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Content updates that keep your website alive.

A website that is never updated quickly feels old – both to visitors and to Google.

Choose a one-off update when needed, or add it to your hosting plan so you can just get in touch whenever something needs changing.

Priced by setup (one-off or as a hosting plan add-on).

Applies to simpler updates such as text and images. Larger changes are quoted by scope.

What we can update.

The focus is keeping the site current, clear and relevant – without you having to do the work yourself.

  • Updating text (e.g. services, about us, contact).
  • Replacing or adding images and material.
  • Adjusting sections for new offers.
  • Improving headings and structure for clarity.
  • Minor tweaks that freshen up the site.

Interested in this service?

Fill in the form and we’ll contact you to see how you’d like to proceed. If you want to speed things up, you’re very welcome to give us a call.

How it works.

A short process – you send your requests, we update and you approve.

  1. Steg 1

    Requests

    You describe what should change and send text/images if you have the material.

  2. Steg 2

    Update

    We make the changes and make sure everything looks good on mobile and desktop.

  3. Steg 3

    Review

    You review and we make any minor adjustments.

  4. Steg 4

    Via the hosting plan

    Have content updates as an add-on to your hosting? Then just get in touch when you want to change something – with no separate one-off cost.

No more stagnant website – the content stays up to date as your business changes.

Billing

Content updates can be bought as a one-off or as an add-on to your hosting plan.

  • One-off

    Priced by quote based on scope.

  • Hosting plan add-on

    Get in touch whenever you want to change something – updates are included and you avoid separate one-off costs.

  • Larger changes

    Larger jobs are quoted by scope – with better terms/pricing if you have the add-on in your hosting plan.

The setup and terms are always stated in the quote.