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What can we do for your WordPress site?

Sign up for our monthly WordPress website support and maintenance plan. Remember, there are no contracts, so you can change your plan or cancel at any time. There is No Risk in trying us out.

Keep the Site Running Right

Customers hate broken websites. We keep your website running at an optimum level 24/7.

Broken UI and Layout

We fix layout problems with your theme or user interface.

The Need For Speed

A slow website can cost you thousands in lost revenue. We optimize your speed, delivery and security.

Increase Your Conversions

Stop losing potential customers. We optimize your user experience with architecture recommendations.

Add New Website Content

New pages and content to add? We can keep things fresh so you can be a leading voice in your industry.

Nerd Problems

We have serious nerds who can clean up and minimize those JavaScripts. Efficient scripts are critical to a fast site.

HTML & CSS Stuff

We tweak your HTML where ever it’s broken or needs to be cleaned up.

Up Your Design Game

Get design improvements that are practical and present you in the best light.
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Why you need Managed WordPress Support and Maintenance Services

  • Unlimited Repairs & Fixes
  • Unlimited Update Tasks
  • FREE Set-up
  • Same-Day Security Updates
  • Monthly Plugin Updates
  • Monthly Broken Link Scan
  • Monthly Security Scan
  • Monthly Manual Site Check
  • Monthly Speed Test
  • GIT Version Control
  • Detailed Work Notes
  • Testing After All Updates
  • Hack/Malware/Down Recovery
  • Uptime Monitoring
  • Daily Backups
  • Helpdesk Support

How does it work?

1. You Submit A Task

Send us a request to fix something that’s broken.

2. We Respond With A Plan

We respond to most requests with-in 24 hours.

3. We Do The Work

We send you detailed notes when we finish.

4. Repeat

Send us as many tasks as you want.

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Support, Fixes, & Updates

You can’t do it all yourself, which is why we’re here to help.

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Helpdesk Support

Get help when you need it. We’re happy to answer your support questions. We commonly field questions regarding maintaining WordPress, installing themes and plugins, resizing/optimizing images, creating website content, website analytics, basic on-page SEO, and much more.

Unlimited Small Tasks

You can send us any update tasks and we’ll make the changes for you. Ask us a question and we answer you. Report a problem and we fix it. It’s that simple. Don’t worry about website updating anymore.

Get Started With Your Managed WordPress Support Plan

1. Sign Up

Just fill out the check-out form and pay for your first month.

2. Discovery

Once you have signed up, you will be redirected tto your admin area submit your first request.

3. Onboarding

Our developers will make a copy of your website and set it up on our development servers. We will then conduct an audit of the entire site and make detailed notes that will result in a backlog report of everything that needs to be addressed on your site.

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Subscribe to a WordPress Website Support Plan

Sign up for one of our monthly WordPress website support and maintenance plans. Remember, there are no contracts, so you can change your plan or cancel at any time. There is No Risk in trying us out.

Send Your Request

Send your jobs or support questions via email. Need to update photos, delete an employee bio, change product prices, add a blog post, swap out a PDF, or fix a form error? No problem.

Frequently Asked Questions

Don’t wait for security issues to compromise your site.

Our techs take care of your WordPress and plugins as soon as they need security updates. We scan for broken links, performance issues, malware, and we do backups daily. You don’t even have to ask.

What happens after I sign up for a WordPress Support plan?

Once you submit your order, you will be redirected to our client onboarding questionnaire. Once we have received your completed questionnaire, we will contact you to set up an introductory call with your project manager to exchange credentials.

How does billing work with Pixeldust?

We offer monthly recurring billing which automatically charges your credit card or PayPal account each month. You never have to worry about missing a payment or mailing a check. There are no contracts and you can cancel the subscription in your admin area at any time.

Can I cancel my plan after signup?

Of course. You can cancel at any time by visiting your logging into your WordPress support account. If you aren’t sure how to access your account, contact us and we’ll send you a link to your personal account.

How long does it take to get started?

We can get started right away. First, we audit the entire site to get familiar with how your developers set it up. Then we immediately scan for security issues and remediate them.

Is your pricing method complicated?

You won’t pay hourly fees anymore. No more scope creep or unexpected blown budgets. It is all included in your fixed monthly fee. No surprises, no hassles.

Do you stand behind your work?

When you work with us, there is no risk to your company. We provide a 100% money-back guarantee for the first month of your subscription. If you are not happy, we will give you a full refund.

Do you offer a money back guarantee?

Yes. If you’re not 100% satisfied with our service in the first 30 days, we will refund your subscription.

Do I have to change my web hosting to use Unlimited Drupal Support?

No, you can keep your current host. We have many predeveloped workflows for working with many hosts, platforms, and custom environments. If you have a special workflow or host, then we’ll develop a custom workflow so we can successfully work with your website. However, Unable to edit page after attempting inline Javascript in Elementor.

Do I have to change my web hosting to use Unlimited Drupal Support?

No, you can keep your current host. We have many predeveloped workflows for working with many hosts, platforms, and custom environments. If you have a special workflow or host, then we’ll develop a custom workflow so we can successfully work with your website.

Will you really provide unlimited support for our business?

Send us any request that takes 30 minutes or less and it is included in your support plan. Ask any question and we will answer it. How do you do this? Why is that not working? We answer them all. It’s really very simple. We act as your in-house, go-to IT team.

Do you provide in-house support 24/7?

We provide the help you need, as soon as you need it. 24/7. We are always here to help with your support issues. We are able to answer your questions about WordPress maintenance, troubles with installing modules, theme changes, image optimization, content creation, editing, analytics, SEO optimizations, and anything else you need.

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