Website Support
WordPress maintenance and support from £150 a month, with hosting, daily backups, updates, developer time and accessibility audits. Every package includes an AI Website Helper that answers questions about your site and shows you how to update it.
Supporting You
We treat your website as a working asset that develops with your business, from adding a page for a new service to building new functionality when your plans change.
When nobody looks after a site, your customers are the ones who notice. A security hole leads to a hacked website. An unsupported plugin breaks the form people use to contact you. A new page goes live that a disabled customer can’t use.
We fix these before your customers find them, and plan what comes next. Our yearly review and competitor analysis give you a prioritised list of improvements to approve, then we get on with the work, so your time stays on your business and the site keeps up with your market.
Pricing
Every WordPress maintenance plan is monthly with no fixed term. What changes between them is how much developer time you get, how often we review your site, and whether accessibility audits are included.
For smaller updates and peace of mind each month. Combine up to 2 months of hours.
£150 /month
For regular updates and ongoing accessibility support. Combine up to 2 months of hours.
£240 /month
For proactive support and stronger accessibility coverage. Combine up to 3 months of hours.
£350 /month
Our Packages
Each month we take care of the routine work that keeps your WordPress site secure, backed up and working for your customers. Your developer hours go on the changes and new functionality that keep it improving as your business grows.
We host your site and back it up every day, so it can be restored if anything goes wrong.
We update WordPress, plugins and your custom theme, tested first in a PHP development environment.
2 to 4 hours a month for bug fixes, changes and new functionality.
Submit requests and track progress in your own client portal, or inside your site through our plugin.
Yearly on Growing and twice a year on Thriving, with the fixes made for you.
Set up for your website, it answers your questions and shows you the exact steps.
AI Support
Every package includes the Website Helper, built into your WordPress dashboard. It’s set up from your site’s own code and settings, so you, or anyone in your team, can ask it how to change anything that’s confusing, without waiting on a call or email with a developer.
Because it’s built around your individual website, it knows your pages, sections and settings. When a change is better made by a developer, it tells you, so you can choose to do it yourself or send it to us.
How We Work
Most of the work happens in the background. When you want something new, you send it to us and we take it from there.
Accessibility
Every change to a website, from a new blog post to a plugin update, can stop part of it working for some of your customers. Content, page structure and images added without best practice often cause problems for people who browse with assistive technology. People rarely report it; they just leave. So we test every change we make.
Every change we make is built to the recognised standard in the UK and EU.
An audit of up to 10 pages every year, with the fixes made for you.
An audit every six months, with the fixes made for you.
Free check
Enter your website and we'll run a free automated check. Your scorecard appears on the next screen and is emailed to you.
The scan takes under a minute.
Don’t Just Take Our Word for it
I am absolutely delighted with the new website that Joe from Squee has built me. I needed someone who understood my vision and after the first meeting with Joe I knew he and squee needed to be the people who redeveloped my website. He listened to what I wanted and what I didn't and produced a full CMS so I could keep the website updated. He was quick to make changes throughout the development process and walked me through how to use the CMS. The pricing was clear from the start as well any additional work and ongoing support packages. I thoroughly recommend Joe and Squee to build your next project.
Thank you to Joe at Squee Web design for building me a brilliant website for my new business. From the initial meeting, through to finished build, Joe has listened to my needs and acted on any request I made. All in just a few months. The speed and quality of work was amazing. I am delighted with the finished product and will definitely be using Squee again.
When advising businesses on how to be inclusive of disabled people, it's very important that our own material represents accessibility and inclusion. Joe Collett worked alongside me to develop our preexisting website to become something that truly reflected our values towards disabled people. Joe is a delight to work with. He is fun, passionate, considerate and talks in a way that makes complicated development subjects easy to understand.
Joe is doing web design and maintenance for GreenArt and once again, I am delighted with the work he has delivered. Joe is a pleasure to deal with and always goes above and beyond for his clients.
Thank you to Joe for updating our website at GB Solutions! It is so much better. The whole process was made really simple & Joe was really helpful. Joe created the design, and layout, so that it is so much more user friendly. I couldn't recommend Joe enough. If you're looking for a new website then 100% get in touch with Squee Design
After talking with Joe Collett and realising how useless accessibility plugins can be, it was clear our website was not inclusive at all! Thanks to Joe, we've now taken our first step by offering the ability to browse our menu with your keyboard. It seems like a small addition to the user experience but it's a big step for me that I am proud we are taking as we aim to make our website more accessible and inclusive following the WCAG Guidelines.
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