Your platform today
- Live, and then left alone
- Maintenance postponed until it breaks
- Changes quoted one at a time
- Improvements based on opinion
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A website you build once and then leave alone loses value. With continuous development we keep improving, extending and optimising your platform, month after month, on data rather than on opinion.
The site is live and nothing structural is scheduled for it.
Missed maintenance and updates turn into a bill that grows on its own.
You cannot see where visitors struggle or where the opportunity is.
A new feature or campaign means a quote, a planning round and a wait.
A website is built once. A digital platform is maintained and improved continuously, and the difference between the two shows up about a year in.
Visitor expectations move, competitors improve and Google changes its algorithm. Continuous development is how your site keeps performing through all of that: a fixed team, a fixed monthly commitment and no surprises in cost or planning.
You work with a team that knows your website, your goals and your customers, which is worth more than it sounds: most of the cost of a small job is the time it takes somebody to understand the context.
No searching for an agency per project, no explaining who you are every time. Short lines, quick turnaround and brand knowledge that accumulates instead of resetting.
We measure how visitors use your website, where they give up and which pages convert best. That data sets the priorities for the month rather than whoever asked loudest.
A monthly analysis of visitor behaviour, prioritisation against your business goals, and a demonstrable effect for each change instead of a list of things that were done.
You reserve a fixed number of hours each month. What those hours go to is decided together, based on what will produce the most value at that moment.
That keeps a small fix from waiting for a project, and it keeps the budget predictable while the work stays flexible.
The gap between a site that is maintained and one that is not compounds quietly, and it is easiest to see from the outside.
Get your Growth Check and find out what your platform is currently leaving unused, and what would be worth doing first.
A monthly amount, sized to what we already built — or to a site we take over from someone else. The smallest plan is for websites we look after. Shops start at one hour a month, applications at two.
€ 39per month
Half an hour a month on average, six hours across the year. Up to about four times that as the site grows.
We watch it, we patch it, we keep it fast and we keep it safe. Quiet on purpose.
€ 95per month
Shops from 1 hour per month, applications from 2 hours. Priced on the hours, at a reduced rate.
The same watchfulness, sized for something that takes orders or runs a process.
€ 312per month
From 4 hours per month. 9-to-5 answers within 48 hours, or 24/7 within 4 hours — agreed in the SLA.
A reaction time you can show your own customers, not a best-effort inbox.
One partner for the entire journey: getting found, working smarter, growing further. No more switching between agencies.
The same founder at the helm for 9+ years. You talk directly to the makers, not an account manager.
We put ourselves in your business's shoes, understand how it works, and know how to get things done.
All IP rights belong to you. No long contracts, no lock-in. You stay because the partnership works.
In case of urgent issues or outages, we're there outside office hours too. What we build works evenings and weekends too.
The speed of AI, the judgment of people. If AI goes down, your project keeps working.
We serve clients from international innovators to local businesses. JKC is at home in nearly every sector, and the list grows every year.
Justin van Dongen
Founder of JKC Media
Counted: changes you ask for. New content, a page, a form field, a tweak to a template, help with something in the admin, and any small development work.
Not counted: keeping the thing alive. Updates, backups, monitoring, security patches and fixing something we broke ourselves are part of the subscription and they do not eat your hours. If a request is going to be bigger than what you have, you hear that before we start it, not on the invoice.
Then you get a heads-up first. Extra hours are billed at EUR 95, or we move you up a tier if it turns out to be structural – subscriptions run from EUR 39 per month for half an hour up to around EUR 156.
A one-off busy month is not a reason to change your subscription. If it happens three months in a row, we will tell you the bigger tier is cheaper than what you are paying in extra hours.
Yes, and often. We start with a look under the hood: what state is the code in, which plugins are running, what has not been updated, what is going to bite. You get that read-out before you commit to anything.
Sometimes the honest answer is that maintaining it costs more than rebuilding it, and we will say so even though it is the more expensive advice. What we need from you is full access – hosting, domain, the site – and a name at the old party we can ask questions.
Support is hours: from EUR 39 a month you have someone who knows your site and a budget for changes. What it does not include is a promise about how fast.
An SLA does exactly that, from around EUR 312 per month. Two variants: 9×5, with a response within 48 hours and a fix within a week; 24/7, with a response within 4 hours and a fix within 8. If an hour of downtime costs you real money, take the SLA. If it does not, do not pay for it.
On a support subscription: nobody until the next working day. We would rather tell you that plainly than let you find out during the outage.
Out-of-hours cover is what the 24/7 SLA is for – response within 4 hours, fix within 8, whatever the day. Webshops and applications that earn money outside office hours are the ones that need it; a brochure site almost never does.