WordPress Maintenance Services in Romania

WordPress Maintenance Services in Romania. Different plans for different websites. Are you looking to hire a professional to maintain your business site? Whether you have a simple presentation site or a complex one, I can provide monthly, weekly and daily updates, support, and reports to make sure your WordPress site is kept in the best condition.

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Software Updates

  • WordPress Core
  • Plugins
  • Themes
  • PHP version
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Security

  • Sitewide Security Audits
  • 24/7 Malware Scanning
  • Hack Remediation and Cleanup
  • Web Application Firewall Setup
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Backups

  • Scheduled Monthly, Weekly or Daily
  • Secure Cloud Backup Storage
  • Access and Option to Download the Backup
  • Free Backup Restoration
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Content Updates

  • Blog Posts
  • Page Edits
  • Content Creation
  • Media compression
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Tracking and Reporting

  • Monthly Action Reports
  • SEO, Security and Performance Recommendations
  • Downtime Reports
  • Hacking Attempts 24/7 Reports
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Hosting

  • Migration
  • Performance Optimization
  • Tech Support Management
  • Troubleshooting
Pricing plan

WordPress Maintenance Packages

Basic Plan

$87

Full Website Backup: Monthly

Safely WordPress Core Update: Weekly

Theme, Plugins and PHP Update: Weekly

Test Links and Contact Form: One time

Security and Hack-Proof: One time

WordPress Recovery: When it’s required

Support Time/mo: 30 minutes

Response Time: Within 72h

Standard Plan

$174

Full Website Backup: Weekly

Safely WordPress Core Update: Weekly

Theme, Plugins and PHP Update: Weekly

Test Links and Contact Form: Monthly

Security and Hack-Proof: One time

WordPress Recovery: When it’s required

WordPress Security report: Weekly

Publish Articles (+ SEO + recommendations): 4 articles/month

Support Time/mo: 60 minutes

Response Time: Within 48h

Premium Plan

$348

Full Website Backup: Daily

Safely WordPress Core Update: Daily

Theme, Plugins and PHP Update: Daily

Test Links and Contact Form: Weekly

Security and Hack-Proof: One time

WordPress Recovery: When it’s required

WordPress Security report: Weekly

WordPress SEO report: Weekly

WordPress Recovery: When it’s required

Publish Articles (+ SEO + recommendations): 2 articles/week

Website Speed Test

Support Time/mo: 120 minutes

Response Time: Within 24h

Free WordPress Migration: 1/mo

Basic Plan

$870

Full Website Backup: Monthly

Safely WordPress Core Update: Weekly

Theme, Plugins and PHP Update: Weekly

Test Links and Contact Form: One time

Security and Hack-Proof: One time

WordPress Recovery: When it’s required

Free WordPress Migration: 1/yr

Support Time/mo: 30 minutes

Response Time: Within 72h

Standard Plan

$1,740

Full Website Backup: Weekly

Safely WordPress Core Update: Weekly

Theme, Plugins and PHP Update: Weekly

Test Links and Contact Form: Monthly

Security and Hack-Proof: One time

WordPress Recovery: When it’s required

WordPress Security report: Weekly

Publish Articles (+ SEO + recommendations): 4 articles/month

Free WordPress Migration: 2/yr

Support Time/mo: 60 minutes

Response Time: Within 48h

Premium Plan

$3,480

Full Website Backup: Daily

Safely WordPress Core Update: Daily

Theme, Plugins and PHP Update: Daily

Test Links and Contact Form: Weekly

Security and Hack-Proof: One time

WordPress Recovery: When it’s required

WordPress Security report: Weekly

WordPress SEO report: Weekly

WordPress Recovery: When it’s required

Publish Articles (+ SEO + recommendations): 2 articles/week

Website Speed Test

Free WordPress Migration: 1/mo

Support Time/mo: 120 minutes

Response Time: Within 24h

IMPORTANT NOTES (READ BEFORE BUY):

  1. There is a non-refundable clause at point no. 8 from the FAQ list. Make sure you read the FAQ before buying this service. You can find the WordPress maintenance FAQ list on each product page, from the WordPress Maintenance category.
  2. If you choose to buy for an entire year, you get 2 months of maintenance for FREE.

About Romania

Romania is located in southeastern Europe on the coast of the Back Sea and borders Hungary and Serbia to the west, Ukraine, Moldova to the northeast, and Bulgaria to the South. The country’s capital and largest city is Bucharest.

According to the CIA Factbook, Romania covers a total area of 238,391 square kilometers and is the 82nd largest country globally. Estimates put the population at 21.2 million (July 2021 est.) with 83.4% Romanian, Hungarian 6.1%, Roma 3.1%, and the remainder a mix of Ukrainian (0.3%), German (0.2%), other 0.7%, unspecified 6.1% (2011 est.). The official language of Romania is Romanian, with a small proportion of people speaking Hungarian and Romany.

The country has a population density of 90/km2, ranking it 104th versus other countries across the globe.

With the fall of the Iron Curtain and the Revolution in 1989, Romania has undergone several political and economic reforms. Today the country is a semi-presidential republic with its constitution adopted by a national referendum in 1991. It joined the European Union in 2007.

Romania participates in some international organizations, including The EU, United Nations, The World Bank, and the IMF.

The official currency of Romania is the Romanian Leu (RON). The country hopes to adopt the Euro in 2027-2028.

The Romanian Economy

The CIA estimated Romania’s GDP in 2009 at $161.5 billion and a GDP (PPP) of $254.7 billion. Romania’s GDP per capita is estimated at $11,500, ranking it the 97th most prosperous country globally. In 2020, the CIA Factbook estimated Romania’s GDP at $556.1 billion GDP (Purchasing Power Parity), and GDP per capita (Purchasing Power Parity) $28,800.

Having transformed from its days under communist rule and since joining the European Union, Romania today is considered an upper-middle-income economy. The country has a large services sector that generates 53% of the national GDP, and a strong industry sector accounts for around 35% of GDP.

Romania’s primary industries include electric machinery and equipment, textiles and footwear, light machinery, auto assembly, mining, timber, construction materials, chemicals, food processing, and petroleum refining.

Romania was once Europe’s breadbasket and benefits from a small and dynamic agricultural sector that generates around 12.4% of national GDP. Foodstuffs produced include wheat, corn, sugar beets, sunflower seeds, potatoes, grapes, eggs, and meat products.

Trade with other EU countries accounts for over 40% of Romania’s imports and exports. Commodities are exported primarily to Germany 22%, Italy 10%, France 7%, Turkey 5%, and Hungary 4%.

Austria also imports several products, primarily machinery and equipment, fuels and minerals, chemicals, textiles and products, metals and agricultural products with 17% coming from Germany, Italy 12%, Hungary 8%, France 6% and China 5%.

The Romanian Infrastructure

Romania has a fairly extensive infrastructure undergoing significant improvement to support economic exchange in the region. Its location makes it a major transport route between leading business centers in Central Europe.

The country is connected by an extensive road system that stretches 198,817 kilometers. Sixty thousand forty-three kilometers are paved with some 942 kilometers of expressways.

Romania’s railways are run by state-owned CFR and operate a dense network of train stations that links Romania with international cities. The CIA Factbook estimates that the railways throughout the country stretch over 10,788 kilometers, one of the most extended in Europe. Official government statistics estimated that the railways’ transport around 105 million tons of goods and 216 million passengers per year.

Bucharest has its own extensive public transport network consisting primarily of trolleybuses, trams, buses, and the country’s only metro system.

Romania has over 50 airports, several of which are international – with Henri Coandă International Airport being the largest and busiest. Located in the town of Otopeni, some 17 kilometers North West of Bucharest, the airport offers flights to many domestic and European destinations. In 2018 it was estimated that the airport moved over 13.824.830 million passengers.

The Romanian Workforce

According to the World Bank, Romania’s labor force is estimated at almost 9 million in 2020 (from 12.1 million, in 1990). The labor force is predominantly Romanian, with a small proportion of Hungarian, Roma, and German people.

47% of the labor force work in the services sector, which comprises a diverse portfolio of retail, financial services, real estate, communications, and tourism. A significant proportion of the workforce (30%) are employed in agriculture producing grain, vegetables, and meat products. 23% work in the industrial sector dominated by machinery and auto assembly, including mining, petrochemicals, and construction.

Small and Medium-Sized enterprises take the largest share of the manufacturing sector.

Notably, in 2019, Romania produced 490,412 vehicles, making it Europe’s 12th largest producer of automobiles. Dacia brand, produced in Mioveni, Arges, is one of the best selling cars in Europe, in the last years.

The Romanian government spends an estimated 2,28% of GDP (2022) on education, and its focus results in a skilled workforce and a high literacy rate of 97%. School attendance is compulsory for nine years, with students graduating age 16 or 17. Higher education is aligned with European Higher Education Area (EHEA) and is offered by numerous public and private institutions.

Bucharest is home to many known international universities, like the University of Bucharest, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Polytechnic University of Bucharest, and many more. Other known universities from Romania are Babes-Bolyai University, West University of Timisoara, University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj-Napoca, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iasi, and many others. Yes, Romania have a strong and healthy education system.

Business Costs in Romania

Romania’s individual income tax rates work off a flat fixed rate of 10%.

Corporate tax is also fixed at 16%, although certain small businesses are only expected to pay 3% of their turnover. Capital gains are set at 16%, while the tax rate for gains from the sale of real estate is between 1% and 3%.

The standard VAT rate in Romania is 19%, while a reduced VAT of 9% and 5% can be applied to insurance companies, banks, financial services, and buildings supply.

There are two minimum wage levels set in Romania. Unskilled workers are guaranteed RON 1524 per month (working 170 hours), while skilled workers with a higher education certificate earn around 120% more via minimum wage.

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WordPress Maintenance Packages in Romania – Why Do You Need It?

To keep your WordPress website performing well after its online publication, your website still needs to be managed and technically maintained. It is not prudent to just publish your website and walk away thinking “job-done”.

Search engines such as GoogleYahoo! and Bing are constantly evolving using artificial intelligence and changing their algorithms (the way they evaluate your website) to finely hone their users search experience. Therefore, properly managing and technically maintaining a website ensures it stays in tune with changing search engine technology and software environment.

After the publication of your website, I can continue to be the webmaster for your website, providing website technical support and carrying out any website maintenance required.

The WordPress Care Plans in Romania are renewable monthly or annually, and, depending on your specific case, it can include the renewal of hosting space and domain name, maintaining website security, monitoring website traffic, search engine re-submissions and tracking changes, as well as recovering your website in case of disaster.

Nowadays, many people simply forget to backup their enterprise website: Maybe the stress of running their business, the lack of knowledge or any other reasons.

Some of the bad scenarios when you need a site backup:

  • Hacked site recovery – In case you need to recover your business website very fast, and in the same way it was, you need a backup.
  • WordPress updates break your website – It happens. Every time you make a theme or plugin update, make sure you do a backup before. Most of the people put those updates on “auto” mode, meaning your WordPress site can go down while your potential clients are surfing on it. That’s bad!
  • Cheap hosting – One of the biggest problems with those cheap hosting providers ($1/month, $5/month, $15/month) with UNLIMITED traffic, UNLIMITED domains and other misleading offers may disappear after a few weeks you just bought their plan(s). Guess what?! Your website will disappear, too. In order to keep your website online, you need someone (person or software) to take care of it, and taking prompt action in case of any problems.

In any case, you need a fresh and well-structured backup of your website. But these WordPress site maintenance services aren’t only about backups. I also provide Security protection for your site and implement the last réglementation in matter of WordPress security. Your website is in safe hands and your enterprise will continue to prosper.

Why is WordPress website maintenance important?

WordPress is the most successful CMS (*content management system). Due to its heavy use worldwide, however, it is also a popular target for hackers. Similar to an operating system on the computer, WordPress must be updated regularly. Functionalities are expanded and security gaps are closed. Once regularly updated, WordPress is stable and secure. However, WordPress installations that are rarely updated or not updated at all are vulnerable and run the risk of being infected by malicious code.

I take care of all the necessary details to make your WordPress website more secure and regularly update the WordPress core system and all plugins used. In the first step, I carry out a basic check of your WordPress website. I check the WordPress core data, plugins and themes used. I check the performance and carry out the first security checks. Your system is checked for security gaps and for viruses, malware or Trojans. I am interested in the general condition of your website and the associated immunity of the system. As soon as the basis is right, all further work follows.

I keep your WordPress website up to date with regular updates

For the operation of a professional WordPress website, it is necessary to ensure regular updates of the system and the installed plugins and themes. Regular updates are the basic work for a safe and stable WordPress website. I carry out these essential tasks and constantly stabilize the immune system of your website. At the same time, we check the compatibility of the individual plugins and the functionality of the entire website after each update.

I create backups of your WordPress website

Your website is important to your business and often the focus of many marketing efforts. A successful website puts a lot of time and energy into it. This business area can be temporarily paralyzed by WordPress problems such as incompatible plugins or themes. This is not yet about hacker attacks or other infections. That’s why regular backups are the reinsurance of your website. Thanks to a WordPress backup, we can quickly restore normal operation of your website in an emergency. I take care of your WordPress security and create regular data backups on external servers and secure your business sustainably.

I check your WordPress website after each update

In addition to the necessary updates to the WordPress core version and the plugins used to keep your website stable and up-to-date, a subsequent check of your website for functionality is mandatory. Since plugins are offered by different developers and companies, incompatibilities can never be ruled out. Especially when using many plugins, the risk increases and problems can occur. Therefore, a function test of the website after each update should be routine. I offer you this routine and can also carry out an analysis of the plugins you use to determine whether they are necessary.

I do the work for you. You save time and money.

I am your specialized service provider for the care and maintenance of WordPress websites. As a web developer, I’ve been dealing with WordPress for many years (since 2008, more exactly) and have gained extensive experience. Benefit from my knowledge and save time and money and concentrate on your core business. I concentrate on your WordPress website and take care of all technically demanding maintenance work. I keep an eye on all components and carry out major WordPress upgrades, updates and minor updates to plugins and themes.

I carry out security scans to detect malware and other infections, check the availability of your website (up-time monitoring) and create regular backups. If there are problems with the website, I will inform you in good time and offer solutions at short notice. The maintenance packages include all the important functions to keep your WordPress website stable, secure and long-term.


For other WordPress website maintenance services, such as adding new content (text, images, WooCommerce products), as well as adding new features, the price is $75/hour (negotiable, depending of the nature of tasks and the number of hours you need). For urgent WordPress support, you can contact me anytime.