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What Website Downtime Really Costs Your Business?

Keeping a website healthy is a bit like looking after the things you already care about in everyday life. Your car needs regular servicing so it doesn’t surprise you with an expensive breakdown. Your teeth need check-ups because brushing alone won’t stop hidden problems from developing. And your garden… well, leave it for a few weeks and it will happily turn itself into a jungle.

A website behaves exactly the same. With a little ongoing care, everything runs smoothly. Ignore it for too long, and the small jobs quietly grow into big ones.

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Downtime Cost

Even brief website outages can stop enquiries, block bookings, and reduce trust. Most small businesses underestimate the impact. Here is a simple way to understand it.

Uptime/downtime
99%
Monthly e-store turnover: € 10,000 € 100,000 € 500.000
Estimated loss:
€ 100
€ 1,000
€ 5,000

Example scenarios:

  • A coach: Just 1 missed booking per outage.
    Potential loss: €80–€150

  • A consultant: Website down during a campaign.
    Missed lead: €300–€1,000 lifetime value

  • A small shop: Checkout error for 3 hours.
    Estimated loss: €120–€450

Maintenance Offer Includes

Cloud-based hosting

Virtual private server (VPS)

Daily & monthly backups

Regular updates and bug fixes

24/7 security monitoring​

24/7 uptime monitoring​

Daily performance check​

Broken link scan

Dedicated support with a heavy Estonian accent

Staging environment

Website health reporting

Your Investment

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Basic WordPress
Website Maintenance​

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59

Regular WordPress
Website Maintenance

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89

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119

E-Commerce
Website Maintenance

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149

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199

Frequently asked questions

No provider can give an absolute guarantee. I take all reasonable preventive measures, but no system is entirely immune.

Please read the Website maintenance disclaimer

No. I am not liable for any financial, business, or reputational losses resulting from hacking, malware, data breaches, or forced downtime.

Please read the Website maintenance disclaimer

Yes, I will help restore the site using available backups and recommended recovery steps. For major recovery tasks, there may be additional charges, depending on the complexity.

Websites are software. Without updates, they slow down, break, or become vulnerable to attacks. Regular care keeps everything running smoothly.

Yes. Optimisation, clean-up, and monitoring keep the site fast and user-friendly.

Yes. For clients whose websites are built by us, we also offer annual plans with discounted pricing and additional perks. If you would like to explore these options, please get in touch.

Yes. You can cancel at any time.

If you decide to end your subscription, your support and maintenance will remain active until the end of your current billing cycle (monthly or yearly). Please note that maintenance fees are non-refundable.

Regular maintenance keeps your website fast, secure, and fully functional, which directly affects how many visitors stay on your site and take action. A well-maintained site loads quicker, ranks better in search engines, offers a smoother user experience, and prevents issues that would otherwise drive potential clients away. When your pages work flawlessly, forms submit correctly, and everything feels trustworthy, you naturally convert more visitors into leads and paying customers.

We carry out routine, non-disruptive maintenance during normal working hours. Any work that could temporarily affect how the site functions is scheduled for low-traffic periods, so visitors are unlikely to notice anything at all. Even then, we keep any interruptions as brief as possible.

If major work is required and a longer outage is expected, we notify you (and your users, if needed) in advance.

  • Major design overhauls or full redesigns
  • Custom feature development or adding new functionality
  • Large-scale content creation, like writing blog posts or producing videos
  • SEO audits and optimisation beyond basic updates
  • Third-party service costs, such as premium plugins, hosting fees, or stock images
  • Marketing campaigns (email marketing, social media, ads)
  • Training staff on how to use the site
  • Server migration or major technical infrastructure changes