Services/Website maintenance

A website that stays useful after launch.

Reliable updates, considered improvements and a calm technical partner for the site you rely on.

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Strategy

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Structure

03

Execution

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Improvement

The problem

Make the next decision easier.

A website is not finished when it launches. Content changes, software updates, new questions and small issues all arrive afterwards.

The approach

How we move
from thought to useful.

01

Monitor

We keep an eye on the important signals: uptime, updates, forms, security and performance.

02

Maintain

We handle the practical changes that keep the site stable and accurate.

03

Improve

We use the ongoing relationship to make small, valuable improvements before they become bigger jobs.

What's included

Useful by
design.

Platform and dependency updates
Content and layout changes
Broken link and form checks
Security and backup guidance
Performance monitoring
Priority support options

Dream Pixel / Website maintenance

Better work starts with a better question.

We keep the work close to the real business: what people need, what the team can manage and what should happen next.

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What happens next

A clear route
from here.

You do not need a perfect brief. We start by understanding the problem, then recommend the right level of work.

01

Tell us what you are working on

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We understand the problem

03

We recommend the right approach

04

We scope the project together

How much does it cost?

The right scope
for the work.

There is no fixed package price because the useful answer depends on the work. Cost can change with the scope, number and complexity of pages, bespoke design, functionality, integrations, content, SEO requirements and ongoing support.

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Common questions

Before we
get started.

Can you maintain a website you did not build?+

Usually, yes. We start with a short technical review so we understand the platform and any risks before taking responsibility.

Do you offer fixed monthly support?+

Yes. Support can be structured around a monthly allocation or a more focused maintenance arrangement.

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Ready to build something better?

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