Web Maintenance Contract
Qwoffices works with Qdhosts to provide maintenance, design, and virtual services to clients. We understand that your online presence is important and we want to be able to respond in a timely matter so that we meet your needs. The maintenance agreement is a great way to utilize our team and talent to supplement your online business.
With a maintenance contract you will receive:
• Guaranteed Response: For bugs/program issues / and maintenance.
• Guaranteed Labor Hours: To complete the work you need on time.
• Online Work Request Tracking System: Tracked through the Qdhosts support panel.
To begin the maintenance contract please read the contract details and select I agree.
You can then select your payment option and begin your contracted services. A copy of your contract will be sent directly to you.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to call us at 267-613-4353.
The Fine Print
• *Response time is defined as Qwoffices attention and resources towards the issue, not completion of the specific issue. Qwoffices will continue to allocate resources until the issue is resolved.
• Option 7 includes programming. Please read details about this extended service
• “Days” outlined above are standard Monday thru Friday business days.
• All work is billed in 30 minute increments.
Basic Contract Terms
Response: 2 Days
Changes: 5 Monthly
Discount: 3%
Take a look at the pricing options below to determine what will be best for you. We require a minimum 3-month non-refundable commitment.
Pricing Information
If your site is down at any time, we will begin to correct the problem immediately. Keep in mind, that this is a billable service subject to your discount rate of 3%.
Sign UpIf your site is down at any time, we will begin to correct the problem immediately. Keep in mind, that this is a billable service subject to your discount rate of 3%.
Sign UpIf your site is down at any time, we will begin to correct the problem immediately. Keep in mind, that this is a billable service subject to your discount rate of 3%.
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