Website maintenance in Singapore

Your website updated, backed up and watched, every month

We keep your site updated, backed up and online, and make the small changes you’ve been waiting on. From $100 a month.

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What happens when nobody maintains your website

It rarely breaks all at once. It slips, a little every month.

Updates pile up

Plugins and themes fall months behind. Then one update clashes with another, and a page stops working.

Small edits wait weeks

A price change or a new staff photo sits in someone’s inbox while customers read the old version.

Nobody’s watching

The site goes down on a Saturday. You find out on Monday, from a customer.

Updates, backups, monitoring and fixes, every month

Every plan covers the same ground, and the bigger plans give you more hours each month and more frequent updates.

Software updates

Core, theme and plugin updates, every two weeks on Bronze and every week on Silver and Gold.

Security and backups

Your site hardened and backed up. Gold takes a backup every week or after every content update.

Website monitoring

We keep an eye on the site, so problems get caught early.

Error fixing

Broken links, layout glitches and forms that stopped sending get found and fixed.

Content updates

Text, images, prices and new pages, done for you within your monthly hours.

Support you can reach

A Singapore team that answers, and a clear note of what was done each month.

If your site got hacked tonight, could you restore it?

Plenty of businesses think they have backups until they need one. Then it turns out the backup was on the same server, or months old, or never tested.

We keep your backups current and stored safely, so a bad update or a hack means restoring the site, not rebuilding it from scratch. Our Gold plan backs up every week, or after every content update.

Built by someone else? We’ll take it from here.

Taking over a site built by another developer runs in four steps.

Free audit

We check your updates, security, backups and speed, and tell you what we found before you pay anything.

Secure and back up

First job: a fresh backup and the urgent security fixes.

Fix what’s broken

Errors, broken links and anything that stopped working get sorted next.

Monthly care

Updates, monitoring and your content changes from then on, with a note of what we did.

Do I need to manage updates myself?

You can, and plenty of owners do for a while. The trouble is that updates are easy to put off, and the one you skip is often the security fix. A wrong update on a live site can also take it down, with no quick way back if there’s no backup.

With a plan, we run the updates, check the site afterwards and keep a backup ready. You get the result without spending your evenings in the back end of WordPress.

One team for hosting, updates and fixes

We host websites too. Professional Hosting is $30 a month, or $250 a year. Managed Hosting & Care is $45 a month, or $400 a year, and adds real-time uptime monitoring, a monthly security scan and malware cleanup, and minor text and image updates on request.

Sites we build come with hosting: a free first year on Lite and Bronze, and free hosting for life on Silver and Gold, then $300 a year after a free year ends. We can also set up your domain name and business email, so the site and the people looking after it are in one place.

How much does website maintenance cost in Singapore?

Bronze is $100 a month for up to 4 hours of work, which suits small sites. Silver is $200 for 8 hours, for online stores or sites with 20 or more pages. Gold is $300 for 12 hours, with weekly backups and extra security. Bundle maintenance with any other package and it’s 20% off.

What is website maintenance?

Website maintenance is the routine work that keeps a live website secure, up to date and online. It covers software updates, security, backups, monitoring, error fixes and content changes.

A website runs on software that changes all the time. WordPress, its plugins and its themes get regular updates, and many of them patch security holes. Browsers change too, content goes out of date and links break. Maintenance is staying on top of all that, so the site keeps doing its job instead of slowly decaying.

Our website maintenance plans

Monthly prices on a 12-month plan. Pick by how much work your site needs.

PlanPriceHours a monthUpdatesBest for
Bronze$100Up to 4Every two weeksSmall business sites
Silver$200Up to 8Every weekOnline stores or sites with 20+ pages
Gold$300Up to 12Every weekBusy sites; adds security enhancement and weekly backups

Every plan includes website monitoring, security and backups, error fixing and content updates. Plans are 20% off when bundled with any other package. Our SEO plans from Bronze up also include 2 to 3 hours of free website maintenance a month. See full pricing.

Our hosting plans

PlanPriceWhat it adds
Professional Hosting$30 a month or $250 a yearCDN and caching, priority security updates, a monthly performance check, on-demand backups, 1 hour of content or plugin support a month
Managed Hosting & Care$45 a month or $400 a yearEverything in Professional, plus real-time uptime monitoring, priority response within 24 hours, a monthly security scan and malware cleanup, and a quarterly performance and SEO report
Hosting for a site we buildFree for the first year (Lite, Bronze) or for life (Silver, Gold), then $300 a yearHosting that comes with a website we build for you

What website maintenance costs in Singapore

Singapore plans run from under $50 to about $800 a month, and the gap mostly comes down to hours, response times and what’s included.

Type of planTypical Singapore priceWhat to check
Budget hour bundles$49 to $199 a monthWhat the hours cover, and how fast anyone replies
Entry plans for small sites$147 to $200 a monthWhether content edits are included
Business plans$297 to $500 a monthResponse times and backup frequency
E-commerce and complex sitesUp to about $800 a monthWhether checkout and payments are tested after updates
Audit before a takeoverOne agency charges $697Whether it is free elsewhere
D’Marketing Agency$100, $200 or $300 a month; free audit firstHours and update frequency per plan, listed above

Market figures are from Singapore maintenance pages and cost guides, checked October 2026. Hosting alone is cheaper: shared hosting runs about $5 to $20 a month.

Website maintenance services in Singapore, from one digital marketing team

Besides upkeep, we do web design, website development and digital marketing, so the people keeping your site running smoothly are the same people who know what it has to do for your business. If your business needs change, say a new service, a new campaign or a new landing page, the change goes into the same queue as your updates.

Regular maintenance is what keeps your online presence working for the long term. Website security comes first: security monitoring, updates that close known holes, and security measures such as the monthly security scan and malware cleanup on Managed Hosting & Care. Then loading speed and performance optimization, because a site that slows down quietly loses visitors and the rankings your search engine optimization earned. Then bug fixes and content changes, handled as they come up.

We work across content management systems, e.g. WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify, and on custom builds. You get technical support from a Singapore team, priority response within 24 hours on Managed Hosting & Care, and a short note each month of what we did on your site.

Backups and disaster recovery

A backup is only useful if it restores. Good disaster recovery means three things: backups taken often enough that you’d lose little, stored away from the site itself, and a tested way to put the site back.

That’s why backups are part of every plan, and why Gold backs up weekly or after every content update. If your site goes down, we monitor your website and restore it from the latest backup, so you’re back online fast instead of starting over.

Doing it yourself, a freelancer, or a maintenance plan?

Do it yourselfFreelancer as neededMaintenance plan (us)
CostYour own timePer job, often by the hourFrom $100 a month
UpdatesWhen you rememberWhen you askOn a schedule, every one or two weeks
BackupsIf you set them upRarely includedPart of every plan
When something breaksYou fix itYou wait for a replyA team on call

Hosting, maintenance or technical SEO?

What it doesWho needs it
HostingThe server your website lives onEvery website
Website maintenanceKeeps the site updated, secure, backed up and workingAny site you rely on for enquiries or sales
Technical SEOFixes what stops Google crawling and ranking the siteSites that need to be found on Google

They overlap on speed. Our technical SEO team and our maintenance team work on the same sites, so fixes don’t clash.

How often should a website be maintained?

  • Every week or two: software, theme and plugin updates, and a check that nothing broke
  • Every week, for busy sites and online stores: a fresh backup
  • Every month: a security check, a speed check and broken links
  • Every quarter: a review of content that has gone out of date, such as prices, staff and offers
  • Whenever something changes in your business: new services, new pages, new photos

Websites we maintain

WordPress and WooCommerce

Updates, security and backups for WordPress sites and stores. WordPress development.

Shopify stores

Theme fixes, app conflicts and content updates.

Custom-built sites

Sites built by any developer, after a free audit.

Corporate sites

Service pages, team pages and news kept current.

Landing pages

Pages for ads and offers, kept working and fast.

New builds

Sites we design and build, looked after from launch. Web design.

What to ask any website maintenance provider

  • How often do you update the software, and do you check the site afterwards?
  • Where are backups stored, and when did you last restore one?
  • How many hours of changes are included each month?
  • How do I report a problem, and how fast will you reply?
  • Will you take over a site someone else built?
  • What do I get each month to show what was done?

Common website maintenance mistakes

  • Skipping updates because the site seems fine
  • Keeping backups on the same server as the site
  • Updating plugins on the live site with no backup ready
  • Assuming the hosting company handles security
  • Leaving old prices, staff and offers on the site for months
  • Finding out the site is down when a customer says so

Website maintenance terms, in plain English

  • Core update: a new version of the platform itself, such as WordPress
  • Plugin: an add-on that gives your site a feature, and needs its own updates
  • Uptime: the share of time your site is online and working
  • Malware: code a hacker plants on your site, often to steal data or send spam
  • SSL certificate: what puts the padlock and https in your address bar
  • CDN: a network of servers that delivers your pages faster to visitors
  • Staging site: a private copy for testing changes before they go live

What clients say on Google

★★★★★
“We engaged D’Marketing Agency for our company SEO services and web development. The team is very skilled and professional. They understand exactly what the customers need and is able to provide the solution. We are so glad we stumbled upon their company. Great job!”

Kim Woo, Google review, Feb 2023

★★★★★
“We’ve worked with several marketing agencies in the past, but none have been as effective as D’Marketing Agency Their team is incredibly talented, and they’ve helped us develop and execute campaigns that have boosted our brand awareness and generated leads. They are true partners in our success and we look forward to continuing our relationship with them.”

Taylor L, Google review, Mar 2023

More proof: web development case studies and web design portfolio.

Website maintenance in Singapore, answered

How much does website maintenance cost in Singapore?
Our plans are $100, $200 or $300 a month for up to 4, 8 or 12 hours of work. They’re 20% off when you bundle them with another package.
What does website maintenance include?
Software updates, security and backups, website monitoring, error fixing and content updates, plus support from a team you can reach.
Why can’t I just maintain the site myself?
You can. But updates are easy to fall behind on, and a wrong one can take a live site down. We test changes and keep backups, so you get the result without the risk.
What happens if my site gets hacked?
Keeping software updated closes the usual way in. If something does happen, we restore your site from a recent backup instead of rebuilding it.
How often do you back up my site?
On a regular schedule on every plan. Gold backs up every week, or after every content update.
Do you monitor for downtime?
Yes. Website monitoring is part of every plan, and Managed Hosting & Care adds real-time uptime monitoring.
Will you make content changes for me?
Yes. Edits, new pages and image swaps come out of your monthly hours: 4 on Bronze, 8 on Silver and 12 on Gold.
Which platforms do you maintain?
WordPress and WooCommerce, Shopify and custom-built sites, from corporate sites to online stores and landing pages.
Do you host websites too?
Yes. Hosting is $30 a month or $250 a year, and Managed Hosting & Care is $45 a month or $400 a year. Sites we build include a free first year of hosting, or free hosting for life on Silver and Gold, then $300 a year after a free year ends. We can also set up your domain and business email.
Can you take over a site you didn’t build?
Yes. We audit it first, secure and back it up, fix anything urgent, and maintain it from there.
Is there a long contract?
Our listed prices are for a 12-month plan. Shorter terms are available at a higher monthly rate.
How is this different from technical SEO?
Maintenance keeps your site secure, updated and online, while technical SEO works on how well it ranks. They overlap on speed, and we keep the two in step.
What are website maintenance services?
Ongoing care for a live website: software updates, security, backups, monitoring, fixes and content changes, usually sold as a monthly plan.
Can I hire someone to manage my website?
Yes. That’s what a maintenance plan is. Ours start at $100 a month for up to 4 hours of work, and we’ll take over a site someone else built.
How much does it cost to pay someone to maintain a website?
In Singapore, most plans run from about $100 to $500 a month, and complex online stores can reach $800. Ours are $100, $200 or $300 a month.
How long is website maintenance?
It’s ongoing. As long as your site is live, its software keeps changing and needs updates. Our plans are priced for 12 months.
What is a person who maintains a website called?
Usually a webmaster or website administrator. Many businesses now use a maintenance plan from an agency instead of hiring one.
Does website maintenance help with PDPA?
It helps. The PDPA expects you to protect the personal data your site collects, and keeping software patched and backed up is part of that.

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