Launch day isn’t the finish line. Shopify maintenance keeps your store secure, updated, and running the way it should — long after the build is done.

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Apps update. Themes need adjusting. Bugs show up that only appear under specific conditions. Without ongoing Shopify store maintenance, small issues sit unnoticed until they start costing you sales.
We treat Shopify site maintenance as a continuous job, not a one-time fix-it-and-forget-it service — because that’s how stores actually run.
Resolving issues as they come up, from broken layouts to checkout errors.
Keeping installed apps updated and working together, without one update breaking another.
Applying theme and code updates without losing your existing customizations.
Watching for vulnerabilities and applying fixes before they become a real problem.
Regular backups of your store’s data and configuration, so you’re covered if something goes wrong.
Routine checks to catch slowdowns or errors before they affect customers.
Small content changes — product updates, banner swaps, seasonal edits — handled without you needing a developer on standby.
A team that already knows your store, so fixes happen faster than starting from scratch with someone new.
Making sure stock levels stay accurate across your store and any connected systems (POS, warehouse, marketplaces).
Catching 404s and broken internal/external links before customers hit them.
Periodically checking that contact forms, newsletter signups, and third-party integrations still work after updates.
Updating visual elements for holidays, sales events, or promotions.
Making sure your store’s security certificate stays valid and doesn’t lapse.
Catching domain expiration risks or DNS misconfigurations before they cause downtime.
A recurring summary of what was fixed, updated, or monitored that month.
Understanding your current setup, apps, and any existing issues before maintenance begins.
Regular check-ins and monitoring scheduled around your store’s needs, not a generic checklist.
Updates, fixes, and monitoring handled continuously, with issues addressed as they come up.
Clear updates on what’s been done, so maintenance isn’t a black box.
Brands we've worked with include
“Spider Web Solutions provided an incredible tool that helped me complete my website quickly. My client was thrilled, and I'll definitely recommend them to others.”
Mat Goldman — Satisfied Client
Bug fixes, app and theme updates, security monitoring, backups, and small content changes — handled on an ongoing basis.
Yes, if you want it to stay that way. Apps and themes update regularly, and issues often surface only after something else changes.
Maintenance covers routine upkeep — updates, fixes, backups. Performance Optimization focuses more specifically on technical health monitoring and catching deeper issues like app conflicts.
Response times depend on your support plan, but ongoing maintenance clients get priority over one-off requests since we already know your store.
Both. Product updates, banner changes, and seasonal edits are part of standard maintenance.
Ongoing, typically monthly. A one-time fix works for a single issue, but maintenance is meant to prevent problems before they happen.
Tell us about your store — we’ll tell you honestly what kind of ongoing support it needs.