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Canned Spinach care plans bundle managed hosting, security, and maintenance into one flat monthly rate: fast managed hosting, SSL, daily off-site backups, software updates tested before they touch your live site, 24/7 uptime and security monitoring, malware scanning, performance optimization, and a monthly allotment of content edits handled by our team. Plans cover WordPress sites and our AI-built custom websites, and we can often support other platforms depending on your situation; just ask. One plan, one invoice, one team keeping your site fast, secure, and current.

We're on it, usually before you even notice. Every care plan includes 24/7 uptime and security monitoring, daily off-site backups, and emergency response. If something breaks or is compromised, we restore your site from a clean backup, patch the vulnerability, and report exactly what happened and what we changed. That response is the difference between hours of downtime and weeks of it.

Hosting is the server your website lives on; maintenance is everything that keeps the site itself healthy: software updates, security patches, backups, monitoring, and fixes. Cheap hosting alone is like renting a garage and never changing your car's oil. You need both, which is why we bundle them: one plan, one invoice, and zero finger-pointing when something needs attention.

Yes. We regularly take over websites built by other agencies or freelancers, WordPress especially; it's one of the most common ways new clients find us. Every takeover starts with a full site audit covering security, performance, plugins, and backups, so we know exactly what we're inheriting. Then we migrate you onto our managed hosting with zero downtime.

Professional website maintenance typically runs $100 to $500 per month for small-business sites, with eCommerce and high-traffic sites running higher. Canned Spinach care plans start at $199 per month, with tiered flat rates based on your site's complexity and how much hands-on support you want. It's a fraction of what emergencies cost: recovering a hacked, unmaintained site often runs thousands of dollars, plus lost business while you're down.

WordPress powers over 40% of the web, which makes outdated WordPress sites the internet's favorite target. Skip updates and you accumulate security holes, slowing performance, broken plugins, and eventually a hack or crash, usually at the worst possible moment. Google also quietly demotes slow, insecure sites in search results. Maintenance is like insurance, except you collect on it every month in speed, security, and rankings.