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Yes, and we’d recommend it for anything more complex than a brochure site. There’s a warranty window right after launch, where anything that’s genuinely a defect in what we built gets fixed at no extra cost, followed by an optional monthly retainer for everything after that: security patches, WordPress and plugin updates, dependency upgrades, monitoring, small feature requests, and an actual person to call when something breaks at an inconvenient time.
You’re never required to take a retainer. The code is yours, and you’re free to hand maintenance to an in-house team or a different agency entirely. But “just fix it if something breaks” without a retainer in place means queuing behind clients who do have one, and ad hoc emergency work costs more per hour than the same work done under a standing agreement. Most clients who skip the retainer at launch ask for one within a few months, usually right after the first thing breaks late on a Friday.
Tell us what you're building and we'll tell you honestly whether we're a fit.
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