HatterHosting managed website care
For contractors, trades, real estate professionals, property-service teams, and local businesses that already have a site: routine updates, monitoring, backups, and practical care without another neglected dashboard.
Choose your care level
Each plan covers one website. We review the site, required access, current risks, software, and migration needs before confirming acceptance and the start date.
For a healthy business site that needs consistent technical care.
For an active site where safe changes and faster support matter.
For a lead-generating site that needs regular attention and iteration.
Setup and migration are quoted separately after review. Domain registration, business email, paid software licenses, major repairs, custom development, and third-party fees are not included unless listed in writing. Annual plans renew yearly unless cancelled under the written service terms.
What managed means
HatterHosting combines managed infrastructure with practical oversight. Exact backup retention, support allocation, response targets, exclusions, and offboarding terms are documented for the selected plan.
Routine core, theme, and extension updates are reviewed and handled according to plan.
Availability and security signals are monitored so material issues can be triaged.
Backups and restore procedures are configured to the written plan and onboarding record.
Business and Growth plans add content time and a clearer rhythm for useful improvements.
Plain answers
Usually. We first review its hosting, software versions, active extensions, access, backups, email dependencies, and known issues. A repair or cleanup may be required before recurring care begins.
Managed plans use the hosting environment approved for the service. We explain any recommended migration, likely interruption, and required access before scheduling a move.
Backup configuration and restore support are included according to plan. Retention, frequency, storage location, and restore-testing expectations are documented during onboarding.
No. Your domain should stay in an account you control. Domain renewals, mailboxes, and paid third-party services remain separate unless a proposal specifically includes them.
Typical examples include replacing supplied text or images on an existing page. New page strategy, copywriting, custom features, redesigns, and unused monthly time are outside that allowance unless agreed otherwise.
Pre-existing malware, major repairs, custom development, ecommerce operations, accessibility remediation, legal compliance, and outside-service failures require separate review and scope.
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