WordPress maintenance services · Canada-wide
WordPress maintenance that keeps your website working.
Ninja Tuna handles updates, backups, security checks, monitoring and small content changes—so routine website care never becomes another job on your list.
Clear monthly care for small business WordPress sites.
Website care plans
From $60/month
Updates · backups · monitoring
Routine updates
Core and plugins kept current
Restorable backups
A safer path when changes fail
Security checks
Catch common risks earlier
Content time
Useful updates included in every plan
Quiet problems become expensive
Maintenance is easier before something breaks.
Most WordPress sites do not fail all at once. Plugins fall behind. Backups stop quietly. A form update creates a conflict. Pages get slower one small change at a time.
Regular care reduces avoidable risk and gives you a recovery path when something does go wrong.
Updates pile up
Old software creates more risk and makes future changes harder to test safely.
Backups go untested
A backup only helps when it exists, is current and can support a rollback.
Small faults hide
Forms, links and page elements can stop working before anyone reports a problem.
Performance drifts
New plugins, images and scripts can slowly make the site heavier to use.
What website care covers
The routine work, handled.
Maintenance is more than clicking update. It is a repeatable way to keep the site current, watched and recoverable.
WordPress updates
Core and plugin updates are applied on the schedule included in your plan.
Backups and rollback
Full-site backups create a recovery point before a technical problem grows.
Monitoring and checks
Site monitoring and vulnerability checks help surface common problems sooner.
Monthly reporting
A simple report shows the maintenance completed during the month.
Content updates
Every plan includes time for useful changes to copy, images and page content.
Ongoing oversight
Someone is paying attention to the site instead of assuming everything is fine.
Website maintenance plans
Three care levels. One less thing to worry about.
Choose the update schedule, backup frequency and content time that fit the role your website plays in the business.
The essentials
Sushi
$60/month
- Weekly full-site backups
- Weekly plugin and core updates
- Monthly site report
- Up to 2 hours of content updates
- 24-hour site monitoring
Most balanced
Tuna Melt
$80/month
- Daily plugin and core updates
- Weekly full-site backups
- Monthly vulnerability scan
- Monthly site report
- Up to 4 hours of content updates
- 24-hour site monitoring
More frequent protection
The Casserole
$120/month
- Daily plugin and core updates
- Daily full-site backups
- Weekly vulnerability scan
- Monthly site report
- Up to 6 hours of content updates
- 24-hour site monitoring
Not sure which plan fits? Start with a review of the site you have.
A plan that matches the website
Pick the care level by risk and workload.
A brochure site with occasional edits needs a different rhythm than a website that changes every week. The best plan is the smallest one that covers the real maintenance load.
If you need… start with…
- Weekly updates and light content help → Sushi
- Daily updates and more regular changes → Tuna Melt
- Daily backups and weekly vulnerability checks → The Casserole
- A site that is already slow or confusing → A website review first
Maintenance or redesign?
Care keeps a good website healthy. It cannot repair a weak foundation.
If the site is slow, difficult to edit, confusing to customers or no longer reflects the business, maintenance alone may not solve the real problem. You will get an honest recommendation before choosing a plan.
How ongoing care starts
A careful handoff, then a clear routine.
Ninja Tuna can maintain WordPress websites built elsewhere. The first step is checking the site and choosing the right baseline.
1. Review the current site
Check the WordPress setup, update backlog and the role the site plays in the business.
2. Choose a care plan
Match the update schedule, backup frequency and content time to the real workload.
3. Set the maintenance rhythm
Apply the plan consistently instead of waiting for a problem to demand attention.
4. Review the monthly report
See what was completed and raise any content or website changes that need attention.
Prefer to handle it yourself?
Use the monthly WordPress maintenance checklist.
See the recurring checks behind a cared-for website, from forms and backups to updates, security and performance.
WordPress maintenance questions
Straight answers before you hand it over.
How often does a WordPress website need maintenance?
WordPress sites should be checked and updated regularly. Most small business sites benefit from ongoing monthly care, with the exact update and backup schedule set by the plan.
Can you maintain a website you did not build?
Yes. Ninja Tuna reviews the site first to make sure it is in suitable shape before taking it on.
What happens if something breaks during an update?
That is why backups and controlled updates matter. If an update causes a problem, the site has a recent recovery point that can support a rollback.
Which maintenance plan should I choose?
Choose based on how often the site changes, how frequently you want backups and how much content help you expect to use. If the answer is unclear, start with a review of the current site.
Can maintenance fix a slow or outdated website?
Maintenance can reduce technical drift and keep software current, but it cannot solve every structural, design or messaging problem. A cleanup or website redesign may be a better first step.
Is website maintenance really necessary?
If the website matters to the business, routine care helps reduce avoidable risk. Updates, backups and monitoring are calmer than waiting for a preventable problem to become an emergency.
Ready to stop thinking about updates?
Hand off the routine work.
Choose a plan or bring the website you have. Ninja Tuna will help you find the right level of ongoing care.