Monthly Maintenance
A recurring contract to keep what's live actually live: monitoring, bug fixes, dependency updates and a queue of small improvements each month. No waiting for a breakdown to have someone on your side.
What's included
- Uptime and error monitoring, with response inside the agreed window
- Bug fixes plus dependency and security updates
- Monthly queue of small improvements — you prioritize, we execute
- Monthly report: what ran, what broke and what changed
- Direct WhatsApp channel, no ticket system to open
Who it's for.
Client profile that gets the most value from this product
- 01Anyone running a critical system with no in-house technical team.
- 02Anyone who only calls a developer once it's already down — and pays a premium for the urgency.
- 03Companies that want to evolve the product gradually, without a new project for every tweak.
How we do it.
Standard process for this category — adjusted to your case
- 01STEP
Technical discovery: flows, integrations, volume and whatever is already running
- 02STEP
Architecture and sliced scope — what ships in the first release and what waits
- 03STEP
Development in short cycles, with a preview environment open for you to follow
- 04STEP
Infra, automated deploy, backups and monitoring before anything becomes production
- 05STEP
Handover: repository, access, documentation and 30 days of post-go-live tuning
What you get.
Concrete deliverables at the end of the project
- Someone watching the system even in the months when nothing happens.01
- Dependencies updated before they become vulnerabilities.02
- Improvements landing continuously, without a new quote per item.03
- A monthly report that shows what you're paying for.04
Typical use cases.
Situations where this solution makes sense
A members portal went months without updates and piled up 30 vulnerable dependencies. Under maintenance, the backlog was cleared in 2 months and is now reviewed monthly.
An online store lost sales whenever the payment gateway changed its API without notice. With monitoring, the break was caught in 15 minutes, outside business hours, and fixed before Monday.
Interested?
Send us a message and we'll build the quote for your case.