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Six yes or no questions. Find out how many of the basics are covered today.
Is your website actually covered?
Six yes or no questions, two minutes, no technical detail needed. See how many of the basics are covered today and which gap matters most.
- 1 Does anyone check your website for problems if you don't ask them to?
- 2 Do you know when your SSL certificate expires?
- 3 Has your website been backed up in the last 30 days, and could someone actually restore from it if needed?
- 4 If your site went down right now, would anyone be alerted automatically, or would you find out from a customer?
- 5 Do you know who currently has admin access to your website?
- 6 Does your current vendor or host explicitly cover backups AND security AND performance, or just hosting?
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Answer all 6 questions to see where you stand.
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A short, practical plan for your top gap, plus the steps for every other gap you marked. Written for a business owner, not a developer.
Six basics every business website needs covered
Most owners assume their host or the agency that built the site handles these. Usually nobody does, and nobody finds out until something breaks.
Proactive monitoring
Someone checks uptime, errors and speed on a schedule, not only when you report a problem.
SSL expiry
Certificates expire. When nobody tracks the date, the site goes offline with a browser warning for every visitor.
Restorable backups
A backup only counts if it is recent and someone has actually restored from it. Untested backups fail when needed.
Automatic alerts
Downtime should page a person within minutes. Finding out from a customer means hours have already passed.
Admin access
Old agencies, freelancers and ex-staff often still have admin logins. Unknown access is the most common way sites get compromised.
Vendor scope
Hosting is not maintenance. Ask your provider in writing whether backups, security and performance are included.
Before you start
No. Every question is a plain yes or no about what happens today. If you are not sure, the honest answer is usually "No", because if it were covered you would know who does it.
Your six answers are stored with your enquiry so that if you ask us for help, the conversation starts from the gap that matters most. Nothing is sold or shared, and there is no drip campaign.
All six. Monitoring, alerting, tested backups, SSL renewals, access review and a written scope. The Grow plan is the one most small and mid-sized businesses choose for exactly this list.
Close every gap with one plan
Monitoring, alerts, tested backups, SSL, access review and a written scope. Compare the four plans, or tell us about your site and we will recommend one.
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