Maintenance and security.

Launch is not the end, it is the beginning. I take over the server, the backups, the monitoring and the updates, and you get a response time guaranteed in the contract - and one person to talk to when something happens.

Diagnosis

An unattended site breaks quietly.

The risk grows in the background and stays invisible right up to the moment it lands - usually in the worst week of the year.

An outage at the worst possible moment

The site goes down in the middle of a campaign or at the peak of the season. Without someone who reacts immediately, you lose traffic and enquiries - hour after hour, before you even notice.

A backup nobody ever checked

A backup that exists only in theory is worth exactly as much as no backup at all. Rebuilding a site from zero takes weeks and costs many times more than regular copies.

You have no time for any of it

Updates, monitoring, certificates, server configuration. Each of these needs attention and knowledge, and the time for it comes out of your business.

Process

What taking over the care looks like.

You sign the contract and stop thinking about the technicalities. I remember them for you.

Project review

I check the technical state: package versions, server configuration, backups and security holes. You get an honest list of what needs attention.

The SLA

We agree the scope and the guaranteed response time - 24 hours on business days. You know exactly when I act and what falls outside the scope.

Ongoing care

I monitor, I update and I keep an eye on the backups. When something needs your decision, I ask. When it does not, I do it and tell you afterwards.

Contact without a hotline

You write to me directly. No ticket system and no first line of support that forwards your question to somebody else.

What you get

Peace of mind at a predictable price.

Concrete work, not “technical support” understood as a promise with nothing behind it.

A response within 24 hours

Guaranteed by contract, on business days. You write to me and the reply comes from the same person who knows your code, not a consultant reading a script.

Updates under control

I raise Next.js and React packages before they turn into a security hole. Every update goes through tests before it reaches production - and if something does go wrong, I roll back to the previous version.

Backups and restores

Regular backups and a restore path that has actually been tested, back to the last working state. A backup nobody has tested is not a backup.

Monitoring and the server

I watch availability, certificates and performance. I learn about an outage from the monitoring, not from your customer.

Comparison

Unattended, or looked after.

The same site, two different scenarios on the day something falls over.

An unattended site

A site under care

You hear about the outage from a customer

I hear about the outage from the monitoring

You look for a developer once it is already burning

A response within 24 h, guaranteed by contract

Packages age along with their vulnerabilities

Updates tested before they go live

A backup - assuming there is one at all

Regular backups and a tested restore

The cost of an outage is unpredictable

A fixed, predictable monthly fee

Pricing

What peace of mind costs.

A fixed monthly fee instead of a bill after the outage. I look after projects I know - an existing site I take on after a technical review.

Maintenance and hosting (SLA)

Server, monitoring, backups, updates and a response within 24 h on business days.

fromPLN 300

monthly

Technical review of an existing site

A check of the packages, the server, the backups and the security holes. You get a list of concrete fixes - even if somebody else built it.

On request

FAQ

Before you ask.

The scope of the care, the costs, the contract, code ownership and editing content yourself.

You can host the site yourself and pay only for the server - the code is yours, so nothing ties you to me. If you would rather not think about it, I run maintenance from 300 PLN net a month: I take on the server, uptime monitoring, backups and updates, with a guaranteed response time. It is a service, not a condition for the site to run - you can cancel it at any time.

We add it to what already runs - no rewriting the site from scratch. New integrations (an ERP, another payment gateway, an AI assistant) I quote separately, after a conversation about what it needs to do. And you are not tied to me for it: the code is yours and it is standard, so another developer can do the same work.

We work on a contract that sets out the scope, the deadline and the rule that I do not start programming until you have approved the design. Payment comes in two parts: a deposit at the start and the rest once you accept the working site. You do not pay for everything up front, and you never pay for something you have not seen on screen first.

Yes. I build on open technologies (Next.js, Payload CMS) and I do not licence the site to you - the code is your property. Ask for it and I hand it over in full, so you can develop the project with any other developer. Hosting and maintenance, if you order them from me, are a separate service you can cancel at any time.

Yes. I implement a dedicated admin panel powered by Payload CMS. You assemble pages from ready-made blocks, so adding a page, changing pricing or publishing a post takes no code at all. After launch I walk you through the panel so you know where everything is.
Taking on new projects

A website is an investment - make sure it keeps working.

Write to me and I will review your project and tell you plainly what needs attention and what can safely wait.