Website Maintenance Services for B2B SaaS Companies
Max Performance runs website maintenance services for B2B SaaS and technology teams whose site changes every week and has nobody to change it.
Your team ships a feature, moves a price, launches a campaign, and the website stays where it was. Requests pile up in a channel nobody owns.
Max Performance takes the site over on a monthly plan: unlimited requests, one active at a time, most of them delivered within 48 hours.
Book a Gap AuditWhat website maintenance services cover
Website maintenance services cover every change a live website needs after launch, from a new page to a broken redirect.
The work splits into four kinds. Content changes, meaning pages, sections, copy and CMS items. Technical upkeep, meaning speed, redirects, schema and broken links. Design work, meaning new sections built on the existing system. And the structure itself, meaning the heading architecture and internal linking that decide how the site is read by Google and by AI search.
Most providers sell the second kind, updates and backups. Max Performance covers all four, because a SaaS website decays from missing pages long before it decays from an outdated plugin.
Website maintenance services Max Performance delivers
New pages on existing templates. Feature pages, use case pages, comparison pages and landing pages, built on the templates the site already has.
New sections and copy changes. A hero rewritten, a section added, a price updated across the site.
CMS items and collections. Customer stories, resources, blog posts, glossary entries, plus new fields when the structure needs them.
Landing pages for campaigns. Pages behind paid campaigns and launches, matched to the message of the ad.
Redirects and URL changes. One-hop redirects, mapped and verified, so no page loses its rankings when it moves.
Schema and technical SEO. JSON-LD per page type, heading hierarchy, internal linking rules kept intact as the site grows.
Speed and Core Web Vitals. Images, fonts, scripts and layout shift, checked on the rendered code.
Fixes. Broken links, forms that stopped sending, tracking that stopped firing, display bugs on mobile.
Teams that need a full rebuild first read the SaaS website design agency page, and teams on Webflow read the Webflow agency page.
Why SaaS websites decay within three months of launch
No content system. The site ships as a design project with no reusable templates, so every new page needs a developer, and the pages that would capture demand never get published.
The structure drifts. Each new page gets built by a different hand with a different heading layer and a different URL pattern, until Google reads the site as a pile of pages instead of a hierarchy.
Nobody owns the architecture. The agency hands over the files and leaves, the marketing lead inherits a system nobody explained, and the product keeps shipping regardless.
Website maintenance services solve the third problem first. One owner of the structure, before and after launch, is what keeps the other two from happening again.
How website maintenance works at Max Performance
Send the request in a sentence.
By message, by email or on the weekly call. No briefs, no forms, no ticket template to fill in.
One request active at a time.
You set the order, and the queue is visible whenever you want to look at it.
Most changes land within 48 hours.
Bigger requests get an agreed date the moment they enter the queue.
Weekly call and a monthly report.
Thirty minutes a week for priorities, and a monthly report against the baseline from month one.
Your team supplies decisions and any product screenshots. Max Performance supplies everything else, including the copy structure when the wording is not final yet.
Website maintenance for Webflow, Next.js and other platforms
Max Performance maintains sites built in Webflow and in Next.js on Vercel, which covers most B2B SaaS marketing sites.
Webflow work runs under Webflow Certified Partner standards, so the CMS stays editable by your marketing team rather than locked behind a developer. Next.js work runs through your repository and your deployment flow.
Sites on WordPress or another platform get maintained for content and structure, with the technical scope agreed upfront during the Gap Audit.
Website maintenance pricing
Stay current. Monthly.
$3,500 per month
For SaaS teams whose website has to keep up with a product that ships every week.
- 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
The rebuild. One-off project.
$8,500
For sites that need rebuilding before maintaining, because the structure itself is the problem.
- 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
- Prefer to spread it? The rebuild runs as $3,000 per month for 3 months on the monthly plan
Max Performance keeps 3 active plans at a time, so the 48-hour turnaround holds. The full breakdown sits on the pricing page, and the plan itself on the Stay current plan page.
Who Max Performance maintains websites for
Max Performance works with 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: contact center AI, HR tech, insurtech, applied AI and regulated verticals all buy the same work. Max Performance works in English with teams across the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Benelux, the Nordics, France and Portugal.
Max Performance does not maintain ecommerce stores, local business websites or personal sites, and does not take one-off fixes without a plan. Companies that already employ a Head of Web do not need this either.
Website maintenance services FAQs
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.
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