Support and maintenance
Have your developers left you high and dry?
We've seen this many times: you get your site designed and developed, but after the launch, there's nobody around anymore to continue working on it.
Many studies show that what you do with a website after the release is more important than the finished product. Your website is a product, not a finished piece of art. You need to deploy continuous improvement processes and stay up to date with market trends and customers' expectations.
It's because you don't have a fully dedicated support team
Many times agencies don't have a dedicated support team or they don't have processes in place to provide such services with reliable outcomes.
Even if your websites were developed internally, it can also be a problem when the in-house team is stretched too thin with multiple projects or when people quit the company, leaving you with no one to turn to for help.
Get help from a proven team of web development engineers
You should not allow your vendors or in-house inflexibility to put you in such a situation. Despite everything, you should be allowed to seek support and help from other vendors.
Our EU-based team of 50 engineers helps maintain websites for organizations such as Mercedes-Benz, Carrefour, UNESCO and hundreds of others. We also know how to handle your in-house team or an outside agency by being at the same time cooperative and productive.
What our clients say about us
We’ve built partnerships with 50+ organizations, some are lasting nearly a decade thanks to the level of care & attention we provide.
Would you like to make improvements to your websites? Let's talk.
There are three models of how we can work together:
- Ad-hoc improvement projects on a time & materials basis
- Support and maintenance retainer agreement
- Fully dedicated engineer or a team to work on your websites
In order to decide what model best fits your needs, we first need to learn more about your situation.
Please reach out over [email protected] or fill out the form on this page to schedule a meeting with one of our consultants.