CARE PLAN
Support after launch for the small changes a website needs.
Your website needs keeping up to date. You can either handle the routine changes yourself or ask us to do them.
Ownership & aftercare
Two honest routes.
Once a site is live, someone has to keep it up to date. Usually that means one of two things: you make the routine changes yourself, or we handle them for you. Neither option is automatically better. It depends on how often things change, how hands-on you want to be, and whether you want the technical side on your plate at all. It is better to decide that early, because it affects how the site should be built.
You edit directly.
Best when the site changes often and you want to handle routine updates yourself.- Suits frequent updates — prices, dates, photos or wording that move regularly.
- Needs time and confidence — someone on your side who's comfortable making the changes.
- Planned in from the start — direct editing only works when the editable areas are deliberately built in. An existing static site can't always be made safely editable afterwards — so it's agreed before the build, not assumed.
We keep it current.
Best when updates are lighter or less frequent, and you'd rather send them over than manage the technical side yourself.- Suits lighter change — occasional updates rather than constant editing.
- No technical responsibility — you send the change; we make it, check it and keep things tidy.
- Deliberately narrow — small updates and upkeep only, so it stays useful and does not turn into a vague catch-all retainer. This is the Care Plan, from £39/month.
The route affects how the site is built, so it is better to agree it early than bolt it on later. Either way, the site stays yours. No lock-in.
What "edit directly" does and doesn't mean
- Only the agreed areas — text, photos, prices and dates you'll actually change. Layout and brand components stay protected, so a quick edit can't break the design.
- Editing isn't redesign — new sections or a new look are a separate project, not part of ongoing editing.
- Advanced features are separate — shops, bookings, memberships, logins and multi-person permissions need their own scope.
- Existing sites aren't guaranteed — a static site can't always be made safely editable afterwards; we look first and tell you honestly.
- Either way, it's yours — the site, the content and the brand stay with you if you ever move on.
Built properly at launch. Kept useful afterwards.
A simple support plan for small changes after launch.
Kept deliberately narrow, so it stays useful and reasonably priced.
Built for
- Small wording updates
- Photo swaps
- Service, date or price changes
- Simple checks
- Minor fixes
- Practical advice
Not built for
- Redesigns
- New site sections
- Custom systems
- Ongoing campaigns
- Unlimited work
Small updates after launch, with no lock-in. The site stays yours.
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