WordPress Maintenance for Nonprofits

The Startup plan at $150 a month is where most small nonprofits start. It covers daily backups, security and malware scanning, uptime monitoring, and WordPress, plugin and theme updates. Response time is 48 hours by ticket or email. You can add hosting for $50 a month if you want everything under one roof.

If your site takes donations online or runs events with registration, the Small Business plan at $300 a month gives you a 24-hour response time and monthly manual updates with testing, so a plugin update does not break your donation form on giving Tuesday.

Larger organizations with complex sites, staging environments and phone support move to the Enterprise plan at $500 a month. See what each plan includes.

Nonprofit sites look simple from the outside, but they carry weight that a blog does not.

Donation forms cannot fail. A broken Give or Stripe integration on giving Tuesday costs real money. Plugin updates can break payment flows without warning. We test forms after every update so donors never see an error page.

Security matters more than you think. Nonprofits are common targets because many run old plugins and themes, and attackers know small teams have no time to patch them. A hacked site can send spam, steal donor data, or redirect visitors to malware. Every care plan includes daily malware scans and free cleanup.

Staff turnover is normal. When a volunteer leaves or a new development director starts, someone has to manage their WordPress account. We handle user access so you do not have to call your old web developer.

Budgets are tight. The Startup plan at $150 a month is priced for organizations that need real support without the enterprise price tag.