Keep your WordPress website updated, monitored, and supported with an optional maintenance arrangement. You remain free to manage your website yourself or change providers.
WordPress websites need routine attention to core files, themes, plugins, backups, and compatibility. Maintenance is a separate service from website ownership, and BWC can tailor its scope to your site and risk profile.
Practical solutions tailored to your requirements and confirmed in the project scope.
Review and apply approved WordPress core, theme, and plugin updates with attention to compatibility.
Set up and review backup practices and an appropriate recovery process for the hosting environment.
Check key site functionality, respond to agreed support requests, and document recurring issues.
The maintenance agreement defines covered tasks, update frequency, backup and restore responsibilities, support limits, and any third-party costs. Emergency response, malware cleanup, and substantial feature development should be separately scoped unless explicitly included.
Maintenance is optional. Ending it does not transfer ownership of your website to BWC or prevent you from selecting another maintenance provider. Any access handover follows the terms of your agreement.
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No. Ongoing maintenance is optional. You keep your website whether or not BWC manages it. You can update WordPress yourself or choose another provider. Someone should still handle plugin and theme updates, backups, security checks, and troubleshooting.
Not automatically. Hosting keeps your site online. Ongoing maintenance handles tasks such as WordPress updates, backups, security checks, and troubleshooting. You can host with BWC or another provider and decide separately who manages the website.
You keep your website. You can manage it yourself or hire another WordPress professional. Before switching, make sure you have administrator access, hosting credentials, a current backup, and control of your domain. Any separate hosting or premium-plugin subscriptions may need renewal or transfer.
Tell us about your website, goals, timeline, and requirements. We’ll discuss the project scope, ownership terms, and any optional ongoing services before recommending the next step.
