Managed care
Hosting, monitoring, backups, maintenance, and a known person responsible for the technical foundation.
Get a reliable home for the site, clear maintenance, and reserved help for the small changes that otherwise sit unfinished for weeks.
The business changes after launch. Services evolve, staff need new information, customers ask different questions, and small friction points become visible through real use.
Ongoing care keeps the technical foundation healthy and gives those useful changes a predictable place to go, with the context of the original system still intact.
Hosting, monitoring, backups, maintenance, and a known person responsible for the technical foundation.
Defined monthly capacity for small updates to existing pages, content, and design through a visible request workflow.
A rebuild and ongoing care with one person carrying the context from launch through future improvements.
The current Same-Day Website Partner plan reserves up to three working hours each month. The boundaries protect quick turnaround and clear expectations.
New pages, layouts, features, integrations, campaigns, extensive writing, and emergencies are scoped separately. Reserved care is not unlimited production, and unused monthly time does not roll over.
Clients point to the exact element on a live website, attach the request to that page location, and follow it through fixing, confirmation, or reopening instead of losing the work in email threads.
See the Terry Review workflowManaged Care starts at $99 per month. Same-Day Website Partner support is $595 per month. A rebuild plus a 12-month website partnership begins with a $3,000 launch payment and $595 monthly.
You do not need a finished brief. These answers make the boundaries clear; the project form gives me enough context to suggest the next useful step.
Up to three working hours of small adjustments each month, one active request at a time, with final copy and assets supplied through the visual request workflow.
Eligible small edits received by noon Eastern on a business day are normally completed that day. New pages, features, integrations, emergencies, and third-party delays are scoped separately.
No. The plan reserves monthly capacity and context rather than banking unlimited production time.
No permanent lock-in is required. The written agreement defines the initial term, ownership, third-party services, and handoff.
Tell me which small updates or technical responsibilities are being neglected. I will help choose the right level of care.
Keep my website current