are handled under Advanced support or estimated separately.