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Please can you let me know the renewal cost for the Pro modules. Is it a percentage? I could only see the up-front price in cart and checkout.

I too like Krystal. One of the few good cPanel hosts out there and ideal for UK based clients. As they use Litespeed you get the performance of NGINX with full support for Apache .htaccess.

Bit late to this topic but it is an interesting subject. I work a lot with WordPress and hoping to do more ProcessWire. I'd suggest the maintenance covers a client's general web needs. For example, content support, troubleshooting, on-going improvements such as new features, performance monitoring, site reviews etc. Updates can still happen and I'm sure they'd want re-assurance this is covered, but it isn't always the top priority like it is with WordPress. I'm sure clients would rather have their developer work on improvements than installing updates. Even if a client does not need that, it will free up more time for new builds. With WordPress I do so much maintenance I have less capacity for new projects.

Many thanks all! Happy to be here. Very encouraging to hear - this will enable updates to be done during active development phases with a site, so there can be a general round of testing rather than trying to test everytime after installing frequent updates. I'll check out the upgrade module.

Hi, I'm new to PW and like it a lot so far. With most WordPress and Drupal websites there are frequent updates to core & plugins, some of these are security released so I tend to install any updates ASAP. When supporting many websites this update fatigue is pretty tiresome. What is your update strategy when maintaining PW sites? Would be interested to hear if you think it is valid to perhaps do a quarterly update or perhaps only even update yearly if there are no security announcements? Also just to clarify, if there a security mailing list we should subscribe to just in case an urgent fix is ever released? Thanks!