Getcha Solutions keeps business websites updated, backed up, monitored and checked by an experienced developer—before a small problem becomes an expensive rescue job.
A website maintenance service performs a defined schedule of software updates, backups, monitoring and functional checks. Hosting may keep the server running, but it does not always confirm that your contact form is delivering enquiries, your SSL certificate is healthy, or a plugin update has not damaged an important page.
All prices are in Singapore dollars. Hosting, paid licences and separately scoped development work are not included unless stated in your proposal.
Small brochure and company websites
Active WordPress and lead-generation websites
E-commerce and business-critical websites
From S$149 for a normal business website and from S$299 for e-commerce or custom websites. I check the code, hosting, plugins, licences, backups and existing faults before taking responsibility for ongoing care. Pre-existing repairs are quoted separately.
You pay for a real monthly checklist: updates, backups, monitoring and the checks included in your selected package.
New pages, redesigns, integrations and features are assessed and priced before work begins. No surprise invoice appearing from the bushes.
Hosting can be arranged separately from approximately S$30 per month. Domains, premium licences and external services remain visible costs.
An open-ended development retainer charges you “just in case” and can lead to arguments about what is included. A website-care plan pays for recurring preventive work that is performed whether or not you send me a request. Custom development remains quoted on an ad-hoc basis.
I have worked with PHP since 1996 and have repaired hacked, malware-infected, outdated and completely white-screen websites. Monitoring tools help me spot problems, but a tool cannot explain what happened to a worried business owner or decide the safest repair path.
You speak directly with me through WhatsApp. I explain the problem in ordinary language and tell you what is included before chargeable work begins.
Read client reviewsShare the URL and tell me what worries you or what has already stopped working.
I inspect the platform, hosting, versions, backups, licences and obvious risks.
Existing faults are resolved separately so the maintenance plan begins from a known baseline.
The agreed checks run on schedule, with clear reports and direct support when something needs attention.
Getcha Solutions website maintenance packages start at S$99 per month for a small business website, S$199 per month for an active WordPress website, and from S$499 per month for e-commerce or business-critical websites. The right plan depends on the platform, update risk and business impact if the site stops working.
Usually not. Hosting keeps the server and website files online. Website maintenance covers the application itself: software updates, backups, form testing, security checks, broken links and investigating website problems. Some hosts provide selected tools, but they may not test whether your enquiry form or checkout still works.
Yes. An initial assessment is required so the code, hosting, plugins, licences, backups and existing problems can be understood before ongoing care begins.
No. The packages include the listed maintenance tasks and limited minor content work. New pages, redesigns, integrations and features are scoped and quoted separately before work starts.
Pre-existing malware or damage is assessed and quoted separately. Recovery assistance for a covered incident is included only where stated in the plan and depends on having a usable clean backup. No maintenance provider can honestly guarantee that a website will never be attacked.
No. Each monthly allowance is reserved for small work during that month and does not accumulate. This keeps response times and pricing fair for every client.
Yes. Monthly plans can be cancelled before the next billing cycle. Annual plans may include better value because the maintenance schedule and capacity are reserved in advance.
I will review the situation and tell you whether you need routine maintenance, a one-time repair, security recovery or an upgrade. You can also begin with the free WordPress SOS guide or read my explanation of the latest PHP security risks for business owners.