The form stops working
A plugin updates and quietly breaks your contact form. Enquiries stop arriving and nobody notices for three weeks.
Your website is the one piece of your business that runs 24 hours a day without a day off. My WordPress maintenance and support plans keep it that way — updates applied, security watched, backups taken, and a real person in South Jersey to call when something looks wrong.
WordPress sites don't fail all at once. They drift.
A plugin updates and quietly breaks your contact form. Enquiries stop arriving and nobody notices for three weeks.
Core falls a few versions behind, and a known vulnerability turns your site into someone else's spam server.
Nobody finds out until the day they're needed — and by then the work is simply gone.
I've been called in to clean up all three. It is always more expensive than maintaining the site would have been, and it always happens at the worst possible time.
Month to month. Cancel whenever it stops being worth it.
$129/mo
Best for businesses that just need the site to work.
$199/mo
Best for sites that change regularly.
That $85 is my lowest rate and it applies automatically — no hour packs, no minimum, nothing to buy up front to earn it. Being on a Webcare maintenance plan is what gets you the rate.
Either way I track everything in 15-minute increments and bill only for real work that moves your site forward. See full rates →
| Feature | Upkeep $129/mo | Priority Partner $199/mo |
|---|---|---|
| WordPress core + plugin updates | Yes | Yes |
| Update testing before it goes live | Yes | Yes |
| Daily security + vulnerability scan | Yes | Yes |
| 24/7 uptime monitoring | Yes | Yes |
| Daily off-site backups | Yes | Yes |
| Priority restoration | Yes | Yes |
| Monthly flex hour (doesn't roll over) | — | 1 hour |
| Content updates + design tweaks | Hourly | In flex hour |
| Direct technical consulting | — | Yes |
| $85/hr on all extra work — no block required | Automatic | Automatic |
| Priority over non-plan work, always | Yes | Yes |
If your site is offline, defaced, throwing errors or flagged by Google, I take emergency work ahead of everything else. If it's been hacked, there's a flat-fee hacked WordPress site cleanup — $250, same-day start. I'll tell you what happened, what it costs to fix, and what to change so it doesn't happen again. You don't need to be on a plan to call me for this — but maintenance clients always get priority.
Emergency, weekend and holiday work is billed at 1.5x. See rates.
I'm based in Mount Laurel and work with businesses across Burlington and Camden counties. Most of my clients I've met in person. If you're elsewhere in New Jersey, WordPress maintenance and support works just as well remotely — the monitoring and updates don't care where you are.
Upkeep keeps the site healthy. Priority Partner does that and gives you an hour a month of my time for changes — new content, a new page section, a tweak you've been meaning to ask about. The hour doesn't roll over, so it's worth actually using.
Yes, and most of my maintenance clients came to me that way. I do a short review first so I know what I'm taking responsibility for, and I'll tell you honestly if the site needs work before a plan makes sense.
Text changes, swapping images, adding a page, updating staff or service listings, publishing a post. If it's bigger than that I'll estimate it before starting.
No. Webcare maintenance plans are month to month. If it stops being worth it, cancel.
Uptime monitoring alerts me, not just you. Maintenance clients always get priority. Emergency work outside normal hours is billed at 1.5x.
I do — managed hosting is separate from maintenance, and the two work well together. See hosting.
“Spencer has updated and maintains our website. It is not hyperbole to say he has been the one holding it together. Spencer is a trusted advisor of working with websites.”
Tell me what you're running and I'll tell you which plan fits — or whether you need one at all.