
Your website says you have 15 employees — you've grown to 30. Your pricing page shows last year's rates. Your portfolio is missing your 5 best recent projects. These outdated details quietly undermine your credibility with every visitor. We handle website content updates — text changes, image swaps, new pages, product listings, and blog publishing — so your site always reflects your current business. Simple changes are done the same day. No CMS login required on your end.
A visitor checks your team page and counts 15 people. They call and learn you have 30. Now they wonder what else on your site is wrong. Your pricing page shows 2024 rates. A prospect builds their budget around those numbers and discovers the real price is 20% higher during the sales call. Trust damaged before the conversation starts.
Small content inaccuracies accumulate into a systemic credibility problem. Job listings for positions filled months ago. Case studies from 3 years ago with no recent work. Blog posts that reference 'this year' meaning 2023. Phone numbers for team members who left. Each one is minor. Together, they signal a company that doesn't pay attention to details.
The reason sites go stale isn't that businesses don't care — it's that updating a website feels harder than it should be. Logging into the CMS, finding the right page, editing without breaking the layout, optimizing the new image, and publishing without introducing errors. For businesses without a dedicated web person, each update becomes a task that gets postponed indefinitely.

Pricing changes, team updates, address changes, service descriptions, testimonial additions, and any text modification. SEO-aware formatting preserved.
New photos, team headshots, product images, and video embeds. Images optimized (WebP, compressed, properly sized) before upload — no 5MB uncompressed photos.
Landing pages, service pages, event pages, and campaign pages built from existing templates. Includes SEO meta tags, internal linking, and mobile-responsive layout.
E-commerce product additions, edits, and removals. Titles, descriptions, images, pricing, variants, and categories. Bulk imports for large catalog updates.
Format and publish blog articles: headings, images, internal links, categories, tags, meta descriptions, and Open Graph data. From your draft to published post.
Add, remove, or reorganize navigation items. Header, footer, sidebar, and mega menu updates. Ensure mobile menu matches desktop navigation.
Pay per update for occasional changes or choose a monthly retainer for regular updates. Both options include image optimization and SEO formatting.
Businesses that update monthly or less frequently
Strengths: Simple text/image: $50-$150. New page: $150-$400. Product listing (10 items): $200-$500. Blog formatting: $75-$200. Same-day for simple changes.
Limitations: No priority queue, email-based requests
Price: $50-$500 per update
Businesses that update weekly or need ongoing content management
Strengths: 5 hours/month of updates: $300-$500. 10 hours/month: $500-$800. 20 hours/month: $800-$1,500. Priority turnaround, Slack/Teams channel, monthly content review.
Limitations: Unused hours don't roll over (but can be used for minor improvements)
Price: $300-$1,500/month
Email, Slack, or form submission with what needs to change. Provide: the page URL, the current text/image, and the replacement. Screenshots welcome. No login credentials needed from you.
Apply the update with proper formatting, image optimization, and SEO preservation. For structural changes, we test on staging first. For simple text swaps, direct to production.
Notification with a link to review the live change. If anything needs adjustment, we revise immediately. Confirmation that the update is live and correct.
Challenge: Marketing agency grew from 12 to 28 people in 18 months. Website still shows the original team, outdated case studies, and pre-growth service list.
Solution: Monthly retainer: updated team page (28 profiles), added 8 new case studies, revised service descriptions, updated pricing, and refreshed homepage testimonials.
Result: Website now accurately represents the agency. Client feedback improved — prospects arriving at meetings already informed about current capabilities and team size.
Challenge: Online store needs 200 product descriptions updated with new specifications, pricing, and seasonal photography — internal team overwhelmed.
Solution: Bulk content update: 200 products updated over 2 weeks. New images optimized and uploaded, descriptions revised, pricing updated, and out-of-stock items properly marked.
Result: Catalog fully updated before seasonal campaign launch. Internal team freed to focus on marketing instead of data entry. Zero formatting errors across 200 products.
Challenge: Law firm needs quarterly updates: new attorney bios, practice area updates, blog article publishing, and event announcements. No internal web capability.
Solution: Quarterly retainer: 3-4 updates per month including attorney profiles, blog post formatting/publishing, event pages, and practice area content refreshes.
Result: Website consistently current. Google rewards fresh content — blog traffic increased 45% over 6 months. Firm's web presence matches their offline reputation.
Support services for sites built on any stack, with deep expertise in Next.js, React, WordPress, and custom PHP. We diagnose issues across the full stack: frontend, backend, database, server, and CDN — not just the application layer.
AI-powered monitoring detects issues before your users do. Claude analyzes error logs, performance metrics, and user behavior patterns to identify problems proactively. Automated incident reports with root cause analysis — not just "server down" alerts.
We manage your infrastructure directly — no intermediary hosting platforms taking a cut. Full server access for rapid debugging, direct database queries for troubleshooting, and custom monitoring dashboards on your own Umami instance.
From initial site audit through issue resolution to preventive maintenance — one team handles everything. Bug fixes, security patches, performance optimization, content updates, and server maintenance under a single support agreement.
Transparent monthly support plans with defined response times and included hours. Emergency fixes covered by SLA — no surprise invoices for urgent issues. You know your monthly support cost before signing.
Simple text/image changes: $50-$150. New pages from templates: $150-$400. Product listings (10 products): $200-$500. Blog formatting/publishing: $75-$200. Monthly retainers: $300-$1,500 for 5-20 hours of updates. Same-day turnaround for simple changes at no extra cost.
Simple text and image changes: same business day. New pages and structural changes: 1-3 business days. Bulk updates (20+ products or pages): 3-10 business days depending on volume. Rush same-hour turnaround available for time-sensitive changes (pricing corrections, event announcements) at no extra charge for retainer clients.
If your CMS supports it, absolutely. We can train your team on WordPress, Shopify, or your specific CMS — typically a 1-2 hour training session ($200-$400). However, many businesses find that outsourcing updates is more cost-effective when you factor in: staff time, image optimization, SEO formatting, and the risk of accidentally breaking something. Hybrid approaches work well — your team handles simple text edits, we handle images, new pages, and structural changes.
Send us what needs updating — text, images, products, or pages. We'll make the changes, optimize the assets, and keep your site current.
Same-day simple changes · Image optimization included · No CMS login needed
Our content update service covers formatting and publishing content you provide. If you need content written (blog posts, service descriptions, product copy), we offer copywriting as an add-on or can connect you with our content team. Many clients provide rough drafts and we polish + format + publish.
WordPress (most common), WooCommerce, Shopify, Squarespace, Magento, OpenCart, Webflow, Next.js/Payload CMS, and custom CMS platforms. If your site has an admin panel, we can update it. For static sites without a CMS, we make code-level changes directly.