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How much does website and software maintenance cost?

Updated · Prices from our current rate card

The short answer

Maintenance keeps a live website or application secure, working and up to date. Our plans — updates, security patches, uptime monitoring and priority fixes under an agreed reply time — start from ₹3,000 (about $72) per month. The price grows with the size of the system and how fast you need fixes.

What maintenance covers

  • Software, plugin and framework updates
  • Security patches and monitoring
  • Uptime monitoring and alerts
  • Backups that are tested by restoring them
  • Fixes for bugs and broken features
  • Small changes and content updates, if included

What happens without it

Unmaintained sites slow down, break when a browser or plugin changes, and become easy targets for attacks. Fixing a hacked or broken site in a hurry almost always costs more than keeping it maintained.

Systems someone else built

We also take over websites and applications built by other teams: we review the code and hosting first, then quote a plan once we know what we are looking after.

Questions people also ask

Is maintenance monthly or yearly?
Plans are billed monthly, and can be set up as an annual maintenance contract (AMC).
Do you maintain WordPress websites?
Yes — WordPress and headless CMS sites, custom web applications and the hosting they run on.
How fast do you reply?
Every plan includes a reply within one business day, with faster priority fixes agreed in the plan.

Want the exactnumber for yours?

Tell us what you need. A written scope and a fixed price arrive within 24 hours.