Vilkshift

Web care

Someone should be looking after your website.

Most sites are built once and then left alone until something breaks. We take the other half of the job: keeping it working, fixing what fails, making it faster — and making sure the assistants people now ask for recommendations can actually read it.

What we cover

Four things, done continuously.

Keep it running

Updates, backups and monitoring, so a broken plugin or an expired certificate is our problem before it becomes your lost weekend.

  • Core & plugin updates
  • Daily backups you can restore
  • Uptime and error alerts

Fix what is broken

Forms that never arrive, pages that time out, a checkout that fails on one browser. We find the cause and repair it, then tell you what it was.

  • Dead forms and buttons
  • Layout and mobile breakage
  • Checkout and payment errors

Make it faster

Images, caching, scripts and server response — measured before and after, so the improvement is a number rather than a feeling.

  • Core Web Vitals
  • Image and asset weight
  • Server response time

Make it visible to AI

People now ask assistants instead of scrolling results. We make sure yours can read your prices, stock and catalogue — and quote them correctly.

  • Crawler access
  • Structured data & prices
  • llms.txt and sitemaps

AI visibility

See what the assistants see.

Enter your address. We request your homepage as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot, then as an ordinary browser, and compare what each one gets back. If the three are being turned away, you will know in a few seconds — and so will we.

Four live checks, a few seconds. We request your homepage as three AI crawlers and as a browser, then compare what each one gets.

From real checks

What this usually turns up.

A barefoot shoe store

Three of five AI crawlers were refused at the door while Google was let in — a Cloudflare toggle nobody remembered switching on.

A furniture brand

Collection markup quoted a 253 zł shelf as 25,300 — the decimal comma was stripped on five of six markets.

A skincare brand

Product pages were flawless; collection pages carried no product data at all, so assistants had nothing to compare.

None of these were visible from the outside, and none were found by the teams running those stores. They came out of reading the same pages an assistant reads.

Find your fastest path to impact.

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Clear priorities. Fixed first step. No technical jargon.