Managed hosting
Appropriate hosting configuration, SSL, uptime checks and practical performance monitoring.
Managed hosting and maintenance
A care plan removes routine technical work from your to-do list and gives you a clear person to contact when the website needs attention.
Websites need updates, backups, monitoring and occasional fixes, but maintenance should be explained calmly and commercially. The purpose is to reduce avoidable problems, keep information accurate and make sure the site remains a useful part of the business.
VCUK does not exaggerate security risks or use technical confusion to lock clients in. The scope, response expectations, ownership and cancellation terms are stated clearly.
Appropriate hosting configuration, SSL, uptime checks and practical performance monitoring.
Automated backups with a documented restoration process and sensible retention.
Framework, dependency and configuration updates tested before release where possible.
Routine checks, access hygiene and response to credible alerts without alarmist claims.
Reasonable edits to existing text, images, opening information and service details.
A known contact for questions, changes and advice instead of an anonymous ticket queue.
Technical upkeep protects the basics, but the website also needs to stay commercially relevant. Quarterly reviews can identify unclear calls to action, stale content, missed internal links, under-performing pages and new customer questions worth answering.
Care can sit alongside any build tier. Search monitoring, Google Business Profile activity, review support and ongoing local SEO are priced separately when needed.
Small edits to existing pages are normally included: changing a team detail, replacing an image, updating opening times, amending a service description or adding a short notice.
New page design, major copywriting, complex integrations, e-commerce changes and campaign landing pages are quoted separately before work begins.
After any agreed minimum term, support continues on a rolling basis. A client can request an export or transfer after settling outstanding invoices. There are no surprise release fees.
Approved content and supplied assets remain the client’s property. Ownership of the completed website transfers after the agreed initial payment period.
Common questions
Sometimes. The website and hosting need a technical review first. Unsupported software, unclear licensing or serious security problems may require remedial work before an ongoing plan can begin.
Hosting is included in the listed website packages. Provider choice, resource limits and any third-party fees are confirmed before launch.
After the minimum term, cancellation requires 30 days’ written notice. The website can be transferred or exported after outstanding invoices are settled, with no surprise release fee.
No. Reasonable amendments to existing content are included. New pages, redesigns, integrations and substantial copy work are scoped separately.
The domain should be registered to the client wherever possible. If VCUK helps manage it, renewal responsibility and transfer access are documented clearly.