Website Maintenance Services in India: Monthly Plans and AMC

Our website maintenance services in India keep a live website secure, working and up to date after launch, so problems are caught before a customer runs into them. We look after WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Next.js and plain HTML sites, whether we built them or not, on a monthly plan or an annual maintenance contract (AMC). Because nearly all maintenance happens online, we can look after sites for businesses anywhere in India from our base in Rohtak, Haryana.

A website is not finished when it goes live. Plugins and frameworks release security fixes, SSL certificates and domains expire, payment gateways change their integrations, and a contact form can quietly stop sending enquiries long before anyone notices. Maintenance is the routine work that prevents those problems, and the fix when something breaks anyway.

What our website maintenance covers

Every plan is built from the same core jobs. How often each one runs, such as how frequently backups are taken, is set in your written scope according to how often your site changes and how much it matters to your business.

  • Updates, tested first: core software, plugins, themes and code dependencies updated on a staging copy or with a fresh backup in hand, then checked on the live site.
  • Backups you can restore: copies of your files and database stored away from your hosting server, with test restores so you know they actually work.
  • Security monitoring: malware scans, login protection, removal of unused plugins and old admin accounts, and action when a new vulnerability affects software you run.
  • Uptime and expiry checks: alerts if the site goes down, and tracking of SSL certificate and domain renewal dates so nothing lapses by accident.
  • Enquiry and payment checks: test submissions of contact forms and WhatsApp click-to-chat buttons and, for stores, a run through checkout with UPI and cards using the payment gateway's test mode where it has one.
  • Content edits: small changes such as new photos, updated offers, staff details or a holiday notice, within the limits agreed in your plan.
  • Search and speed health: a look at Google Search Console for new errors, and a check that pages have not slowed down after updates. A site that is already slow needs a separate website speed optimization project.
  • Monthly report: what was updated, what was fixed, and anything that needs your decision, in plain English.

Why websites break without maintenance

Most WordPress security problems start with plugins, not WordPress itself. Patchstack's State of WordPress Security in 2026 report counted 11,334 new vulnerabilities in the WordPress ecosystem during 2025: 91% were in plugins and only six in WordPress core. A site running twenty plugins that nobody updates is an easy target. Hacked business sites are often used to host spam pages or redirect mobile visitors elsewhere, and Google may warn searchers away from the site until it is cleaned.

Modern frameworks need care too. Next.js released fixes in 2025 for a critical middleware bypass (CVE-2025-29927) and, later that year, for a remote code execution flaw in React Server Components (CVE-2025-55182). A Next.js site that has not been updated since launch can still be exposed to issues like these.

Other failures have nothing to do with hackers: an SSL certificate that did not renew, a domain registered in a former developer's name that lapsed, a payment plugin that stopped confirming UPI orders after a gateway change, or a contact form whose emails started landing in spam. Each one costs enquiries or sales until someone spots it.

Maintenance for each platform

What needs doing depends on how your site was built.

WordPress and WooCommerce maintenance

WordPress sites usually need the most maintenance because they have the most moving parts: the core, a theme, often a page builder and many plugins, each updated on its own schedule. We check that the PHP version on your hosting is still supported, remove plugins you no longer use, replace abandoned ones, and test WooCommerce checkout, tax and GST settings and shipping rules after updates.

Shopify store maintenance

Shopify takes care of hosting, server security, SSL and platform updates, so Shopify store maintenance is about everything you control: theme updates and customisations, apps you stopped using that still load code, broken links and missing redirects after products are removed, product data and collections, and payment, shipping and cash on delivery settings. We also review new apps before you install them, because each one can add weight to the storefront.

Next.js, React and custom-coded sites

There are no plugins to update, but there are framework and package dependencies, hosting configuration and build pipelines. We apply security releases, keep dependencies current enough that urgent patches are easy to install, watch for failed deployments, and check that pages still render correctly for search engines. Next.js, React and TypeScript are what we build with ourselves, so we work directly in the code.

Static HTML sites

Simple sites need less, but not nothing: hosting and domain renewals, SSL, forms and the occasional content change. They usually need only a light scope.

Monthly plan or website AMC

We work on a monthly plan or a website AMC, and quote one-off fixes separately. Both are built from the same written scope of updates, checks and edits; what changes is how it is billed and how easily the scope can be adjusted during the year.

If you are weighing up the options, our guide compares pay-per-fix, monthly plans and AMCs and what each should include.

Whatever you choose, get the meaning of a “small edit” in writing. Many maintenance disagreements come down to that one phrase.

What a maintenance plan does not cover

A clear scope protects both sides. These are projects rather than upkeep, so we quote them separately when you need them:

  • A redesign, new sections or new features. If the site is outdated rather than broken, see our website redesign service.
  • Writing new pages or blog content in bulk.
  • Cleaning up a site that was hacked before the plan started and has no clean backup, which is a separate recovery job.

The full list of what plans usually leave out, from third-party fees to SEO campaigns, is in our website maintenance cost guide.

How we take over an existing website

  1. Access and ownership check

    We list every account the site depends on: domain registrar, hosting, CMS admin or Shopify, Google Search Console, analytics and the payment gateway. If any of them sit in a former developer's name, we help you move them into your business's name.

  2. Baseline backup and health check

    Before changing anything we take a full backup, then review software versions, plugins or dependencies, known vulnerabilities, broken pages, forms and speed.

  3. Written scope

    You get a list of what we found, what needs a one-time fix and what the ongoing plan covers, including exactly what counts as a small edit.

  4. Clean-up

    Urgent issues, such as outdated software with known vulnerabilities or backups that are not running, are fixed first.

  5. Routine maintenance and reporting

    Updates, checks and edits follow the agreed schedule, and each month you get a short report. Requests come to us on WhatsApp or by phone, in English or Hindi.

Choosing a website maintenance company in India

Whether you hire us or someone else, ask these questions before you sign. A good website maintenance company will answer each one clearly and in writing.

  • Where are backups stored, and when was a restore last tested?
  • Are updates tested before they reach the live site?
  • Whose name are the domain, hosting and other accounts in? They should be in yours.
  • What exactly counts as a small edit, and how many are included each month?
  • What does the monthly report contain? Ask to see a sample.
  • How is everything handed back if you end the contract?

What's included

  • Core, plugin, theme and dependency updates, tested first
  • Off-server backups with test restores
  • Malware scanning and security hardening
  • Uptime, SSL certificate and domain expiry monitoring
  • Contact form, WhatsApp button and checkout checks
  • Small content and image edits within your plan
  • Google Search Console error checks
  • A plain-English monthly report

Frequently asked questions

What does GOSHU Digital charge for website maintenance?

It depends on the platform, the size of the site, how often it changes and how many edits you need each month. Send your website link on WhatsApp and we will reply with a written scope and quote. For general market prices, read our website maintenance cost guide.

Is an AMC better than a monthly maintenance plan?

Neither is better in itself; the scope matters more than the billing. An AMC suits businesses that want one yearly budget line and a fixed renewal date. A monthly plan suits sites whose needs change, because the scope is easier to adjust. Either way, make sure the contract spells out updates, backups, monitoring and what a small edit includes.

Can you maintain a website built by another developer or agency?

Yes. We start with an access and health check so we know what we are taking on, and we tell you about anything risky, such as abandoned plugins or an account in someone else's name, before we agree a plan.

Do you maintain Shopify stores?

Yes. On Shopify we look after the theme, apps, product data, redirects, and payment, shipping and cash on delivery settings; Shopify itself handles hosting and platform security.

What happens if my website gets hacked?

For a site on a maintenance plan, we restore a clean backup, find and close the way in, update everything affected and reset passwords. If Google has flagged the site, we request a review in Search Console once it is clean.

If the site was hacked before it joined a plan and there is no clean backup, we can still recover it, but that is quoted as a separate job.

Will I keep control of my domain, hosting and website files?

You should. The domain, hosting, Shopify store and Google accounts should be registered in your business's name, with your maintenance provider added as a user. If any of them sit in a former developer's account, we help you transfer them. If you ever change provider, ask for a full backup and a list of every account.

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Helpful guides

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