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Website Maintenance Cost, No Quote Forms.

Three plans: $99, $249, or $595 per month. Month to month. No contracts, no setup fees.

Quick answer

How much does website maintenance cost?

Most small business website maintenance plans cost between $50 and $600 per month in 2026. Basic plans ($50 to $100) cover backups, security, and updates. Mid-tier plans ($150 to $300) add content edits and active management. Premium plans ($400 to $600) include unlimited edits and direct phone support. Boostify's plans run $99, $249, and $595 per month with no contracts.

The plans

Website maintenance pricing, in plain English.

Three tiers, every feature listed, no "contact us for pricing."

Essentials

$99$120/month

Launch Price

The protective basics. Most sites need at least this.

  • Daily off-site backups (30-day history)
  • 60-second uptime monitoring
  • Malware scan and active removal
  • WordPress, plugin, and theme updates
  • SSL renewal and management
  • Monthly plain-English report
  • Email support, 24-hour response
Start with Essentials
Most Popular

Pro

$249/month

Active management for growing small businesses.

  • Everything in Essentials
  • 30 min of content edits per month
  • Speed and performance audits
  • Broken link and form monitoring
  • Priority email support, same-day
  • Quarterly strategy check-in
Choose Pro

Concierge

$595/month

Hands-off care. You text, we handle it.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Direct text and phone line to our team
  • Unlimited content edits (within reason)
  • Free site refresh every 16 months
  • Priority same-day response
  • Dedicated account lead
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Where every dollar goes

What does each plan actually buy you?

Hours of skilled technical work per month, by category, for every tier. The retail value is what these hours would cost at market rates.

Where the time goesEssentials
$99
Pro
$249
Concierge
$595
Protective work (backups, security, uptime, updates, SSL)9 hrs9 hrs9 hrs
Performance audits + monthly reporting1 hrs2.5 hrs2.5 hrs
Content edits (writing, images, layouts)-0.5 hrs4 hrs
Strategy calls + relationship time-0.5 hrs4 hrs
Direct text + phone access (real human)--2 hrs
Site refresh prorated (every 16 months)--2 hrs
Total hours / month10 hrs12.5 hrs21.5 hrs
Retail value$725$1,200$2,500
You pay$99$249$595
You save$626/mo$951/mo$1,905/mo

Every tier delivers more retail value than you pay. The higher tiers add hours that are harder to scale (relationship time, unlimited edits, design refresh) which is why the unit rate is still below market at every level.

The other number

The real cost is not paying for maintenance.

The average unmanaged small business website costs its owner $8,840 per year in downtime, emergency dev hours, hack recovery, and lost SEO rankings. Even our most expensive plan ($7,140/year) saves you $1,700 plus the value of a free site refresh.

$2,880

Downtime revenue loss

$2,400

Emergency dev hours

$2,500

Malware / hack recovery

$1,060

SEO drop from neglect

How we compare

Website maintenance pricing, by model.

DIY (hidden cost)Freelancer hourlyGeneric agencyBoostify
Starting priceYour time$75 to $150/hr$200/mo + contractFrom $99/mo, no contract
Annual cost~$8,840 hidden$3,600 (40 hrs)$2,400 + setup fees$1,188 (Essentials)
Contract requiredN/ANo6 to 12 monthsMonth to month
Response timeWhen you noticeWhen they get back to you24 to 72 hoursSame day
Predictable monthly?NoNo (hourly invoices)YesYes

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FAQ

Website maintenance pricing FAQ.

Most small business website maintenance plans run between $50 and $600 per month. The lower end ($50 to $100) covers basic backups, security, and updates. Mid-tier ($150 to $300) adds content edits and active management. Top-tier ($400 to $600) typically includes unlimited edits, direct phone support, and design refreshes. Our plans run $99, $249, and $595 per month with no contract.
It's not just the work, it's what you're paying to prevent. A single hacked-site recovery averages $2,500. Emergency dev hours run $150 to $250 per hour. A site that drops out of Google because of outdated software can cost thousands in lost leads. Most small businesses absorb around $8,840 per year in hidden costs from skipping maintenance. A $99 plan saves you $7,652 of that.
Any plan under $50/month is usually a hosting addon, not real maintenance. Look for off-site backups (not just on the same server), 60-second uptime monitoring, malware scanning with active removal, and staged plugin updates. Our Essentials plan at $99 is the minimum we recommend for a small business that depends on its website for leads.
No. Every Boostify maintenance plan is month to month with no lock-in. Cancel any time, any reason, one email. Most agencies require 6 to 12 month contracts, which protects the agency, not you.
No setup fees, no onboarding charges, no per-incident charges. The monthly price is the full price. The only exceptions are major rebuilds or scope outside maintenance (custom development, new pages, ecommerce work), which we quote separately and only with your approval.
WordPress maintenance pricing matches what we charge generally: $99, $249, or $595 per month depending on the plan. WordPress sites need slightly more attention than static sites (plugins, themes, core updates), but our pricing is the same since WordPress is what most small businesses run.

Reviewed by Victor Joaquin, founder of Boostify USA Web Design & SEO. Last updated May 2026.

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