Response
24/7
monitoring on retainer plans
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SLA-backed care: monitoring, security patches and a monthly slice of the roadmap.
Response
24/7
monitoring on retainer plans
Uptime target
99.9%
with a status trail
Patch window
Weekly
1
named engineer on the account
Care coverage
Why it matters
24/7
Monitoring
Uptime, errors and the alerts that page a person, not a folder nobody reads.
Weekly
Security patches
Dependencies and platform updates on a schedule, not after an incident.
SLA
A response time
Severity, a clock, and a named engineer. Written down before you need it.
Monthly
Roadmap time
A reserved slice for the small features that should not wait for a new project.
What we build
The work that keeps a product trustworthy once customers depend on it.
Uptime, error budgets and alerts routed to someone who can act.
Dependency updates, platform bumps and a note when something needs a decision.
A severity scale, a channel, and a write-up after anything that affected customers.
The slow pages and the queries that crept in after launch.
A monthly slice for improvements that are too small for a new proposal.
A short monthly note: what broke, what shipped, what is next.
How support runs
We start with a handover, even if we built the product. The retainer begins once the runbook is real.
Book a discovery callAccess, architecture, the things that page at 2am, and who decides.
Monitoring, error tracking and the current security position.
Severities, response times and the channel incidents use.
Patches, a roadmap slice and a written note of what changed.
The recurring incidents get fixed, not just acknowledged.
The care stack
Related work
Support FAQ
Yes, after a handover. We need repository access, a staging environment and a week to learn the system before the SLA clock starts.
Monitoring, security patches, incident response and a reserved slice of roadmap time. The hours and the response clock are in the proposal.
Yes. It is monthly. We agree the change before the next cycle so the SLA matches the hours.
By severity. Production-down has a clock measured in hours. Smaller issues land in the weekly queue. The exact times are in the SLA.