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Ongoing Website & Software Maintenance

Already have a website or web application that needs an experienced developer to maintain it, fix bugs, and keep improving it?

I can take over existing development work and help with ongoing maintenance, troubleshooting, feature development, integrations, and production issues.

I’m a full-stack developer with 9+ years of experience and 90+ completed projects across SaaS, CRM/ERP, e-commerce, business automation, APIs, integrations, and ongoing software development.

I can work with existing codebases to fix frontend or backend issues, add features, modify APIs, update databases, improve performance, and handle deployment-related tasks.

Before changing an existing system, I’ll first understand the current architecture and reproduce the issue where possible. This reduces the risk of fixing one part while unintentionally breaking another.

Send me your website/application URL, codebase details, issue list, or the feature you want added. I’ll review the scope and recommend the appropriate package or create a custom offer.

For businesses that need recurring development support, monthly maintenance arrangements are also available.

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Four questions, then a real quote

Answer a few questions about how you work and we'll come back with a scoped plan for your Ongoing Website & Software Maintenance.

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What matters most in the first release?

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How many people will use it?
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What you get back

  1. We read it the same day

    A real person reviews your answers — no auto-responder.

  2. We come back with questions

    Only the ones that actually change the scope or the price.

  3. You get a scoped quote

    Phased plan, timeline and cost. No obligation to proceed.

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