A Site You Just Launched
Grow starts on go-live. Updates, backups, and a named owner should be in the same plan as the launch date.
Launch Is Not the End.
Website Maintenance
PowerCare is our website maintenance package. A site that nobody updates starts to rot. We stay on for updates, backups, and care so the site you launched still works next year — on a mid-range phone, with a login you understand.
The Year After Launch
PowerCare is for website maintenance when the site is live and nobody owns the next update. Software ages, a form breaks, a backup never ran. The launch date was a start, not a finish.
We put updates, backups, and a named owner in the same plan. Security and speed have their own pages. Maintenance is the weekly and monthly work that keeps the site you paid for usable.
If you need a new site, start with web design. If the site you have must keep working, this is the page.
Four starting points we see in Malaysia. If the site is live and nobody owns the next update, do not wait for a break.
Grow starts on go-live. Updates, backups, and a named owner should be in the same plan as the launch date.
The last update is a guess. We take the login, name what is ageing, and put a cadence on the work before something fails in public.
Staff change. The password sits in a chat. Care means one studio still answers, and you still know how to get in.
A price, a service, or a landing page that has to change this month. Small edits without opening a new rebuild.
The same honesty as a full site project, after launch. Nothing on a care plan without an owner.
The software and the pages you named, on a date we both can see. An update that waits for a scare is already late.
A copy that exists is not enough. We name where it lives and how we would put it back.
Enquire, book, or WhatsApp. We watch the path a buyer already uses so a silent form does not sit for a week.
A broken block, a dead link, a copy change. Care covers the work that should not wait for a new sitemap.
What we updated, what we backed up, and what still needs a decision. A care plan without a count is a retainer with no trail.
Hardening and Core Web Vitals have their own pages. Maintenance names when those pages should open — it does not replace them.
A shorter path than a rebuild. Still a dated plan. Still no login hunt after the first week.
The site, the updates, the backups, and who holds the login. We write the care job before we touch a file.
What happens weekly, monthly, and when something breaks. You sign off on the list, not a vague retainer.
Updates run. Backups exist. You get a trail you can read. Security and speed stay available when the site needs that work.
Short answers on what we update, how this differs from security, and whether a new site still needs care.
Tell us the URL, who holds the login, and what must stay live. We reply with the care job, a dated plan, and whether maintenance is the right work.