Website Care and Support Plans in Birmingham

Plans start from £150 per month. The exact cost depends on the size and complexity of the site and the level of support required.

Core, plugin and theme updates, premium plugin licences, scheduled backups, security monitoring and performance checks, plus direct support for fixes and changes. The exact scope depends on your site.

Yes. Plugin licences are covered within the monthly cost where applicable, removing a common additional expense for site owners.

Yes. An initial audit is carried out to assess the current state of the site before anything begins.

Yes. One off support is available for occasional tasks: technical fixes, content updates, plugin issues and form problems. Ad hoc requests are typically responded to within 1 to 2 working days.

Primarily WordPress, though care for other platforms can be discussed depending on the technology involved.

For most small businesses in Birmingham, meaningful movement in local rankings typically starts to appear within 3 to 6 months of consistent work. GBP and map visibility can sometimes move faster, particularly for less competitive search terms. Broad terms like "accountant Birmingham" or "solicitor Birmingham" take longer because others are targeting them too. The work compounds: a site that has been properly optimised and maintained for 12 months will significantly outperform one that received a one-off fix. SEO is not a quick return, but for businesses in a competitive market like Birmingham it is one of the most cost-effective ways to generate consistent enquiries over time.

Not always. If your existing site is structurally sound, loads quickly and is built on a platform you have proper control over, it can often be optimised without a full rebuild. The sites that genuinely need replacing are ones with fundamentally poor architecture, serious speed problems that can't be resolved without a rebuild, or ones built on closed platforms that limit what you can control technically. I will assess your site honestly and tell you which category it falls into. If it can be improved as-is, I will do that. If the issues are deep enough that a rebuild makes more sense, I will explain why.