A website starts ageing the day it launches. Software gets updates, browsers change, content goes stale. Monthly maintenance is how a site stays fast, secure and useful.
What goes wrong without it
- Security: outdated CMS versions and plugins are the most common way into a site.
- Search: slow pages, broken links and old content lose ground in search engines and in AI answers.
- Experience: forms stop sending, pages break in new browsers, prices and contacts go out of date.
- Recovery: without tested backups, one attack can mean rebuilding the site from scratch.
What we check every month
- Core, plugin and extension updates for TYPO3, WordPress and headless stacks.
- Backups, tested, at a frequency that matches how often the content changes.
- Forms, links, payments and integrations.
- Speed, accessibility and search health.
How the hours work
You contract a monthly block of hours and use it where it matters most: fixes, new pages, design, front-end or back-end work, SEO and GEO. The team that knows your site does the work.
See how it works in Coopers Evolve.
A website is not a project that ends. It is a product that keeps working, or stops.
Carlos Eduardo de Souza
Co-founder of Coopers. Leads operations, R&D and the adoption of AI across the company.
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