wp curve

WP Curve is undoubtedly one of the biggest players in the WordPress maintenance game, with current active customer figures standing at more than 1,000.

WP Curve’s popularity is closely linked to the quality of their support staff; their expanding support team has a presence on almost every continent, making them a truly international service. Since inception, this support staff has completed close to 45,000 jobs.

As a maintenance service, WP Curve’s value proposition is clear: An unlimited number of small WordPress fixes, delivered round the clock, and within 24 hours.

What constitutes a ‘small job’? Essentially, any WordPress task that can be completed in 30 minutes or less. Website backup, plugin configuration, and CSS tweaks are all covered — click here for WP Curve’s full scope.

Just submit a job via email, then sit back knowing the WP Curve team is hard at work (though you can only submit one job at a time). Email response time is an impressive eight hours on average, too.

These unlimited small jobs are available with the Standard subscription, costing $79 a month. If you want WP Curve to function as a proactive maintenance service too, you’ll need to upgrade to the $99 a month Professional subscription.

The Professional subscription includes all the small jobs you could want, but also comes with a security guarantee. This means that WP Curve will proactively update your WordPress website — core, themes, and plugins — and your site will also receive a monthly security scan, plus regular backups.

If the Professional subscription still doesn’t cut it, WP Curve also offers a VIP subscription for $199 a month. This slashes average response time in half (to four hours), and triples the jobs you can submit at once (to three); each completed job is also double-checked by a QA team.

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It’s worth pointing out that each subscription entitles you to support for only one website. However, if you run multiple websites, you can take out a separate subscription for each one.