What website maintenance actually covers
Content updates, small fixes, security patches, backups, uptime watching and keeping forms working. It is unglamorous and essential — the site that was perfect in March has a broken enquiry form and an outdated price list by September if nobody maintains it.
What maintenance typically costs
Agency AMC (annual maintenance contract) pricing in India runs from ₹5,000 to ₹30,000+ a year for a small business site — often billed whether you use it or not. On WebPricing, year-one maintenance is included in the package price, and year two continues optionally at a discounted rate. No mandatory fees, ever.
- Typical agency AMC — ₹5,000–₹30,000+ per year
- WebPricing year one — included in the package
- Year two onwards — optional continuation at a discounted rate
- New features or redesigns — billed as separate add-ons, not maintenance
Maintenance vs customization
Maintenance keeps what exists working — text changes, image swaps, fixes. Customization adds what does not exist — a new section, a payment gateway, an integration. Mixing them lets providers bill new work as "maintenance". We keep them separate: one-time build price, free year-one upkeep, and only genuine new work is ever billed.
The ownership safety net
Because your domain is registered in your name and year-two continuation is optional, maintenance is a choice — not a hostage situation. Stay, continue at a discount, or move the site anywhere. That is what makes "no maintenance charges ever" credible.
Common questions
Is website maintenance mandatory?
Not on WebPricing — year one is included, and year two onwards is optional at a discounted rate. Nothing auto-renews and nothing is forced.
What does free year-one maintenance include?
Content tweaks, fixes, security patches and backups — the upkeep every site needs. New features or sections are separate add-on work.
What happens if I skip maintenance?
The site stays live — you own it. You just handle updates yourself or return when needed; there are no penalties or lock-ins.