Support for WordPress and WooCommerce
If you have a live site or store, you need a professional expert partnerthat you can trust. Sometimes you may just need a question answered or thata new team member must be trained. Sometimes the support you need can bemore extensive and require the development of new functions and functionality.
How does support fit in?
After a takeover
In order to provide support for your WordPress or WooCommerce website, we must first carry out a takeover. Takeovers allow us to take full responsibility for your website and provide effective and professional support.
Together with management
Support is a complementary service to management. You can think about management as “keeping the lights on” – mandatory hosting, updating and ensuring your website is online. Support allows us to deliver fixes, training and minor features.
What does support mean?
When you become a customer and move to us, you can continuously come up with suggestions for things you want to improve or fix in our ticket system. We will also be on the lookout for potential issues or opportunities for improvement and share them with you. Depending on your preference, we offer support with or without an hourly bank.
Support with a retainer
If you choose to work with a retainer you will have a certain time every month dedicated to working on the cases you want.
Matters are handled according to a priority you decide and used time is deducted from the retainer. Retainer bonded support is perfect for websites that have a large target plan and that are best delivered through sprints.
Working with a retainer makes it easy to plan tasks and your budgets.
Ad hoc Support
If you choose not to use a retainer questions will still be handled according to desired priority but the commercial process takes a little longer.
Support without a retainers usually means lower response times and can make it more difficult for you to plan financially.
To maintain regularity it is possible to collect issues for a longer period and fix them at the same time by agreeing on a sprint.
What is your hourly rate?
Time | Ticket registered and assigned | Ticket started | Rate | Time measurement | |
Normal Business Hours Within monthly budget | 08:00 – 17:00 | 4 – 12 hours | 24 – 48 hours | Standard | Per 15 mins |
Normal Business Hours Outside monthly budget | At any time | At first available opportunity | At first available opportunity | Standard | Per 15 mins |
Urgent Matters | 08:00 – 17:00 | Immediate | Immediate | + 75 % | Per 15 mins |
Urgent Matters | Outside of business hours | 1 – 2 hours | 2 – 4 hours | + 150 % | Per 15 mins |
Invoicing fee for postal invoice: £2.50. Invoice via e-mail is free of charge. If the matter looks like it will take less than 4 hours, the matter will be started without an estimate, unless an estimate is requested in writing.