Why choose KamiKode for website maintenance
If you are comparing freelancers and agencies for website maintenance, here is how we work, and the questions worth asking whoever you choose.
A direct line to the people doing the work
When something breaks, you talk to the developer who looks after your site, not a ticket queue. We reply within 24 hours, and we treat a site that is down or hacked as urgent.
Prevention, not just repairs
Many providers only act when you report a problem. Our plans are built around regular updates, tested backups and monitoring, so most problems are caught before a customer sees them. You get a monthly report, so you can see the work instead of taking it on trust.
You keep ownership of everything
Your domain, hosting, code and accounts stay in your name. If you ever leave, you take the site with you and we hand over access. No lock-in.
Built by people who build websites
We design and build websites, online stores and web apps, so we understand the code behind the updates. That matters when an update breaks a layout, a checkout or a form.
A fixed monthly price
Your plan has a fixed monthly price, with the change time and response times written in the quote. Work outside the plan is quoted before we start, never billed by surprise.
How we compare
- Freelancer: often the cheapest option, but support depends on one person's availability, and backups and monitoring are often left out.
- Large agency: more process and more people, at a higher price, and you may never speak to the developer.
- KamiKode: a small, senior team in Beirut with written plans, regular reports and a direct line to the developer, at prices set for Lebanese businesses.
Questions to ask any provider
- How often do you update the site, and do you test updates first?
- Where are backups stored, and when did you last test a restore?
- What happens, and how fast, if the site goes down or is hacked?
- How much change time is included each month?
- Will the domain, hosting and code stay in my name?
Our guides on what a monthly maintenance plan should cover and what maintenance costs in Lebanon go into more detail.