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WordPress Maintenance & Support that keeps your site fast, safe and online

WordPress maintenance and support is a monthly service where I keep your website updated, backed up, monitored, secure and fast, and fix problems before your customers notice them. It is for businesses, online stores and learning platforms that depend on their website but do not have an in-house developer. The result is a site that stays online, loads quickly and can be restored in minutes if anything goes wrong.

  • 8+ years and 450+ delivered projects
  • Developer, server admin and security specialist in one
  • Direct support in Arabic and English

8+

Years of experience

450+

Projects delivered

78

Live websites

100

PageSpeed score of this site

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What’s included

Safe, tested updates

WordPress core, plugins and themes are updated on a schedule, with security releases applied fast. Big updates are tested on a staging copy first, with a rollback ready.

Automatic off-site backups

Daily backups (more often for busy stores) stored away from your server, plus regular restore tests so I know they actually work.

Uptime, SSL and domain monitoring

Round-the-clock checks that alert me when the site goes down, and early warnings before an SSL certificate or domain expires.

Security monitoring and hardening

Malware scans, firewall and login protection, vulnerability alerts for your plugins, and a clean list of admin users.

Speed and Core Web Vitals checks

Regular performance checks, database cleanup and cache tuning so the site stays fast as content and plugins grow.

Fixes and small changes

Broken layouts, plugin conflicts, PHP errors, form and email problems, and small content or design edits handled for you.

Upgrades and PHP updates

Moving to a supported PHP version, replacing abandoned plugins and upgrading older sections of the site without a full rebuild.

Website and hosting migration

Moving your website to a new server or hosting company with no data loss, minimal downtime and your SEO rankings kept intact.

How it works

  1. 1

    Free consultation

    We talk about your website, how important it is to your business and what has gone wrong before. You get a clear custom quote, not a generic package.

  2. 2

    Health check and onboarding

    I review the site, hosting, plugins, backups and security, take a full baseline backup and set up monitoring and a staging copy.

  3. 3

    Clean-up and quick wins

    Outdated or risky plugins, broken pages, slow queries and weak settings are fixed first so the site starts from a healthy baseline.

  4. 4

    Monthly maintenance routine

    Updates, backups, scans, performance checks and restore tests run on a fixed schedule, with security patches applied as soon as they matter.

  5. 5

    Fixes, requests and reports

    You send requests on WhatsApp or email, I handle them, and you receive a short report of what was updated, fixed and monitored.

Why work with me

I build, secure and repair WordPress

I develop WordPress and WooCommerce sites and also clean hacked ones, so my maintenance focuses on preventing the problems I see every week.

Server knowledge, not just plugins

As an IT Infrastructure Engineer since 2021, I can fix hosting, PHP, database, email and DNS issues that most website maintainers have to escalate.

Proven experience

8+ years, 450+ delivered projects and 78 live websites in my public portfolio, from company sites to stores and learning platforms.

One accountable person

You deal directly with me in Arabic or English, with no account managers in between, whether you are in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf or the UK.

Who is this for

  • Business owners whose website matters but who have no in-house developer
  • WooCommerce stores where every hour of downtime means lost orders
  • E-learning platforms with students logging in every day
  • Websites built by a freelancer or agency that is no longer available
  • Companies moving to a faster or cheaper server or hosting company
  • Content and news sites running many plugins and frequent updates

Why a WordPress website needs monthly maintenance

WordPress itself is solid; the risk lives in the plugins and themes around it. Patchstack counted 11,334 new WordPress vulnerabilities in 2025, 91% of them in plugins, and the most targeted ones were mass-exploited a median of about five hours after disclosure. A site that is updated "when someone remembers" is exactly the site that gets hacked. That is why maintenance is closely tied to my website security and malware removal work, and why I wrote the WordPress security checklist for 2026.

The platform around your site also keeps moving. PHP 8.1 reached end of life at the end of 2025 and PHP 8.2 stops receiving security fixes at the end of 2026. Public SSL certificates are limited to 200 days from March 2026, and the maximum drops to 100 days in 2027 and 47 days by 2029, so renewals must be automatic and monitored. None of this happens by itself.

What a maintenance plan covers, and how often

TaskTypical frequencyWhy it matters
Off-site backupsDaily, or more often for storesFast recovery from hacks, bad updates or human error
Security updatesAs soon as a relevant patch is releasedCloses known holes before bots find them
Routine updatesWeekly, tested on stagingKeeps plugins compatible and supported
Uptime and SSL monitoringAround the clockYou hear about problems from me, not from customers
Malware scanDailyCatches infections early
Speed and health checkMonthlyStops the slow creep that hurts SEO and sales
Restore test and reportMonthlyProof that backups work and a record of what was done

Frequencies are adjusted to each site. A small company site and a busy WooCommerce store do not need the same plan, which is why every plan is priced as a custom quote after a free consultation.

Moving your website to a new server without losing SEO

Migration is part of this service because a slow or unreliable host is one of the most common reasons clients contact me. My usual process:

  1. Audit and full backup. Files, database, email accounts, DNS records and cron jobs are documented and backed up.
  2. Prepare the new server. Correct PHP version, caching, SSL and security, ideally on a server I set up through my server and hosting management service.
  3. Copy and test privately. The site runs on the new server before anyone sees it, and every page, form and payment is tested.
  4. Switch DNS with low TTL. Traffic moves over quickly, with little or no downtime.
  5. Post-migration checks. URLs, redirects, SSL, email delivery, speed and Google Search Console are verified.

The part of a migration that breaks most often is not the website, it is email. If your MX, SPF, DKIM or DMARC records are not moved correctly, messages start bouncing or landing in spam. I check them on every migration.

Why hosting backups are not a maintenance plan

Most hosts keep a few days of backups on the same infrastructure as your site, and restoring them is rarely tested. A real plan keeps independent copies, tests restores, applies updates safely and watches the site every day. If your website is also slow, pair maintenance with website speed optimization; if you are budgeting for the year, my guide to website costs in Egypt in 2026 covers hosting, domains and maintenance. When you are ready, send me your website and I will tell you what it needs.

Frequently asked questions

How much do your WordPress maintenance services cost?

There is no fixed price list. The cost depends on the size of the site, whether it is a store or learning platform, how often it needs backups and how fast you need responses. After a free consultation and a quick look at your website, I send a custom quote.

What is included in a monthly website support plan?

Tested updates for WordPress, plugins and themes, automatic off-site backups with restore tests, uptime, SSL and security monitoring, malware scans, performance checks, bug fixes and small changes, and a short monthly report. The exact scope is agreed with you in advance.

Can you migrate my WordPress website to a new host without losing SEO?

Yes. I copy and test the site on the new server first, keep the same URLs, move email and DNS records correctly, then switch DNS with a low TTL so downtime is minimal and rankings are not affected.

Do you maintain websites that you did not build?

Yes. Most maintenance clients come with a site built by someone else. I start with a health check to find risky plugins, broken features and security gaps, fix the urgent issues, and then keep the site on a regular routine.

What happens if my website gets hacked or goes down?

Monitoring alerts me quickly, and because there are tested off-site backups the site can usually be restored fast. I then find and close the cause, whether it is a vulnerable plugin, a weak password or a server issue. How incidents are handled is part of the plan we agree on.

Want your website looked after properly?

Send me your website link on WhatsApp for a free consultation and a custom maintenance quote.

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