Problem we solve
What exactly is included in your maintenance plan?
A real SLA — not a vague "we will be there".
Hosting, monitoring, error response, API change handling, security patches and continuous optimisation.
Signs this is your problem
You will recognise yourself in at least one of these
- You have signed maintenance contracts before that turned out to be nothing.
- You cannot tell what your current provider actually does each month.
- You only hear from them when there is a problem — and they always charge extra.
- You need predictable cost and clear accountability.
Why it happens
The root cause, in plain language
"Maintenance" without a written scope means nothing. A real SLA spells out what is covered, what response times look like, and what falls outside.
Our approach
How we actually fix this
- 1
Host a dedicated, monitored infrastructure for your application or automation.
- 2
Run 24/7 webhook and error alerting so issues are found before users find them.
- 3
Apply secure system updates, regular backups and recovery testing.
- 4
Optimise AI token and infrastructure cost on an ongoing basis.
- 5
Respond to third-party service outages with engineering — not a ticket queue.
What you can expect
Outcomes our clients see
- Predictable monthly cost with a defined scope.
- Faster response to incidents than internal teams typically achieve.
- A system that gets better over time, not worse.
Related solutions
People with this problem usually also have these
The previous agency built it, handed over a zip, and disappeared
We take over abandoned codebases, document them, fix what is broken and commit to long-term maintenance.
Working with usWill I own the code, or will you hold it hostage?
A maintenance partnership is a service — not a vendor lock-in strategy.
AI CoworkersOpenAI or Meta changed their API and everything broke
Proactive deprecation tracking and refactoring under a maintenance plan that gets ahead of the change.
Let's plan your growth
Initial consultation is completely free. We are looking for long-term partnerships.