Policy
Website Care Terms
Effective November 9, 2026. The monthly plan after a site launches. Not charged before launch.
Effective date: November 9, 2026.
Price and timing
Website Care is $50 per month. Website Care is required with every website build. The plan is $50 per month after launch. It covers hosting and maintenance as described in the Website Care terms, and it is not charged before the site launches.
The plan is not started from the deposit checkout. A subscription, when offered through Stripe, begins only after the website has launched and the customer has agreed to start it.
What the plan is for
- Website hosting
- SSL certificate management
- Routine maintenance
- Basic uptime monitoring
- Small edits to existing pages, such as text, business hours, contact details, and replacement of existing images
- Priority support
- Hosting-related troubleshooting
What is outside the plan
Major redesigns, new pages, custom functionality, ongoing advanced SEO, third-party subscriptions, and domain renewals can be separate charges. The plan does not promise rankings or uptime beyond basic monitoring.
Edit count and response target
Each month includes up to 3 small edit requests and a priority response target of 1 business day. “Small” means updates to text, hours, contact details, or swapping an existing image — not new pages or redesigns. Unused edits do not roll over to the next month.
Cancellation
Website Care is month to month. Cancel before the next charge to stop renewal. The paid period runs to its end. Hosting included in the plan ends afterward. Before Care ends, Keari provides an export or handoff so the customer can move hosting. Cancellation does not, by itself, delete a site whose development price has been paid. Partial-month Care refunds are not offered.
Ownership while care is active
Paying the monthly plan does not transfer or revoke ownership of the finished site. Ownership follows the development agreement once that price is paid in full. Keari’s pre-existing tools remain Keari’s. Third-party assets stay under their own licenses.