WordPress Maintenance Subscription
Your WordPress developer, on call. Submit unlimited tasks, we work one at a time, delivered within 1–2 business days. $200/month. Pause or cancel anytime.
Start subscribingMost WordPress sites don't need a full project — they need someone to handle the steady drip of small things. A plugin that needs configuring. A page section that needs updating. A form that needs a new field. None of that justifies hiring a developer, and none of it gets done if it's sitting on your own to-do list. That's what the subscription is for.
What's included
- Unlimited tasks in your queue
- One active task worked on at a time
- Delivered within 1–2 business days
- Direct communication via your task board
- Pause or cancel anytime — no questions asked
- No contracts. No proposals. No hourly billing.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Not happy after week one? 75% back. No questions.
What subscribers typically submit
Subscription or one-off project?
Subscribe if:
- You already have a site that needs regular small changes
- You don't want to hire, negotiate, or re-explain your site every time
- The work is ongoing, not a single defined project
Book a one-off project if:
- You need a new site built or an existing one redesigned
- The work is a single, well-defined problem to solve
- You'd rather pay once than commit monthly
Frequently asked questions
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