We maintain it. You forget about it.

Plugins need updates. WordPress core needs patches. Themes need compatibility fixes. Miss an update and your site becomes vulnerable. Apply one without testing and your site breaks.

Most business owners either ignore maintenance until something goes wrong, or spend hours every week doing it themselves. Neither approach works. Ignoring maintenance leads to security breaches, broken features, and slow performance. Doing it yourself takes time away from the work that actually grows your business.

The average WordPress site runs 20-30 plugins. Each one releases updates multiple times per month. That is hundreds of updates per year — each one a potential compatibility conflict, security patch, or breaking change. Testing every update across every plugin combination is not something you should be doing manually.

This is what we built Sunny HQ to solve. We handle every update, every patch, every compatibility check. We test on staging before we push to production. If something breaks, we catch it before your visitors do.

There are dozens of WordPress maintenance services. Most charge $50-100/month and handle the basics: updates, backups, and a help desk ticket system. That covers the minimum. Sunny HQ covers everything else.

The difference is depth. Most maintenance providers run automated update tools across hundreds of sites. They push updates in bulk and check for obvious errors. If something subtle breaks — a form stops submitting, a checkout flow fails on mobile, a page layout shifts — it goes unnoticed until a customer reports it.

We assign a real WordPress professional to your site. Someone who knows your plugins, your theme, your business. Someone who tests updates manually, reviews your site visually, and catches the issues that automation misses.

We also include what other providers charge extra for: enterprise hosting, security hardening, performance optimization, and strategic consulting. One plan. One team. Everything handled.

The result? You never get the “my site is broken” call from a customer. You never spend a Saturday troubleshooting a plugin conflict. You never wonder if your backups actually work.