We aim to help you get the best from the investment you have already made and to help you invest wisely as your needs grow and technology changes. Sometimes we find that it is cheaper to completely replace a site than to work with an outdated or unsupported theme or platform. In such cases we can help by presenting a sensible, informed view of the best, and generally most economical option with an eye to the future.
BSpark specialises in building modern, responsive and secure websites that utilise the flexibility and ease-of-use of WordPress.
Trade, freelance or professional businesses with simple functionality needs can benefit from the speed and portability Grav offers.
We can provide complete control over theme customisation and layout with the Gantry framework for WordPress and Grav websites.
For existing Wordpress websites. Probably all you will ever need if you have a site that does not require day-to-day development work and is based on a modern theme. Typically suits sites up to around 100 pages with up to 20 plugins with or without a framework.
Payment by Direct Debit required.
For businesses that need a great, well-maintained website but don't want to pay for it all upfront. Great for growing businesses and start-ups that need to keep a close eye on cash flow.
One monthly bill includes (but not limited to):
Web Manager package can be added to a monthly site development plan for a comprehensive and cash flow-friendly website upgrade solution.
For larger, more sophisticated WordPress sites or businesses that require content update or staff coaching on a regular basis. Package can be tailored based on the amount of monthly maintenance support time you need.
Web Manager package can be added to a monthly site development plan for a comprehensive and cash flow-friendly website upgrade solution.
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"I now recommend BSpark’s WP Support to clients that don’t have dedicated in-house expertise in WordPress website management. It’s a small price to pay for peace of mind where such a critical business asset is concerned."