Request
Send the page URL, the change you need, any files, and the deadline.
Business details change. Links break. Forms stop working. Website maintenance gives you one place to request updates and catch small problems before they cost you a lead.
A website is not finished forever when it goes live. It needs regular checks and updates so it still reflects the business and still gives customers a clear way to contact you.
Set up or review the Cloudflare deployment, domain connection, DNS records, and SSL settings that keep the site pointed where it should be.
Test planned changes before publishing them so a content edit, new feature, or technical update does not create a surprise on the live site.
Keep the source code in version control and document the recovery path so the team can restore a known version if a change goes wrong.
Update services, staff, hours, photos, forms, links, copy, and small layout issues as the business changes.
Maintenance is useful when the website is already live but changes keep piling up, important information is out of date, or nobody owns the technical details.
You should not have to wonder whether someone received the request or whether the update was completed. The maintenance process is simple and documented.
Send the page URL, the change you need, any files, and the deadline.
You receive the expected timing and any separate price before work begins.
We make the change and check it on the live site and on phone-sized screens.
You receive a completion note with what changed and anything that still needs a decision.
WhiteBoston sites are custom Astro websites hosted on Cloudflare. Maintenance is about the live site, domain setup, content, forms, deployment, and changes that keep the business site useful.
Review the contact path, important links, and high-value pages so customers can still reach your team.
Review page weight, images, scripts, and delivery settings when the site needs attention. We explain the fix before making it.
Plan the move between hosting or environments, connect the domain, and check the important pages and forms after launch.
Separate a new page, integration, or redesign from routine maintenance so you know the scope before work starts.
Important forms, links, software, and business details should be reviewed on a regular schedule. The right timing depends on how often your site changes and how important it is to lead flow.
Small content updates may fit maintenance. New service pages, tools, integrations, and major design work are scoped separately before work starts.
Often, yes. We first review the platform, access, code, plugins, and current problems. Then we tell you whether the site is safe to support or needs cleanup first.
A redesign is better when the main navigation, page structure, mobile use, branding, or service message no longer works. Maintenance is for a sound site that needs regular care.
Send your current website, the services you sell, and the result you need. We will review the request and tell you what we recommend, what it includes, and what it costs.