What is managed hosting?;
Managed hosting is website hosting that includes technical support. You don't just get a server; you also get monitoring, backups, updates, security, and support from a team that knows WordPress.
How is it different from regular hosting?;
With standard hosting, you typically get storage space and basic server services. With managed hosting, there is active technical management for WordPress, which helps reduce problems, downtime, and issues following updates.
Are WordPress updates included?;
Yes, for packages that include this service, updates are performed on WordPress, the theme, and plugins, followed by a functionality check to promptly identify any conflicts or changes that affect the site.
Do you keep backups of the website?;
Yes. Backups are a key part of the service, along with a clear recovery plan before major changes or in the event of a technical problem.
Can you take over an existing website?;
Yes, as long as a technical review is conducted first. We check the hosting, access, plugins, theme, forms, and WooCommerce—where applicable—for any issues before recommending a package.
Do you manage a WooCommerce e-shop?;
Yes. WooCommerce e-shops usually require more careful support because they are affected by payments, shipping, plugins, speed, orders, and daily sales.
What if something goes wrong after an update?;
The goal is to reduce this risk by performing backups and conducting checks after updates. If a problem arises, we conduct a technical investigation and either roll back or fix the issue, as appropriate.
Can I get technical support without hosting?;
Yes, support can be provided without transferring the hosting, provided that the necessary access rights are in place and the current environment does not impose any serious limitations.
Are there any changes to the content?;
Minor changes may be included in the support packages, depending on the available monthly time. Larger changes or new sections are billed separately.
How do I choose the right plan?;
The choice depends on how critical the page is, whether WooCommerce is used, how often changes are made, and how quickly technical requests need to be addressed.