Keep the website working after launch.
One month-to-month plan covers maintenance, security, backups, monitoring, and a standing block of development time you can point at any website you run. No long-term lock-in.
WordPress support and maintenance.
The same support services apply regardless of the size or type of website you are maintaining. Add extra hours whenever a larger task comes up.
Support Plan
Includes a $50/mo saving
- 4 hours of work per calendar month, scheduled on an agreed weekday within that monthly allocation
- Unused hours roll over for 12 months
- Security scans
- Daily backups
- Uptime monitoring
- Development support
- Hacked-site remediation
- Optional Semrush add-on for 1 to 10 domains
Extra Hours
10-hour packs; larger bundles available
- Hours never expire
- Apply them to any project or website
- Scheduled in bulk as soon as a developer is available, for larger tasks
- Nonmembers: $950 per 10-hour pack
Prices in USD. The monthly plan is a month-to-month agreement; cancel any time with 30 days' notice.
Availability you can plan around.
Subscription hours exist to guarantee our time for you. Extra hours exist to clear larger tasks quickly. They are scheduled differently on purpose.
Plan hours, four per calendar month
We agree a regular schedule within the four-hour monthly allocation. A fifth occurrence of your scheduled weekday does not add an extra included hour. Unused hours roll over under the plan’s existing terms.
Extra hours, in bulk
Overage and bundle hours are scheduled as soon as possible and worked in blocks, whenever a suitable developer is free, so larger tasks get done in one push rather than a trickle.
Urgent tasks
Urgent requests are handled on a best-effort basis. For immediate attention, call (419) 540-0015 during business hours.
What the time can be used for
Support, advisory, SEO, strategy, development, project management, and testing. That includes coding from your designs, configuring integrations such as Zapier, Teachable, or ActiveCampaign, and any other coding-related task.
The same retainer can cover as many websites as you need.
How we communicate
Day-to-day communication runs through a dedicated customer email address. For larger projects we can set up a Slack or monday.com workspace for real-time communication, run weekly stand-ups where the work needs tight teamwork, and manage very large, long-term projects on a shared Kanban board.
When the workload spikes
Veridian Marketing can scale up for small and large projects alike. For larger builds, request extra development days and they are billed at the agreed daily rate.
Before you start.
The terms that people ask about most. If your question is not here, ask it directly .
Do unused hours roll over?
Yes. Plan hours roll over for 12 months. If you cancel, any rolled-over hours are lost, so use them before the plan ends. Extra-hour bundles never expire.
How long is the contract?
The plan is month to month. Cancel at any time with 30 days' notice. There is no long-term lock-in.
What if I need more than four hours in a month?
Ten-hour packs cost $700 for support-plan members or $950 for nonmembers. Members can also choose 15 hours for $1,020, 20 for $1,320, 30 for $1,920, 40 for $2,520 or 80 for $4,800. Nonmembers can choose 20 hours for $1,800. Bundle hours never expire and can be applied to any project. Choose the available option on the purchase page.
Can I use the plan on more than one website?
Yes. Support time can be used across as many websites as you need, and multiple sites can be worked on under the same retainer.
Will you handle urgent tasks?
Yes, on a best-effort basis. For immediate attention, call (419) 540-0015 during business hours.
Can the hours be used for development, not just maintenance?
Yes. Coding your designs, building features, configuring integrations, SEO work, strategy, and testing are all fair use of plan hours.
What if I am not happy with the service?
Cancel the monthly plan with the standard 30 days' notice. As simple as that.
Tell us about the website. We will recommend the right level of support.
Some sites need the monthly plan, some need a one-time block of hours, and some need managed hosting first. A short conversation sorts it out.