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Read PostYour website is a 24/7 business asset, and it quietly degrades if nobody is looking after it. Holtz Digital runs monthly website maintenance plans for businesses across Buffalo, Erie County, and Western New York — weekly security updates, daily backups, and uptime monitoring, starting at $150/mo. Content update time is included from the Professional plan up. You work directly with Darrin.
The short answer
Holtz Digital's Buffalo website maintenance plans include weekly security updates, daily backups, continuous automated uptime monitoring, and a monthly performance report. Plans start at $150/mo; staging, content-update time, and performance optimization begin with the Professional plan. Hosting, redesigns, and new functionality are separate unless a written proposal says otherwise.
Why Maintenance Matters
A website without regular maintenance becomes a liability. Security vulnerabilities, performance degradation, and compatibility issues compound over time—often without warning.
What We Do
Maintenance Plans
What It Costs
Website maintenance is normally sold as a monthly plan rather than billed by the hour, because the work is continuous and most of it is preventative — you are paying for routine checks and scheduled updates that keep a problem from becoming an emergency, not for someone to show up after it already is one.
Holtz Digital's plans run $150/mo to $500/mo. What separates the tiers is response time and how much hands-on work is included. Every plan covers the same baseline: weekly security updates, daily backups, uptime monitoring, and a monthly performance report. That is the $150 Essential plan. The $300 Professional plan adds monthly content update time, a staging environment so updates are tested before they go live, and a faster response commitment. The $500 Enterprise plan is for high-traffic sites that need weekly audits and priority incident response.
Redesigns, new functionality, and work beyond the included content-update time are scoped and quoted separately, so the monthly figure stays predictable.
Holtz Digital takes on sites built by someone else. Which plan fits depends on what is actually there — the platform, how it is hosted, what state the updates and backups are in, and what access is available — so that gets reviewed before a plan is recommended. Send over what you have and you will get a straight answer, including if the honest answer is that you do not need a plan.
WordPress powers a large share of small business sites, and its core, theme and plugin updates can introduce compatibility conflicts. Those updates are applied on a schedule — and on the Professional and Enterprise plans they go into a staging copy first, so a conflict shows up there instead of on your live checkout. Non-WordPress and custom sites can be accepted after a technical review; what is covered depends on the platform and the access available.
Common questions
How much does website maintenance cost?
Website maintenance is priced monthly rather than hourly, so the cost is predictable. Holtz Digital's plans run from $150/mo for security updates, backups and uptime monitoring, up to $500/mo for high-traffic sites that need weekly performance audits and more content update time. What separates the tiers is response time and how much hands-on work is included — every plan backs the site up.
What does website maintenance include?
Every plan covers weekly security updates, daily backups, uptime monitoring, and a monthly performance report. The Professional plan adds monthly content update time, performance optimization, a staging environment for testing updates, longer backup retention, and a faster response commitment. Enterprise adds weekly performance audits, more content update time, and round-the-clock automated monitoring with priority incident response.
Do you maintain WordPress websites?
Yes. WordPress needs regular core, theme and plugin updates, and those updates can introduce compatibility conflicts. On the Professional and Enterprise plans they are applied in a staging environment first, so a conflict shows up there rather than on your live site. Non-WordPress and custom sites can be accepted after a technical review — coverage depends on the platform and the access available.
Can you take over a website you didn't build?
Yes. Holtz Digital takes on sites built by someone else, subject to a technical review of the platform and the access available. Get in touch with what you have and you will get a straight answer on whether a plan makes sense for it.
What happens if my website goes down?
Monitoring runs continuously on every plan and alerts Darrin automatically when a check fails. How fast a human responds is set by your plan: Essential carries a two-hour emergency response, Professional a one-hour priority response, and Enterprise adds priority incident response on top of that. Monitoring is automated and runs around the clock; response times are targets, not a guaranteed time to resolve.
Do you offer website maintenance in Buffalo, NY?
Yes. Holtz Digital is based in Western New York and serves businesses across Buffalo, Erie County and Niagara County. You work directly with Darrin — the person responsible for your site is the person answering your questions about it.
What is not covered by a maintenance plan?
Maintenance covers keeping the site you have working, secure and current. Redesigns, new functionality, and work beyond the content-update time included in your plan are scoped and quoted separately.
Does website maintenance include hosting?
No. The published maintenance plans cover updates, backups, monitoring, reporting, and the plan-specific support listed on this page. Domain registration and hosting are separate provider charges unless a written proposal explicitly includes them.
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