A development partner after launch, not just a helpdesk.
Responsive support for existing websites, ecommerce platforms and bespoke applications.
Responsive support for existing websites, ecommerce platforms and bespoke applications.
Retained support is a working relationship rather than a ticket queue. What follows is how the hours actually tend to get used.
Speak to people who understand the code and can explain the options clearly.
Address software, security and performance risks before they become bigger problems.
Use a prioritised backlog to keep the platform useful as the business changes.
Diagnose and resolve issues with proper root-cause analysis, not just quick fixes.
Plan and build new capabilities within your retained hours as priorities evolve.
Advise on future direction, technology choices and technical debt management.
Most sites do not fail dramatically. They drift: a plugin goes unsupported, a form stops delivering, a certificate lapses, and the list of small changes nobody got round to keeps growing.
A retainer exists to stop that accumulating, and to make sure there is somebody who already knows the build when something does need attention urgently.
Tell us what the site is, who looks after it now, and what keeps getting left undone. We will tell you honestly how many hours a month that is.