Bugs, dependency upgrades, small features, and the constant small maintenance that keeps a product healthy — handled on a predictable monthly retainer instead of one-off fire drills.
Proactive maintenance
Scheduled dependency, framework, and security patch cycles instead of waiting for something to break.
Bug response SLA
Defined response times by severity, so a critical bug never sits in a queue.
Monitoring
Error tracking and uptime monitoring wired in, with alerts that reach an actual engineer.
Flexible capacity
Retainer hours flex month to month for small features without renegotiating a new contract.
Onboarding audit
We review your codebase, infra, and open issues before the retainer starts, so we're not learning on your clock.
Set SLAs
Agree response times and monthly hour allocation up front, in writing.
Run the queue
Weekly triage of bugs, requests, and maintenance tasks against agreed priorities.
Report
Monthly summary of what shipped, what's outstanding, and what's coming due (renewals, upgrades, certs).
Generally anything under roughly a day of engineering effort — larger scopes are quoted separately so the retainer stays predictable.
Yes, retainers run month to month with a short notice period, not a long lock-in contract.
Regularly — the onboarding audit exists specifically to make third-party codebases safe to inherit.
Web Development
A short scoping call, not a sales pitch — we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right team for it.
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