Patch
For a supported Drupal 10 or 11 site that mainly needs to stay current.
- Security advisories reviewed on Drupal’s schedule
- Core and contrib patches applied on staging first
- Short written note of what changed
- Uptime and error-spike checks
Scheduled patches, monitoring, and a defined monthly scope — done by Arthur Baghdasaryan, not a rotating queue. Quoted after a free assessment. Not a 24/7 desk.
What you are buying
“Drupal support”, “Drupal maintenance”, and “Drupal website maintenance” are the same engagement here. Pick the scope, not a different company.
For a supported Drupal 10 or 11 site that mainly needs to stay current.
Patch, plus a monthly bucket of small fixes so editors are not blocked.
For Drupal 7, or another end-of-life core, for a dated window only.
Response and price
Written replies are usually within one business day — the same standard as the contact form. Critical advisories are staged and applied in the next maintenance window, not “within 15 minutes.” If you need an enterprise 24/7 SLA, say so on the assessment and I will tell you this retainer is the wrong shape.
The monthly amount is a fixed fee agreed after the free assessment. It depends on Drupal version, how many modules you run, and whether the site is still on an end-of-life core. I do not publish a price list, and I do not bill open-ended hours. New work outside the written bucket is a change to the scope, not a surprise invoice.
Not included on any tier: a redesign, a major version migration, new features that need their own project, or hosting you have not asked me to touch. Those are quoted separately. Migration starts at Drupal migration.
Who does the work
I am a senior Drupal specialist with 10+ years on Drupal.org, 16 contributed modules, and authorization to opt projects into Drupal’s security advisory coverage. The government migration and the Drupal 7 to 8 work are written up so you can see what that means in practice.
Full profile · Government service-page migration · Drupal 7 to 8 migrations · Drupal.org
Questions
Scheduled review of security advisories, patches applied on staging before production, and monitoring for uptime and error spikes. Maintain adds a written monthly bucket of small fixes. See also security updates if you need a one-off patch rather than a retainer.
No. This is a senior specialist on a fixed monthly scope, with replies usually within one business day. A 24/7 desk is a different product.
Fixed monthly fee after a free assessment. No published price list, and no open-ended hourly billing. The fee moves with Drupal version, module count, and whether the core is still supported.
Only on the Bridge tier, with a written exit date. Community support ended on 5 January 2025. Details: Drupal 7 support. The long-term path is migration to Drupal 10 or 11.
Yes. That is what Maintain is: a named specialist and an agreed monthly scope, without hiring in-house.
Related
One-off core and contrib patching, compatibility checked first.
The bridge page for end-of-life Drupal 7. Not this retainer repeated.
Which PHP each Drupal version needs.
A project, not a retainer. Quoted separately.
Send the URL. I’ll say which tier fits, what is excluded, and the fixed monthly fee.
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