Compare WordPress maintenance plans.

A WordPress maintenance plan provides ongoing care for one website. Depending on the plan, it can include monitoring, off-site backups, software health checks, developer support, security checks, and a set number of fixes or unlimited eligible fixes.

Look for clear coverage of monitoring, backup frequency, restore access, plugin and WordPress health, security checks, developer fixes, response arrangements, and work history. The plan should explain who acts when a check finds a problem.

Shield Light costs £99 per month for one WordPress site. Shield Pro costs £199 per month for one site. Each plan has its own backup frequency, fix allowance, security coverage, and support level.

Shield Light includes two fixes each month, weekly off-site backups, 24/7 monitoring, and subscriber support. Shield Pro adds unlimited eligible fixes, daily and on-demand backups, malware protection and cleanup, and priority support.

A useful plan should keep WordPress, plugin, and theme health visible and provide a safe route for handling updates. Compare whether updates are simply reported or actively managed, and what happens if an update causes a fault.

Backup frequency should match how often the site changes. Shield Light creates weekly off-site backups. Shield Pro creates daily off-site backups and also allows an on-demand backup before an important change.

BugShield monitoring records signals including uptime, response time, SSL, plugin health, file integrity, and Core Web Vitals. Monitoring identifies changes and faults, while developer support provides the route to investigate and fix them.

Yes. Shield Light includes two WordPress bug fixes per billing month, while Shield Pro includes unlimited eligible bug fixes for the subscribed site. Requests, chat, progress, and completed work stay in the same site workspace.

BugShield plans are assigned per website because monitoring, backups, credentials, and fixes belong to a specific site. You can manage several sites in one account and choose a different plan for each one.

Yes. There is no long-term contract. You can cancel from your billing settings, and the plan remains active until the end of the paid period. Upgrades apply straight away, while a move to a lower plan starts from the next billing date.

Yes. The plugin securely connects the site to BugShield so inside-the-site monitoring, backups, plugin health, file integrity checks, security checks, and activity records can work accurately.

Choose one-off support when you have one defined problem and do not need ongoing cover. A maintenance plan is better suited to sites that benefit from continuous monitoring, regular backups, and developer fixes throughout the year.