Keep the site current,
reliable, and useful.
Ongoing website care is available after launch and is scoped in the project proposal. It can cover content updates, performance and accessibility checks, dependency upkeep, and small feature work, with coverage and pricing agreed before care begins.
What the monthly is for
- Content updates — copy edits, photo swaps, and small page additions
- Performance tuning — keeping Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals, and image weight where they should be
- Accessibility maintenance — preserving the WCAG posture across new content
- Dependency and security upkeep — packages, redirects, and the quiet plumbing that keeps a site safe
- Small feature work — components, embeds, and the additions that take an afternoon
- Quarterly written health check — a brief on traffic, performance, and what is worth doing next
- First responder for issues — the studio is the number to call when something looks wrong
What runs as a separate engagement
- New page templates or sections — a journal, a case-study format, a new product page type
- Redesigns of an existing template
- New integrations — CRM swaps, e-commerce, third-party platforms the site did not carry before
- Content writing and editorial work for a campaign or new section
- A second site, sub-brand, or microsite under the same studio
These are scoped and quoted as separate engagements. Renn can still handle them, but they sit outside the agreed care scope.
Why planned care, instead of break-fix
Planned care keeps content current, protects the performance and accessibility work completed at launch, and catches small problems before they become larger projects. Businesses that prefer to manage the site themselves can do so; care is available when a continuing studio relationship is useful.
Who it is for
Care plans are for sites the studio built. The plan is sized to the engagement — a small marketing site is a different scope than a multi-template site with content workflows and integrations. Care can begin at launch or be added later.
Pricing and agreement
Ongoing website care is scoped in the project proposal or a later written care agreement. The document names what is covered, what is separate, how often work is reviewed, and the price, so there is no surprise recurring obligation.
Common questions about care plans
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01 What does the monthly care plan cover?
Content updates, performance tuning, accessibility maintenance, dependency and security upkeep, small feature work, a quarterly written health check, and first-responder support if anything looks wrong. The full scope is laid out in a written care agreement at the start of every plan, so nothing is ambiguous on either side.
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02 What is not included in the monthly?
Larger feature builds, new page templates, redesigns of an existing template, new integrations (CRM swaps, e-commerce, third-party platforms the site did not carry before), and content writing for a new campaign. These run as separate engagements, scoped and quoted on their own. The studio handles them under the same hand, so the work feels continuous rather than re-engaged — but they sit outside the monthly plan.
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03 Can I pick up a care plan after launch?
Yes. Ongoing care can begin at launch or be added later. It is available for sites the studio built, and its scope and pricing are established in the project proposal or a later written care agreement.
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04 How is this different from a hosting plan or an agency retainer?
Hosting keeps the site online. Ongoing care covers agreed updates, checks, and small improvements. Renn already knows the site and remains the point of contact, so work does not have to be re-explained each time.
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05 How are care plans priced?
Care is sized to the site and the work the business wants covered. Scope and pricing are stated in the project proposal or a later written care agreement; there is no surprise recurring obligation.
Care for a site the studio built?
Send a short note — whether it is care starting from a new build, or care for a site already in the studio's portfolio. I'll respond as soon as I can.
Begin a care conversation