One retainer. One point of contact. Continuous forward motion.
For founders and operators who don’t want to manage three freelancers or rebuild institutional knowledge every time something breaks.
Shipping was the easy part.
Once your project ships, the real work is keeping it compounding. Automations drift as your business changes. Sites go stale. Rankings that were climbing plateau the month you stop feeding them. Most businesses handle this by juggling three vendors — an automation person, a web developer, and an SEO agency — none of whom talk to each other.
The Growth Maintenance retainer replaces all three with one person who already knows your systems: tightening the automations that run your operations, shipping the small web updates that keep the product feeling current, and steadily building the search visibility that brings in traffic without paid ads.
You’re not paying for hours. You’re paying for outcomes — fewer manual tasks on your plate, a site that keeps converting, and rankings that keep climbing month over month.
Three tracks, worked in parallel.
Automation upkeep
Monitoring the flows that run your operations, fixing what drifts, and automating the next manual task on your list each month.
→Web iteration
Priority turnaround on site updates, new pages, and fixes — no ticket queue, no re-onboarding a stranger to your codebase.
→SEO compounding
Search Console monitoring, technical fixes, and steady content/on-page work so organic traffic grows instead of plateauing.
→Usually, after a project.
Every project I ship includes three months of post-launch support — so by the time a retainer conversation happens, you already know how I work and I already know your systems. Rolling into Growth Maintenance from there is the natural next step, not a sales pitch.
Already have systems built by someone else? That works too. We start with a paid audit month so I can map what you have, then decide together whether ongoing maintenance makes sense.