WordPress maintenance plans that keep your site running right.

It depends on how much care your site needs — which is exactly why I publish the tiers above instead of hiding them behind a quote. My WordPress care plans start at $40/month for a simple site and go up from there based on the level of security, support, and hands-on time you want. No hidden fees; the price you see is the price.

Plain hosting just gives your site a place to live. A care plan is that plus the ongoing website maintenance that keeps it healthy — security, updates, backups, monitoring, and someone actually watching it. Every Studio Care plan is managed WordPress hosting and maintenance together, so there’s one place, one bill, and one person responsible.

For ongoing hosting and maintenance, yes — a plan is how I keep a site properly cared for rather than in a vague, undefined arrangement. One-off projects (a new site, a redesign) are separate and quoted on their own.

Usually, yes — free migration and setup are included on every plan. I’ll move it over, check it out, and get it onto a solid footing. If I find something that needs fixing first, I’ll tell you plainly before anything starts.

Content edits are unlimited on Standard and up, and higher tiers include some development time. Anything bigger — a new page, a feature, a redesign — is billed at $150/hour, and I estimate it up front so there are no surprises.

Every plan actively works to prevent it. On Plus and Premium, malware cleanup is included if it ever does happen. On the lower plans I’ll still help — it’s just billed as recovery work.

Every site I host sits behind Cloudflare — that’s where the firewall, the CDN, and the DDoS protection live — so your domain’s nameservers need to point there, and the DNS zone normally lives in my Cloudflare account. Your domain itself stays registered in your name, at your registrar, under your account. Pointing nameservers changes where DNS is answered, not who owns the domain, and you can point them somewhere else at any time without my approval or a code from me.

If your organization requires DNS to stay in an account you own, tell me before onboarding. You can keep the Cloudflare account and add me as a full administrator instead. Two things change: Cloudflare Pro on your own account is billed to you rather than included in your plan, and the plan level and security settings stay changeable from your side, so I can’t guarantee the protections your plan is paying for. If your domain is registered at Cloudflare itself, the zone can’t move to my account at all, and we’d either move the registration to another registrar or use that administrator arrangement. It isn’t my preferred setup, but it’s a conversation, not a refusal.

There’s a 30-day money-back guarantee. The clock starts the day your site goes live on my server, not the day you sign up, so a slow migration doesn’t eat into it. Tell me inside those 30 days and I’ll refund everything you’ve paid — including an annual prepayment in full, not prorated. The migration and setup work is on me. Your original site is untouched the whole time, so you have somewhere to go back to.

Within 48 hours on Starter, 24 hours on Standard, and same day on Plus and Premium, with Premium taking priority. Those are hours, not business days — a Friday afternoon problem doesn’t wait until Tuesday. Every plan also includes phone support: leave me a message and I’ll call you back.

Changes to what’s already there — text, prices, hours, staff, photos, a new post, a PDF swap. On Standard and up those are unlimited; send them as often as you like. Development time is different: new functionality, layout work, a new template. Standard includes 30 minutes a month of it, Plus an hour, Premium two hours, and anything beyond that is $150/hour, estimated first.

If you’re not sure, tell me about your site and I’ll point you to the right fit honestly — including the smaller plan if that’s genuinely all you need. I’d rather you be on the right plan than the biggest one.