Neometa

WordPress maintenance

Someone checks the site before a small problem becomes your problem

Neometa handles routine WordPress updates, backups and monitoring, with a developer reviewing the site rather than an unattended update tool simply reporting that it ran.

Basis
Monthly care plan
Core work
Updates, backups, monitoring
Existing sites
After an initial review
Support
Agreed by plan
Get a maintenance quote

Responsibility

Maintenance is not clicking “update all” once a month

Updates can conflict, backups can fail silently and a site can remain online while an important form has stopped working. The value is in checking the outcome and having a known recovery route.

Managed updates

Core, plugins and themes updated in a controlled sequence, with compatibility or known-risk issues considered first.

Backups and recovery

A recent working copy available when an update or hosting problem requires the site to be restored.

Routine oversight

Availability and obvious site health issues checked, with anything outside the plan raised clearly rather than silently ignored.

A route into support

When a fault or change needs development time, you already have someone who understands how the site is put together.

How it works

Take responsibility in a controlled way

The first review matters because an unknown site should not be put on automatic updates and called maintained.

  1. Review the current setup

    We inspect hosting, WordPress, the theme, plugins, backups and any obvious existing faults before agreeing the plan.

  2. Agree the maintenance boundary

    Frequency, monitoring, support allowance, response expectations and exclusions are written down so both sides know what is covered.

  3. Maintain and record

    Updates and checks are carried out on the agreed schedule, with failed or deferred changes recorded rather than hidden.

  4. Escalate the work that is not routine

    Faults, improvements and larger changes are explained and scoped separately unless they fit within included support time.

Maintenance or support?

Prevention belongs here. Fixes and change lists belong in support.

If the site already has a problem or you have a list of changes, go to WordPress support. If you want ongoing technical housekeeping and a reliable recovery route, maintenance is the right starting point.

Maintenance questions

Questions people usually ask us

Maintenance is planned prevention: updates, backups, monitoring and routine checks. Support is reactive or improvement work such as fixing a form, changing a template or investigating a fault. A maintenance relationship gives us context when support is needed, but the work is scoped separately unless your plan includes support time.

Want someone accountable for the routine technical work?

Send the site. We'll review its size and complexity, then explain the appropriate care plan and what it would not cover.

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