Your website, maintained by describing the change.
No ticket queues, no retainer hours expiring, no waiting for a developer to free up. Connect your site, describe the update in chat — new section, changed pricing, fixed form — and review a running preview before it ships.
Maintenance capabilities
Everything a retainer promises, without the meter
Maintenance plans fail in two ways: reactive-only plans that wait for breakage, and retainers where every real request becomes a separate quote. Evonx treats every change — small or structural — the same way: describe, preview, approve.
Content and design updates
Pricing changes, new team members, seasonal campaigns, copy edits — described in plain language and applied to the site's actual code, not a fragile page builder layer.
New pages and sections
Landing pages, testimonial sections, FAQ blocks, product pages — the work that agencies quote separately ships from the same conversation as the small fixes.
Security and dependency upkeep
Frameworks, packages, and plugins kept current before vulnerabilities become incidents — the invisible work that separates maintained sites from abandoned ones.
Performance kept within budget
Page speed measured against a target, not a feeling. Regressions get caught when they appear, not when rankings drop.
SEO-safe changes
Redirects, metadata, structured data, and sitemaps handled correctly on every change — so an innocent update never quietly costs you rankings.
A change log you own
Every change lives in your site's history with what, when, and why. No knowledge walks out the door with a contractor, and you can leave with everything.
Freelancer, retainer, or Evonx
Three ways to keep a website alive
Hourly freelancers are affordable until they are unavailable. Agency retainers buy accountability but meter every ambition. Evonx makes the cost of a change small enough that your site keeps evolving.
Sites we maintain
From brochure sites to sites that are the business
The stakes scale with the site. A brochure site that drifts out of date embarrasses you; a broken checkout or lead form costs revenue silently. Both need cadence — one weekly, one continuous.
Maintain your website- Company and brochure sites kept accurate and fast
- Marketing sites that ship new landing pages weekly
- E-commerce fronts where checkout must never silently break
- Content and documentation sites with growing structure
- Sites abandoned by their original agency, brought back under control
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Website maintenance with Evonx
What kinds of changes are covered?+
Content edits, design adjustments, new pages and sections, bug fixes, form and integration changes, dependency updates, and performance work. If it is a change to your site, it is described the same way: in chat, with a running preview before it ships.
Does anything go live without my approval?+
No. Every change produces a preview you can click through first. You approve it, then it ships. Routine upkeep like dependency updates is also visible in the change log, so you always know what happened and when.
Can you take over a site built by someone else?+
Yes — that is one of the most common starting points. Connect the repository (or hand over what you have) and Evonx works with the site's actual code, whatever stack it is on. The first weeks usually include quiet cleanup: updating dependencies and fixing what the previous arrangement left behind.
How fast are changes turned around?+
Most content and section changes produce a reviewable preview within hours of being described. There is no queue behind other clients' projects — the agents scale with the requests.
How is this priced compared to an agency retainer?+
As a flat platform subscription — see the pricing page — rather than monthly hours. There are no expiring hours and no separate quotes for 'bigger' work like a new landing page. The economic difference shows up in behavior: teams stop rationing their change requests.
What if we leave?+
You take everything: the code, the full change history, and the deployments are yours throughout. A maintenance arrangement you cannot exit cleanly is a dependency, not a service — we are deliberately the opposite.
Stop rationing changes
A website that keeps up with the business.
Describe the change. Review the preview. Ship it.
Start maintaining free