24/7 monitoring
Email alert when the page does not respond. Response time measured, not estimated.
Each of these scenarios is solved by ongoing care - monthly, with one contact.
Without monitoring, each downtime takes longer than it needs to. 24/7 monitoring with email alert means we know about a problem before anyone calls. Reaction time measured, not estimated.
Updates with a test in the staging environment before they reach production. Every plugin and core has been checked - no surprises on the live website. Regularly, not all at once after several months.
Daily backup of files and database. 30 days of history. Rollback in an hour no matter what happened. Before each code change - an additional restore point.
Active CVE monitoring and security patches applied before operation. File permissions check, core integrity check. Zero violations on managed pages.
Not ad-hoc, not when something comes up. Defined rhythm, monthly report, pool of hours on demand.
Email alert when the page does not respond. Response time measured, not estimated.
Core, plugins, theme — staging → production tested. No surprises.
Files + database, 30 days of history. Rollback in one hour in case of a problem.
CVE monitoring, patches before operation, file permissions control.
PSI tests after each implementation. Elimination of regression, caching, Core Web Vitals.
Monitoring the validity of certificates, renewal before expiry. Zero downtime due to SSL.
Texts, sections, graphics, forms — from the hour pool, without separate quotes (Launch Care+).
What we did, how many hours, GA4 and GSC review, one recommendation for the next month.
24/7 monitoring and email alert when the website does not respond. Intervention before downtime becomes a crisis — before anyone calls with a complaint.
you learned from the customer
alert in 2 min, customer can't see anything
Daily backup of files and databases — regardless of hosting. Before each update, an additional restore point. No stress with code changes.
last backup 8 months ago
every day, regardless of hosting
Tested for staging, not on the live page. Regular, not when someone finally finds the time. No backlogs, no surprises in production.
Each update can change performance. We check PSI after each implementation and eliminate regressions before they bounce back on positions in Google.
You are not looking for who is responsible for what. One contact: hosting, code, updates, changes — all in one place, one ticket, one response time.
Monthly report: what we did, how many hours, what the pot went for, what we plan. No surprises on the invoice, no disappearing after closing the ticket.
Start with Basic Care for peace of mind and safety. Select Growth Circle if you want the site to grow actively with the company.
Basic Care
PLN 150
monthly net · no dev hoursLaunch Care
PLN 1 190
monthly net · 5 h/m dev poolGrowth Circle
PLN 2 390
monthly net · 10 h/m dev poolPartner Lab
from PLN 4,190
monthly net · 20 hours/month of the dev poolBriefly describe your website: CMS, hosting, how many changes per month. We will call you back with a proposal of the package and the date of onboarding.
3–5 business days as standard. Technical audit, taking over access, configuration of backup and monitoring, opening a communication channel. At Launch Care and above, we immediately remove overdue updates.
The monitoring detects the problem in 2 minutes. For Launch Care and above, the failure SLA is in the contract. For Basic Care, response on the next working day. We set a higher SLA before signing the contract.
Yes, in any direction. Higher package from next month. Lower or canceled 30 days in advance. No penalty, no minimum period.
Yes. Mydevil, Cyber-folks, home.pl, dhosting, OVH, VPS, cloud — we work on everyone. FTP/SFTP and WP-Admin access is enough. We do not require relocation. If the hosting is problematic, we recommend a change, but the decision is yours.
Everything: programming, design, graphics, analytics, copy, integrations. Hours are flexible. We bill each hour in a monthly report.
We specialize in WordPress (with WooCommerce, ACF, Elementor, custom themes). Shopify, Webflow and other CMSs are considered individually — it is best to describe the stack at the diagnostic interview.