Dara Skolnick

Something on your website broke. Or something looks wrong and you don’t know how to fix it. Or you just got hit with a flood of spam and you have no idea what to do next.

If you work at a nonprofit, educational organization or small business without a technical person on your team, these moments are stressful, and too often end with you either waiting weeks for a developer to respond, or paying for a large project when all you needed was a few of hours of expert help.

I offer monthly WordPress support retainers for organizations that want a reliable developer in their corner, without the overhead of hiring one full time or the unpredictability of one-off project rates.

For a flat monthly fee, you get a set number of hours to use however you need: fixing bugs, tweaking content or blocks, solving technical issues, or just asking questions and getting a clear answer rather than a wall of jargon.

Who is this for?

This is a perfect fit for nonprofits, educational organizations, and small businesses that have a WordPress site, especially a modern block-based site, and want an expert on hand who knows it well, responds quickly, and explains things in plain language. You don’t need to understand WordPress. That’s my job 🙂

What’s included?

Monthly plans include:

• Block and content edits: tweaks to your existing pages, layouts, and content
• Technical troubleshooting: fixing things that have broken or stopped working
• Support and advice: answering questions and explaining what’s happening in plain English
• Monthly WordPress and plugin maintenance updates
• 48-hour response time, often same day
• Screencasts and screenshots so you always understand what was done and why

What’s not included?

Large builds, full redesigns, or new feature development that would exceed the monthly hours are scoped and handled separately as project work. This keeps the retainer focused and predictable for both of us.

Why me specifically?

I specialize in modern block-based WordPress themes with a focus on accessibility and editor usability, which means the sites I work on are built to last, easier for your team to update, and designed to work for all your visitors.

I’ve worked with small businesses, nonprofits and mission-driven organizations for over 15 years, and I understand the constraints: limited budgets, small teams, and the need for things to just work.

Sound good?

If this sounds like what you’ve been looking for, I’d love to hear about your organization and your website. Get in touch with a brief description of what you’re working with and what kind of support would help most, and we’ll figure out if it’s a good fit.

Let’s chat!