Website Maintenance Services
Someone Who Actually Answers
Your site is live and nobody owns it. Changes wait weeks, updates get skipped because they feel risky, and nobody is watching whether it is up. We run it: security, uptime, performance, and the changes you need this week.
The Website Nobody Owns
This is what usually brings companies to us:
Simple Changes Take Weeks
A copy edit or a new landing page means raising a ticket with whoever built the site, then waiting. Marketing moves at the speed of someone else's backlog.
The Agency Built It and Left
The build was delivered, the relationship ended, and now nobody knows the codebase. Every change starts with someone reverse-engineering it.
Updates Feel Risky
Dependencies and plugins are months behind because updating might break something and nobody wants to be the one who did it.
Nobody Is Watching Uptime
You find out the site is down when a customer emails. There is no monitoring, no alerting, and no one on call.
Performance Has Drifted
It was fast at launch. Three years of added scripts, unoptimised images, and tag manager sprawl later, it is not.
Your SEO Firm Is Blocked
You are paying for SEO recommendations that nobody implements, because implementing them requires a developer you do not have.
Why Axiolo for Website Maintenance?
We are engineers who understand marketing, not a helpdesk that reads tickets.
Actual Engineers, Not a Queue
The people making changes wrote production code this week. Requests get handled, not triaged into a backlog.
We Will Work on Someone Else's Build
You do not need us to have built the site. We take over existing codebases regularly, including ones the original agency abandoned.
We Implement Your SEO Firm's Recommendations
If you have an SEO agency producing technical recommendations, we ship them. Two of our clients work exactly this way.
Marketing Changes, Not Just Patches
New landing pages, campaign updates, tracking changes, and CRO experiments, alongside the security and dependency work.
Monitoring Included
Uptime monitoring, error tracking, and log review are part of the plan rather than an upsell you find out about after an outage.
Three Month Minimum, Then Monthly
Long enough to get to know the codebase properly, short enough that we keep earning it.
What's Covered
A maintenance plan is ongoing capacity, not a fixed list of chores.
Team Augmentation
Developers who work alongside your team on the site and whatever else needs building.
Learn moreMarketing as a Service
Maintenance inside a wider marketing operation, connected to your SEO, paid, and content work.
Learn moreMost requests, not a two-week queue
We find out before your customers do
What changed, what we caught, what's next
What a Maintenance Plan Covers
Six workstreams, run continuously rather than billed as separate projects.
Security and Updates
Dependency and framework updates, vulnerability patching, SSL, and access management, tested before they go anywhere near production.
Uptime and Monitoring
Availability monitoring, error tracking, and server log review, so problems surface as alerts rather than as customer complaints.
Content and Page Changes
Copy edits, new pages, landing pages, and campaign updates. The routine work that otherwise waits on a developer you do not have.
Performance
Core Web Vitals, image and script optimisation, and cleaning up the tag sprawl that accumulates on every live site.
Technical SEO Implementation
Schema, redirects, canonical and indexation fixes, and site health work, whether the recommendations are ours or your SEO firm's.
Hosting and Infrastructure
We manage the environment, including Cloudflare, and migrate between hosts when needed. Google Cloud, AWS, DigitalOcean, and traditional hosts.
Industries We Serve
B2B companies where the website is a sales asset rather than a brochure.
What We Maintain
Modern stacks and inherited ones. We work on what you have.
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G Maintenance in Practice
What ongoing ownership looks like over years, not weeks.
Unosquare: Built the Site, Still Run It
We designed and built Unosquare's website and have maintained it since: uptime, log review, continuous changes, landing pages for every campaign, and the tracking underneath. The site is a working part of a programme that sources the majority of their pipeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about ongoing website maintenance.
What does website maintenance cost?
Maintenance as a single capability on retainer runs $4,000 to $6,000 per month depending on how much change you need and how complex the stack is. Sites that need occasional security work sit at the lower end; sites where marketing ships new pages and campaigns weekly sit higher. Minimum engagement is three months, then month to month.
Do you have to have built the site?
No. We take over existing codebases regularly, including ones the original agency abandoned. We start with an audit of what you have, document it, and tell you honestly whether it is worth maintaining or worth rebuilding.
What platforms do you maintain?
Astro, Next.js, React, WordPress, HubSpot CMS, and most headless setups. If it is a website with a codebase we can access, we can almost certainly maintain it. We will tell you if we cannot.
What counts as a maintenance request?
Copy and content edits, new pages and landing pages, campaign updates, tracking and schema changes, performance work, security and dependency updates, and technical SEO implementation. Larger projects like a redesign are scoped separately.
How fast do changes get made?
Most requests inside 48 hours. Urgent issues, an outage or a broken form, are handled immediately. Larger pieces are scheduled and scoped so you know when they land.
Do you handle hosting?
We manage the environment, including Cloudflare configuration, CDN, DNS, and SSL, and we can migrate you between hosts. We work with Google Cloud, AWS, DigitalOcean, and traditional hosts. We do not resell hosting, so we have no incentive to move you anywhere in particular.
Can you implement what our SEO agency recommends?
Yes, and it is a common arrangement. If you have an SEO firm producing technical recommendations that nobody is implementing, we are the implementation side. Two of our clients work exactly this way.
What about uptime monitoring?
Included. We monitor availability, watch error rates and server logs, and alert on problems. You find out from us, not from a customer.
What happens if we stop?
You keep everything: the codebase, the hosting accounts, the documentation, and the analytics configuration. We hand over within 15 business days at no charge. We would rather you left cleanly than felt stuck.
Ready to Hand the Site to Someone Who Answers?
Security, uptime, performance, and the changes you actually need this week. Handled by engineers, reported monthly.
- Technical audit of your current site
- Security and dependency review
- Performance and Core Web Vitals assessment
- A maintenance quote, no obligation
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