Launching your shiny new website is a big moment – champagne corks popping, high-fives all round, the virtual ribbon officially cut. But what happens next? While the heavy lifting of design and development is done, your website isn’t something you just “set and forget.” Like any good investment, it needs a little TLC to stay fresh, functional and fabulous.
At Sandlebridge, we like to keep things transparent. So here’s a handy breakdown of what to expect in terms of ongoing costs – and how we make it easy to manage them.
Your site needs somewhere to live and a name people can find it by.
Most clients like to keep their site content fresh – adding new blog posts, updating team bios, tweaking event listings, and so on.
Need to change the look of a page, add a new section, or integrate a new feature? This goes beyond basic content updates, but it’s all part of keeping your site working hard for your business.
We offer two flexible ways to budget for this:
Ideal if you want predictable support. You pay a fixed monthly fee and we set aside time for regular updates, tweaks, or improvements.
Perfect if your needs are more “as and when.” You buy hours upfront, use them when needed, and they never expire while we’re your support partner. Support blocks can be used for everything from bug fixes to graphic design, plugin updates, SEO help, or even liaising with your hosting company. Every task is logged in your client portal so you can see exactly how time’s being used.
All supported clients get access to our dedicated support portal, where you can raise tickets, track responses, and add your colleagues if needed. We also keep your hours balance updated weekly – no guesswork required.
Your website is a living part of your brand. Whether you want to manage it yourself or lean on us when needed, we’re here to keep it running smoothly – and looking sharp.
Want to chat about what setup’s right for you? Let's talk.
In our experience, the time spent understanding requirements at the outset has a disproportionate impact on the outcome of the project when compared to every other phase of work. Making the time for this important process provides insurance and confidence and gives the best possible platform for success.