What does website maintenance cost?
Ongoing website maintenance usually costs between 50 and 300 euros a month with an agency, depending on scope and response time. Maintaining it yourself costs mainly time: roughly ten to thirty minutes a month for a small site. Watching only for outdated content costs far less.
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What makes up the price
When comparing offers, watch for these items, since agencies bundle them differently and the total can look similar while covering very different work:
- Technical maintenance: updates, backups, security
- Content upkeep: changing text, adjusting dates and prices
- Monitoring: uptime and outdated details
- Response time: how fast a request gets answered
What DustOff costs
For one website, DustOff stays free for good. Pro costs 108 euros a year — twelve full months at 9 euros, with no monthly billing option. Pro covers several websites, more frequent checks, and more pages per check.
DustOff doesn't replace technical maintenance. It answers only one question — is there anything on your website that is no longer true today — and it answers that one reliably, without needing access to your system.
Häufige Fragen
- Is a maintenance contract worth it?
- If it includes technical updates and backups, usually yes. For content accuracy alone, it's rarely necessary.
- What does doing nothing cost?
- Usually more than maintenance: wrong prices, missed enquiries and an impression of neglect.
- Does DustOff replace an agency?
- No. It replaces the habit of checking text by hand — the technical side still needs someone.