The Price of Website Maintenance. Should You DIY or Outsource It?
Hey you guys…welcome back to another #WebsiteWednesday episode! You really want to know the truth about the price of website maintenance and if you should take on the task or pay someone else to do it for you? Well stay tuned because I am answering all of your questions today.

There are 4 areas that I want to touch on today.
- DIY vs. Outsourcing Maintenance Costs
- Benefits of Outsourcing
- Maintenance Costs vs. Repair Costs
- Deciding What the BEST option is for you and the Most Cost Effective.
Let’s look at DIY vs. Outsourcing Maintenance Costs.
DIY. Now I know we all like the pleasure of feeling like…I did this…Yo, I did this myself!
- If your site goes down, you already have someone to handle it for you.
- Any alerts or threats you may get at odd times are also handled by someone else.
- Your website stays fresh with new content. Nobody wants to revisit a stale website and Google doesn’t care for it either.
- Your website stays inline with Google’s requirement of best SEO practices and potentially ranks higher in the search engine
Overall friend, when you pay someone a trained professional to handle website maintenance you are setting your brand and your self up to build a better relationship with your target audience.
Maintenance Costs vs. Repair Costs
Oooh this is getting good. The one the I want to address here first is that when we price for a maintenance plan, we aren’t pricing based off of the fact of the services we are providing. We are looking at the overall value of the services! *clears throat*
So what should you expect to pay for website maintenance in 2019?
- Personal website or blog: $15 to $40 per month.
- Professional website (one that is posting content more frequently): $50 to $75 per month.
- A company website with multiple forms or requests that requires pretty good speed and security: $100 to $150 per month.
- e-Commerce websites require top speed and security: $200 to $300
- Completely custom designed websites are anywhere between $300+ to $1000.
Repair Costs. This one is HUGE! If you have paid for a website to be designed and you have abandoned any maintenance on it because well it works, so why should you do anything to it? Right? Nope and no. That is foolish and can be super costly in the event that your website goes down.
You cannot afford to lose money because a website is down. Every second your website is down it's costing you money. Share on XI talk a lot about this in my last YouTube video on “My Top 4 Reasons You Need a Maintenance Plan for Your Website”.
As the saying goes, nothing is really FREE! Everything costs.
Deciding the BEST option for you. This should be fairly easy for you to decide on now, especially since I have laid it all out on the line for you. As mentioned above, choosing not to maintain your website after you’ve spent hundreds if not thousands of bucks is completely reckless of you.
Trying to DIY your website maintenance could really leave your website in a position to possibly go down and cost you lots of unnecessary stress. YOU DON'T NEED THAT. Share on XThe bottom line is, outsourcing is the BEST option, it may not seem like the cheapest option at upfront, but in the end it is the best because it’s going to save you in the end.
I invite you to take the load off of your plate and allow me to offer you my Basic Website Maintenance plan for a special rate of ONLY $18.99 per month. This special rate is usually priced at $29.99, but I want to see you win for Summer, so my offer for the entire month of July is $18.99 per month.
What’s included you ask? Hop on over ~> Basic Website Monthly Plan.
Girl, I’ve heard enough, I need this. I’m ready to SIGN UP NOW. All you need to do is fill out the form, check the box for website maintenance, and in the notes indicate $18.99.
Of course if you feel that you still have questions and want to chat, my door is always open, contact me.
I hope you have enjoyed this post and the information in it is helpful to you. I will chat with you on the next episode of Website Wednesday. Don’t forget to share that special with a friend! 🙂
LaShonda
