Website support and maintenance that keeps your site fast, secure, and AI-ready.

Website maintenance and support services cover the ongoing technical work that keeps a site running correctly: plugin updates, security monitoring, backups, and performance checks. Foundier's maintenance also includes schema upkeep, Core Web Vitals monitoring, and llms.txt maintenance to keep the site AI-ready alongside being technically healthy.

Foundier's website maintenance service covers platform updates (WordPress, Webflow, or Framer), security scanning and malware removal, daily offsite backups with tested restore points, uptime monitoring, Core Web Vitals tracking, schema maintenance, and a monthly health report. The AI-Ready plan also includes llms.txt monitoring and a quarterly AI citation check. For WordPress sites, our WordPress maintenance service includes core, theme, and plugin updates applied and tested every month.

A one-off update fixes what's broken today. A website care plan prevents things from breaking, through monthly updates, continuous monitoring, and proactive maintenance. Most site issues (security breaches, performance degradation, schema drift) are preventable with consistent maintenance. One-off is reactive. A care plan is proactive.

Schema markup, Core Web Vitals, and llms.txt are all signals AI engines read when deciding who to cite. Without maintenance, schema drifts out of sync, performance degrades, and llms.txt becomes outdated. Monthly maintenance keeps these signals accurate, which means AI engines keep trusting and citing your business.

Yes. CMS platform updates, security patches, and vulnerability disclosures happen continuously regardless of whether your content changes. A site that rarely changes still needs its technical foundations maintained monthly. Schema also drifts silently: even without content updates, AI engines can start misreading your business if structured data isn't periodically verified.

Yes, at no extra charge. Every AI Visibility Monitoring engagement includes full website maintenance: schema upkeep, llms.txt updates, security, backups, and Core Web Vitals fixes all happen as part of one integrated monthly engagement by the same team. If you only need maintenance, the standalone $299/month plan covers it.

With daily offsite backups and uptime monitoring, issues are caught quickly. If your site is compromised, we restore from the most recent clean backup and identify the vulnerability. Most recoveries happen within hours. Without backups in place, a breach can mean days of downtime or a full rebuild.

A complete website maintenance services list covers: platform and CMS updates (core, themes, plugins), security scanning and malware removal, daily offsite backups with restore points, 24/7 uptime monitoring, performance and Core Web Vitals checks, and a monthly health report. Foundier's plan includes all of these plus schema markup upkeep and llms.txt maintenance, the two items most providers skip and the two that keep a site visible in AI search.

Website maintenance services typically cost anywhere from $50 to $1,000+ per month depending on scope. Foundier's plan is a flat $299/month with no minimum contract, covering updates, security, backups, uptime monitoring, schema upkeep, Core Web Vitals, and minor content edits. It's also included at no extra charge in the $2,500/month AI Visibility Monitoring retainer.

Yes. Foundier maintains WordPress, Webflow, Framer, and Shopify sites, plus custom-built sites case by case. The core work is the same on every platform: updates, security, backups, uptime, schema upkeep, and Core Web Vitals. Platform-specific components (WordPress plugins, Shopify apps, Webflow integrations) are updated and tested as part of the same monthly cycle.

Check four things: what's actually included (updates and backups are table stakes; schema and performance upkeep are not), response time when something breaks, whether there's a minimum contract, and whether the provider understands where search is heading. If a maintenance provider doesn't mention AI search, structured data, or Core Web Vitals, they're maintaining your site for how the web worked five years ago.

Because small businesses rarely have anyone watching the site. Updates pile up, security patches get missed, backups quietly fail, and nobody notices until the site breaks or gets breached, usually at the worst possible moment. A dedicated monthly service costs less than an hour of emergency developer time and means someone accountable is watching every month.

Most providers cover updates and backups, and stop there. Foundier's maintenance includes schema upkeep, Core Web Vitals monitoring, and llms.txt maintenance as standard. Maintenance built for where search is heading, not just where it's been.