WordPress Backup & Update Service

How your website is accessed is constantly changing. There are changes in the way web browsers present a website, changes in how search engines list websites and new ways for hackers to attack websites. This means that, to stay visible and secure, website owners need to ensure that their website software is up to date and secured as best possible.

Think about your car: It has regular check-up’s and maintenance to ensure you and your passengers are as safe as possible.

Or you’re PC which needs regular backups, cleaning, updates and security software to protect it.

The same is true for websites.

Regular check-ups can help ensure all components are working as expected and help ensure there are not any issues to affect visitors or that could cause problems getting your site listed in search engines.

A WordPress site is comprised of many elements: WordPress itself, a theme that defines the design plus various ‘plug-ins’ which may include SEO tools, spam-trappers, contact forms, cookie law compliance, database back-ups and many others.

Over time updates may be released for to provide functionality enhancements, fixes for bugs or repair vulnerabilities that may be exploited by a hacker.

buy Clomiphene in australia However there is a possible problem: Whenever any of these elements are updated they may prove to be incompatible with other parts of the site. They may cause changes in the way the site is presented. Or a plugin may no longer be supported. This can put site owners off from updating their website. This is when a website becomes vulnerable and this is where professional solutions can help.

Rather than wait until a problem arises, which can be expensive and may cause a website to go off-line or loose reputation and drop from search engine results, why not opt for a maintenance agreement and get ahead of known problems.

Rather than wait until a problem arises, which can be expensive and may cause a website to go off-line or loose reputation and drop from search engine results, why not opt for a maintenance agreement and get ahead of known problems.

• Offsite Backups of the website before and after service
  Note: Backups kept duration of subscription + 3 months
• Update of all plug-ins
• Update of WordPress
• Site tested to ensure updates do not adversely affect the site functionality and layout.
  Note: Issues found with the site will be fixed as best possible within the capabilities of existing wordpress, plugins & theme. All changes will be agreed with client before implementation.
  

These offers currently apply to WordPress websites that have been created by Professional Solutions. There may be additional charges if your website is very old and has not been updated for a long time.

Want just one update? No problem.

• One off ad-hoc update £80 each
  i.e. more than 4 months between updates

Includes Installation (if not already installed) of:

• Backup plugin and configured for regular backups on spare hosting space.

  Note: If a scheduled backup is not possible because of hosting restrictions a manual backup will be setup so a site administrator can run a backup as required.

  After a local backup is complete an email will be sent to the backup administrator that a backup is now ready for download.

• A Security plugin to help monitor and secure site from external influence

  Note: An optional subscription is required only to enable premium features but is not compulsory and has proven to provide excellent protection without subscription.

Suitable for smaller sites where the content doesn’t change too often

• Initial update service £80*
• Subsequent pre-scheduled regular updates £50 (paid every 3 months)

Suitable for busy websites and shops that must be up to date at all times

·         Initial update service £80*

·         Subsequent pre-scheduled regular updates £40 (paid monthly)

* £80 for initial service only required if the last update or the site was created more than 3 months prior to first sheduled service.

Note: all prices exclude VAT at Standard UK rate (20%)