Overview
Most sites in Nepal fail quietly, months before anyone notices
The usual story goes like this. A business pays for a website, it launches, everyone is pleased. Nobody touches it for two years. Then the SSL certificate expires and browsers start showing a warning, or a WordPress plugin that has not been updated since 2023 gets exploited and the site starts serving spam links, or the hosting account lapses because the renewal email went to a developer who left. By the time somebody notices, Google has already noticed too.
None of that is exotic. It is ordinary neglect, and it is preventable with a small amount of regular attention. Maintenance means checking that backups actually restore, applying security updates before they are exploited, watching uptime so an outage is detected in minutes, keeping page speed from drifting as content is added, and fixing the broken links and missing images that accumulate on any site people edit.
We also treat content changes as part of maintenance. Businesses put off updating a price list, a team page, or a service description because it means emailing a developer and waiting. On a maintenance plan those go into a queue and get done, which keeps the site accurate. An accurate site converts better and ranks better than a stale one.
Plans are monthly and sized to the site. A five page brochure site needs a fraction of the attention that an e-commerce store with payments and daily orders does, and we price accordingly rather than selling one package to everyone.
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