Your WooCommerce store kept updated and secure, and the things on your list built.

It happens during Foundation. We need hosting access and your code. If there’s no repository, we create one. We audit the store, set up staging and the release pipeline, then take over. Nothing changes on the live store until you’ve approved it.

Two WooCommerce stores with the same traffic can need very different amounts of work. One with sixty plugins, a page builder, custom checkout code and a CRM connection takes far longer to update and test than a lean store.So we look over your setup first, at no cost. A straightforward store pays the price shown. A more complex one might pay £695 a month, not £595. Either way you know your exact price before you pay anything, and it only changes if the store changes a lot, such as a new integration or a subscriptions add-on.

Yes, up or down, with one month’s notice. A store might run Build or Growth while there’s a backlog or a migration, then step down to Care once things are steady.

One self-contained change you can describe in a sentence or two, that we can build, test and release on its own. For example: a checkout or shipping rule change, a plugin swapped for a better one, a landing page, a bug that keeps coming back, a form that never worked, or a simple custom plugin.Bigger requests count as two or three tasks, and we tell you before we start. Work that runs over weeks with another system or supplier involved, such as an integration, a redesign or a speed project, is quoted at a fixed price.

Unused tasks roll over one month, so a quiet month isn’t wasted. They don’t build up beyond that.

Extra tasks are quoted at a fixed price, or you move up a plan.

If the store is down or checkout is failing, we get you back online without billing hours or using your tasks. That applies on every plan, once the store has passed Foundation and any urgent fixes we flagged are done.If the cause needs a bigger fix, such as a hacked site, a failing host or a plugin that has to be replaced, we stabilise first and quote the rest at a fixed price. Nothing starts without your say-so.

Minor and security updates, yes, after a staging check. Major plugin versions that change how a feature works, such as a new WooCommerce checkout or a page builder rewrite, need proper testing, so they’re flagged and quoted. Nothing gets updated blind.

Care still works, but the catch-up update is quoted separately first. On Growth, one major WooCommerce or theme upgrade a year is included; the catch-up to get there is a one-off.

They run plugin updates automatically across hundreds of sites and charge by the hour for anything else. Our Care plan tests every update on a staging copy of your store first, with a senior developer checking the result, and fixes anything an update breaks.Build and Growth are the bigger difference: three or seven pieces of real development every month, reviewed and released. If all you need is plugins updated on a brochure site, a cheap maintenance service is the right buy and we’ll say so.

Yes, when the site takes payments, bookings or sign-ups, such as course, membership and booking sites. The plans and prices are the same.

Probably Growth, but we’ll assess it before we quote. The platform alone doesn’t decide the price. How much can break does.

No. We work with your current host. If the hosting itself is the problem, we’ll tell you, and quote a move separately. If you’d rather have the store on our UK servers, managed by us, it’s £45 + VAT a month.

Your code does, to our AI provider, on a business plan that doesn’t use it to train its models. Customer data doesn’t. We build in our own development environment and no customer data is imported into it.

Yes. Everything built in Foundation (the repository, staging and the audit) is yours whether you stay or not, and so are the code and accounts. Plans run monthly with one month’s notice, and we hand over configuration and workflow documents during that month.