I will handle your monthly wordpress maintenance, updates, backups and fixes

In the first days of the cycle I run the updates (after a full backup), scan for malware and vulnerabilities, harden logins and firewall, check SSL, uptime and speed, and fix small things I find. You get a short report. For the rest of the month I'm one message away.

I take a backup first, so I can roll back, find the conflicting plugin or theme and fix it, or hold that update until a safe version is out. Risky updates go on a copy first. If the site is already broken before I start, that's a repair job: see my fix gig.

Small fix: something that used to work and stopped, like a form, a slider, a layout glitch, a plugin error. Change: something new, like a new section, new page, new content. Changes are in the Premium plan (2 hours a month) or as an extra hour.

Premium includes it: if your site gets infected while on the plan, I clean it, close the entry point and handle blacklist removal. On Basic and Standard it's an extra. Either way, monthly updates and hardening make it far less likely to happen at all.

WordPress admin and hosting (cPanel, Plesk or your host's panel) access, so I can take real backups and update safely. I'll ask for it in the order chat, never in the requirements form. If you prefer, create a separate admin user for me that you can remove anytime.

You subscribe for 3 or 6 months and get the discount; Fiverr charges you each month and I deliver each month. You can cancel the subscription from your Fiverr dashboard at any time. You can also order a single month to try it first.

Yes, and shops are where monthly care matters most: WooCommerce, payment and shipping plugins update often and break often. Shop updates are always tested on a copy first, with a test order before I switch.

Each subscription covers one site. For two or more, message me with the addresses and I'll send a bundle offer.

Automatic updates install blindly and nobody looks at the site afterwards. Here a person runs the update, checks the site, and fixes what the update changed. The backup before and the report after are the difference.