A website that stays updated, safe and fast after launch

Most website problems come from drift. A content management system such as WordPress depends on a core, a theme and often a dozen plugins, each with its own release schedule. When one falls behind, a known vulnerability stays open, or two components stop working together after the next update. A care plan puts that on a calendar. Each month we apply updates to a copy of your site first, test the pages that carry your business (contact forms, checkout, booking, language switcher), and only then release to the live site with a fresh backup in place.

Between updates the routine continues. Backups run daily and are stored away from the web server, because a backup on the same machine disappears with it. We scan for malware, watch availability, renew SSL certificates before they lapse and check that search engines can still reach your pages. If something breaks, you get a response by severity: a P1 such as a site that is down or showing a defaced page is acknowledged within 1 hour in cover hours. Lesser issues are answered within 1 to 2 working days.

A bilingual site doubles the places where things can go wrong. Right-to-left layouts can break after a theme update, translated fields can drift out of sync, and Arabic fonts can add weight that slows every page. Our checks include both language versions and the switcher, and our edit allowance covers Arabic and English text, so a price change in one language does not leave the other stale.

Speed is measured against the Core Web Vitals that Google publishes, which track loading, responsiveness and visual stability on real devices. In Saudi Arabia most visitors arrive on a phone, so we test on mobile first. Typical fixes are properly sized images, deferred scripts, caching and removing plugins that no longer earn their place. We support WordPress, Shopify, Salla, Zid and custom builds, and the plan scope states what we can change on each. On hosted platforms such as Salla and Zid the platform handles servers and security, so the plan focuses on content, apps, speed and checkout testing.

Plans differ on four dials: how many updates and checks we run, how many hours of edits are included, how fast we respond, and how many sites or stores are covered. An essentials plan suits a brochure site that changes rarely. A growth plan adds more edit time and speed work for a site that sells or generates leads. A priority plan adds faster response and extended cover hours for a site where an hour of downtime costs real money.

Pricing is a flat monthly fee per site, set after a one-week onboarding in which we audit the current state: versions, backups, hosting, security gaps and speed. If the audit finds a site in poor health, we propose a one-off clean-up before the plan starts, so you are not paying monthly fees to maintain a problem. You own the site, the content and the hosting account throughout, and you can leave with a handover document if the plan stops serving you.