Portfolio inventory
Create a working record of sites, owners, hosting, access, plugins, licences and business priority.
WordPress Maintenance for Multiple Websites
Bring fragmented WordPress sites into one documented maintenance workflow with clear ownership, proactive care and a single support team.
Portfolio review · Clear next stepsMulti-site WordPress maintenance: Multi-site WordPress maintenance is the coordinated management of separate WordPress installations across brands, regions or business units, with consistent update, backup, monitoring and support procedures.
One operating model across every website
Different hosts, plugins, owners and update histories make a portfolio difficult to control. CodaStudio creates visibility first, then applies a consistent maintenance rhythm while preserving the requirements of each site.
- Less portfolio drift
- Clear site ownership
- Faster incident response
- Visible maintenance work
What’s included
Practical work that protects the site and keeps day-to-day WordPress tasks moving.
Maintenance baseline
Define consistent update, backup, monitoring and documentation standards across the portfolio.
Risk-based updates
Treat critical, revenue-generating and complex sites according to their real operational risk.
Central request path
Give marketing and operations one clear place to submit, approve and track WordPress work.
Incident escalation
Prioritise outages, security concerns and broken business functions before routine requests.
Portfolio reporting
Make completed work, incidents and outstanding risks visible to the responsible team.
How CodaStudio works
A short path from “this needs attention” to a completed request.
- 01
Choose a plan
Create an account and add the WordPress site you want us to support.
- 02
Send the request
Describe the issue or change, include the page and add useful context.
- 03
We handle it
A WordPress expert reviews the request, works on it and keeps you updated.
Clear scope.
No mystery hours.
Each website is assessed for complexity and business importance. The final service model depends on portfolio size, hosting diversity, WooCommerce usage, required response times and the volume of change requests.
Read the full scope of service →Questions people ask
Direct answers about this service and how the plans work.
Do the websites need to use the same hosting provider?
No. A portfolio can include different hosting providers, although documenting and reducing unnecessary variation usually improves supportability.
Can different departments submit requests?
Yes. During onboarding we define authorised requesters and approvers so changes remain controlled.
Can you support WordPress Multisite and separate installations?
The setup is reviewed during qualification. WordPress Multisite networks and portfolios of independent installations have different maintenance requirements.
How do you prioritise websites?
Business impact, transactions, traffic, integrations and known technical risk can be used to define practical priority levels.
Do you provide maintenance reports?
The working model can include a summary of updates, incidents, completed requests and risks requiring a decision.
Give your WordPress site a team.
Maintenance, monitoring and expert help in one clear plan.
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