Launch day is the easy part. We take ownership of your application after that: monitoring uptime, patching dependencies, fixing bugs, and shipping store releases, so your team isn't the one getting paged at midnight.
One team, one point of contact, covering monitoring, patching, fixes, and releases, instead of stitching together freelancers every time something breaks.
Continuous monitoring of uptime, response times, and error rates with alerting configured for your stack, so issues are caught before your users report them.
Scheduled, verified backups of your database and critical assets, with a documented, tested restore path instead of a backup file nobody has ever opened.
Regular, tested upgrades of frameworks, packages, and runtime versions to close security gaps before they become incidents, not months after a CVE is published.
A managed queue for reported issues, triaged by severity, fixed by engineers who already know your codebase instead of relearning it from scratch each time.
We handle build submissions, OS compatibility testing, review-guideline compliance, and re-submissions, so an ignored store notice never turns into a pulled listing.
A plain-English monthly summary of what shipped, what broke, and what's coming next, plus coordinated release windows so changes don't land at the worst possible time.
No hidden tiers, no per-ticket billing surprises. Pick the level of support that matches how often you release and how much downtime would actually cost you.
We review your codebase, hosting setup, dependency versions, and current pain points, and tell you honestly what state your application is actually in.
Based on release cadence, user volume, and how business-critical the app is, we recommend Basic, Regular, Deluxe, or Premium, with the reasoning behind it, not the biggest plan by default.
Repository access, monitoring hooks, backup verification, and escalation contacts are documented before day one, so support starts on solid ground.
Proactive monitoring, scheduled updates, and issue resolution within your plan's SLA, handled by engineers who stay familiar with your application over time.
A written summary of what shipped, what broke, what was fixed, and what's coming next, so maintenance stays visible instead of a black box.
Vague promises like "we'll get to it soon" don't help when your checkout is down. Every plan comes with a written SLA that defines severity and response time.
Maintenance keeps your application healthy. It isn't a substitute for new product work. Here's exactly where the line sits.
Get a free health check and a straightforward plan recommendation, no jargon, no pressure to buy the biggest tier.
