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Varies by platform, site complexity, and how many content requests are included per month. Request a quote based on your stack and how often you need content updates.

Ask exactly what counts as included versus billed separately. A lot of maintenance plans cover only updates and charge extra for every content change, which adds up fast if you make frequent edits.

Ask for a monthly report as part of the service. Maintenance is largely invisible work — without reporting, you're paying on faith that it's actually happening.

Ask about response time specifically, and whether it differs outside business hours. This matters most exactly when something breaks unexpectedly.

Ask whether the plan is platform-specific or covers any platform your site might run on. Some maintenance providers only work on WordPress, for example, and won't help if your site is on something else.

Typically: regular platform and plugin updates, small content and copy changes, routine technical checks (broken links, form functionality, basic performance), priority response if something breaks, and a monthly summary of what was done.