Small businesses and service companies.
They usually don’t have a website administrator on staff. But they still need to update prices, offerings, portfolios, contacts, and promotions.
Site administration involves maintaining its availability, functionality, and relevance. A website administrator is responsible for filling in new pages or landing pages, as well as updating the published information — texts, images, prices, and more. They work with other specialists, receiving materials from programmers, copywriters, designers, and managers.
The Sitesavers team provides additional website administration services. We are ready to take on routine tasks so you can focus on what matters most — achieving key business goals.
Administration services are needed when you don’t have enough time to do the work yourself, or you are sure that you can spend this time with greater benefit. In fact, most websites benefit from it. It allows you to save resources and avoid mistakes.
We most often work with the following types of clients:
Website creation and administration by a team of professionals allows you to gain significant advantages in each of the scenarios described above:
Site administration is a responsible stage of maintaining and supporting a website. A professional approach helps avoid common mistakes that can lead to losing customers, unnecessary expenses, or even a drop in search engine rankings.
By working with the Sitesavers team, you get:
Yes, for the vast majority of sites. Even if the content is not updated (which rarely happens), technologies, browsers, and search engine requirements continue to evolve. Professional administration helps anticipate these changes and prepare for them in advance.
Regular website administration typically includes technical support, CMS and plugin updates, security monitoring, backups, and bug fixes. It often also covers basic SEO support, content updates, and analytics monitoring. The exact set of features may vary depending on the type of site and the selected plan.
The price is calculated individually. It depends on the type and complexity of the website, the CMS, the number of pages, required integrations, and the current technical condition of the resource. Before starting, we prepare a cost estimate and define the scope of work. Each item is agreed upon separately. If new conditions or tasks arise during the process, the manager informs you in advance and provides an updated estimate.
At minimum, access to the admin panel is required. For technical adjustments, access to hosting, FTP/SFTP, or the domain and DNS management panel may also be needed. Separate access may also be required for external applications such as a CRM system, analytics tools, or an email client.
