Websites don’t fail all at once. They fail quietly, one broken link or expired certificate at a time. The Website Legacy Assurance Plan catches the small stuff before it becomes a big, expensive, “why haven’t I gotten any inquiries in two months” problem.
On a schedule that matches your plan (quarterly for Standard, every two months for Priority), I personally go through your site and check it against a full list of the things that quietly cause the most damage: broken links, security issues, accessibility gaps, and more (full list below). You get a plain-language report after every review, so you always know exactly where your site stands. No guessing, no jargon, no surprise invoices.
Half of all websites run into something breaking within a year. If yours goes down for even a few weeks, think about what that actually costs you: the leads who never found you, the client who assumed you’d closed. The Legacy Assurance Plan is how we make sure that’s never your story.
Everything in Ripple, plus:
Everything in Voyage, plus:
Social content and newsletter content, created and sent for you, are available as an add-on on any plan.
The everyday things that break: broken links, plugin conflicts, form errors, small display issues, and similar quick repairs. If something bigger comes up, I’ll always tell you the cost before doing any work.
You’re never without help: additional fixes are billed at $100/hour, half of my standard $200/hour rate. That’s a plan-member rate, not the regular price.
They don’t. Think of it like a fresh start each year. Whatever you didn’t need this year just means your site had a good year, and you’re covered again as soon as the new year starts.
Yes. If Standard isn’t giving you enough support (or Priority is more than you need), we can adjust at renewal.
No problem. The Legacy Assurance Plan works for any site. We’ll just start with a quick review to get familiar with how yours is built.
Pick a plan above, and I’ll take it from here: quarterly reviews, real reports, and a real person on the other end when something needs fixing.
Have questions? Schedule a consultation.
