Wrong hours on the site. A contact form that quietly stopped sending. Prices from last year. A phone number one digit off. None of it announces itself — it just costs you customers one at a time. Our care plan keeps your site accurate, fast, healthy, and monitored every month, so you never have to think about it.
A website isn’t a thing you finish. It’s a live storefront that drifts out of date and quietly develops problems — and almost none of those problems tell you they’ve happened.
Contact forms stop delivering for boring technical reasons — and every lead who fills one out afterward thinks you ignored them. It’s the most expensive failure a small business site can have, and the one owners find out about last.
Old hours, old prices, a service you stopped offering, a team member who left two years ago. Customers notice — and Google and AI search cross-check your site against your Google profile, so mismatches cost visibility too.
Sites get slower as they age: photos uploaded at full size, an embed added here, a script there. Speed decays gradually enough that nobody notices until the score — and the traffic — has sagged.
An expired security certificate throws a full-screen browser warning that scares off every visitor. Broken links pile up as pages change. Both are trivial to catch when someone’s checking monthly — and ugly when no one is.
No tiers, no contracts, no surprises. Here’s exactly what the care plan includes — and just as importantly, what it doesn’t:
The line is simple: everything that keeps your current site accurate and healthy is covered. Real new construction is scoped and priced upfront as its own work — you’ll always know before anything is billed.
Honestly: if you update your site twice a year, don’t pay us monthly. There are two other ways to handle updates, and we’ll recommend whichever actually fits.
Hourly, as needed — $75/hr. One-off updates billed in one-hour minimums, invoiced after the work. Right for businesses whose sites rarely change. No commitment, no monthly bill.
Self-edit — free. Sileon-built sites are clean HTML you own, and for clients comfortable with basic file edits we include a short training at handoff on making safe text changes. The care plan exists for owners who’d rather never open a file — which, fairly, is most of them.
The care plan isn’t limited to Sileon-built sites. If your site is custom HTML or a reasonably clean build, we can take over its care — we’ll assess it first, tell you what shape it’s in, and be upfront about anything that limits what maintenance can do.
The one honest caveat: on builder platforms like Wix or Squarespace, we can keep content current, but the platform controls the performance and the underlying structure — there’s a ceiling on how healthy we can keep it. If your site’s real problem is the platform, we’ll say so, and the answer might be a rebuild you own outright instead of a subscription to maintaining the problem.