Stay Current. The Monthly Plan That Keeps Your Website Moving.

Stay current is the monthly plan Max Performance runs for B2B SaaS teams whose website has to keep up with a product that ships every week.

You send requests in a sentence. One gets worked at a time, in the order you set, and most land within 48 hours.

$3,500 per month, month to month, pause or cancel whenever you want.

What the plan covers

New pages on existing templates. Feature, use case, comparison and landing pages.

Sections and copy. New sections built on the design system, rewrites, price and positioning updates across the site.

CMS work. Customer stories, resources, blog posts, glossary entries, new fields when the structure needs them.

Design. Visual work inside the existing system, plus new components when a page needs one.

Development. Webflow, or Next.js on Vercel, depending on where the site lives.

SEO and AEO structure. Heading architecture, internal linking, schema per page type, kept intact as the site grows.

Technical upkeep. Redirects, speed, Core Web Vitals, broken links, forms and tracking.

Reporting. A monthly report against the baseline recorded in month one.

Paid ads creative is not in the plan today. If that changes, it gets added to the same plan rather than sold as a separate product.

How requests work

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Send it in a sentence.

Message, email or the weekly call. No briefs, no forms, no ticket templates.

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One active request.

You set the order, and you can reorder whenever priorities change.

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48 hours for most things.

Bigger pieces get an agreed date the moment they enter the queue.

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Weekly call, thirty minutes.

Priorities for the week, usually driven by what your team is launching.

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Monthly report.

What shipped, what moved, what is queued next.

The queue is visible at any time, so nobody has to ask for a status update.

What the plan replaces

Instead of a hire. A mid-level web person costs more per year, takes two months to find, and covers design or development, rarely both.

Instead of a freelancer per task. No scoping conversation, no quote, no waiting for availability before a small change gets made.

Instead of a traditional agency. No statement of work per request, no minimum project size, no three-week turnaround on a paragraph.

Instead of your engineering team. The marketing site stops competing with the product roadmap for developer time.

The guarantee

Your first request goes live within 5 business days of starting. If it does not, that month is free.

The guarantee covers what Max Performance controls: the work, the turnaround and the structure. It does not promise rankings, demos or revenue, because those depend on your product, your pricing and your sales team as much as on your website.

Capacity

Max Performance runs 3 active plans at a time. That number is what makes a 48-hour turnaround real rather than aspirational.

When the three are full, new teams go on a waiting list with a start date, not a vague promise.

Pricing

Stay current. Monthly.

$3,500 per month

Everything above, month to month, pause or cancel anytime.

What's included
  • Unlimited requests, one active at a time, most delivered within 48 hours
  • New pages, sections, copy, images, CMS items, redirects and schema fixes
  • The SEO and AEO structure kept intact as the site grows
  • Weekly 30-minute call and a monthly report against the month-one baseline
  • Month to month, pause or cancel anytime
  • Requests sent in a sentence, no briefs and no ticket templates
  • The queue visible at any time, with the order set by you
  • Bigger requests get an agreed date when they enter the queue
  • Technical upkeep included: speed, Core Web Vitals, broken links, forms and tracking
  • Your first request goes live within 5 business days of starting, guaranteed
Book a Gap Audit

The rebuild. One-off.

$8,500

For sites that need rebuilding before the plan makes sense. Runs as $3,000 per month for 3 months if you prefer to spread it.

What's included
  • Strategy, sitemap and heading architecture agreed in week 1
  • Design system, reference page per template, build and technical SEO
  • Migration with URL mapping, one-hop redirects, forms and tracking QA
  • Launch in 30 days, then the plan takes over
  • Page architecture per page type: product, feature, use case, comparison
  • CMS collections and fields for customer stories, resources and blog
  • JSON-LD schema per page type, prepared for AI search extraction
  • Internal linking rules so new pages inherit the structure
  • Core Web Vitals verified on the rendered code before launch
  • Redirect map in one hop, so existing rankings survive the move
  • Analytics and Search Console configured against a month-one baseline
  • Legal, 404 and thank-you pages
  • Recorded handoff and written documentation for your team
  • Prefer to spread it? The rebuild runs as $3,000 per month for 3 months on the monthly plan
Book a Gap Audit

Full breakdown on the pricing page.

Who the plan is for

B2B SaaS and technology companies between 10 and 200 employees, where one marketing lead or founder owns the website and there is no in-house web role. Industry stays open.

The plan is not for companies that need one fix and nothing else, for ecommerce stores, or for teams that already employ a Head of Web.

FAQs

One thing you want changed or built: a page, a section, a copy update across the site, a redirect map. You send as many as you like and they get worked one at a time in your order.

The queue reorders on request, and most items clear within 48 hours, so a second request rarely waits long. Teams that regularly need parallel work take two active requests for an agreed monthly increase.

No. The plan runs month to month. Most teams stay because the queue keeps being useful, not because a contract says so.

Yes, and your site, accounts and files stay yours while it is paused. Teams often pause during a quiet quarter and restart before a launch.

Decisions, product screenshots when a page needs them, and one person who can say yes. Thirty minutes a week is the usual time cost on your side.

The Gap Audit findings get turned into a prioritised queue, the baseline gets recorded in Search Console, and the first request goes live within 5 business days.

Ed Pérez, founder of Max Performance and Webflow Certified Partner

Ed Perez, founder of Max Performance and Webflow Certified Partner, has worked in design since 2004, from fashion and retail at Zara and Mango to B2B SaaS websites in Webflow and Next.js, independent since 2015 and focused on the web since 2020. Read more about Ed Perez, B2B SaaS web design and technical SEO.

Book a call and get a walkthrough of what your site needs first, before you commit to a month.