Kegan Quimby

Web Design & Development

Budget

One hour

$125

/month

Fundamentals

Dedicated WordPress Hosting

99th percentile in performance benchmarks

Monthly updates


All Features

Daily backups

CDN

SSL

Automatic WordPress updates

Automatic plugin updates

Starter

Three hours

$375

/month

Fundamentals

Dedicated WordPress Hosting

99th percentile in performance benchmarks

Monthly updates


Everything in Budget, plus:

3 hours of support

Security audits

Automatic Image Optimization

Advanced

Five hours

$500

/month

Fundamentals

Dedicated WordPress Hosting

99th percentile in performance benchmarks

Monthly updates


Everything in Starter, plus:

5 hours of support

Priority support

Enterprise

Five+ hours

Custom

Fundamentals

Dedicated WordPress Hosting

99th percentile in performance benchmarks

Monthly updates


Monthly Security Audits

One of the most important things to monitor on a monthly basis, is the security of your WordPress website. There are a lot of ways a website can be breached, but keeping an eye on things is where I come in.

Here’s how I guarantee 99.99% uptime:

Core Updates

Update to the latest stable version of the WordPress core every month.

Vulnerability patches

Improved speed

Easier backend editing

Plugin & Theme Updates

Update plugins and themes to ensure compatibility with environment.

Update all plugins

Rigorous testing

Update theme files

File Updates

Ensure no malware or bad scripts get on your server, outside of core files.

Monitor executable files

Harden file modes

Force uploads by file type

Backups

Automatic daily full site backups to ensure it’s easy to roll back to any point in time.

Daily restore points

Rigorous testing to ensure no loss of data

Restore in seconds

The support you need, when you need it

Chat

Chat with me directly on Slack. I’ll answer all your web related questions. Requires a Slack account.

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Blog

Learn how to build and optimize your WordPress site. I get into the nitty gritty of site speed, optimization, and all things WordPress.

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