Ready for every festival edition.
Guthli AdFest runs in seasons, so the site has to be ready for every new edition: fresh categories, new jury members and a registration form that cannot fail on deadline day.
- Website
- Advertising
- On AMC since March 2025

What we look after.
01Registration form monitoring around deadlines
02Season updates: categories, jury and partners
03Animation and 3D performance checks
04Updates and verified backups
05Security patches
06Post-festival report
Six website care tasks, running 24/7.
01Website audit and costed report
We audit your platform, code, bugs and risks before we start. You get a costed report and a straight answer: repair or rebuild.
0224/7 uptime monitoring
Uptime, SSL, page speed and contact forms, watched around the clock. A broken lead form is the costliest silent bug.
03Tested updates and backups
Updates go live only after passing on a staging site. Backups are proven with real restores.
04Small changes, done fast
New pages, prices, team updates: handled by a named person in an agreed time. Bigger work is quoted separately.
05Security patches and page speed
Patches applied, page weight watched. We flag the tag that doubles your load time.
06Quarterly maintenance reports
What changed, what broke, what it cost, what is next. Honest, even in a quiet quarter.
How the plan runs.
- Response time
- Within 4 working hours in festival season
- Plan
- 8 hours a month
- Reporting
- Report after each festival edition
- On AMC since
- March 2025
The site we look after.

Five questions that only come after launch.
Cost, timeline, team and scope live on the services page. These arrive once somebody else is looking after a live site.
Anything an expert can do in well under an hour without changing the page build: copy, prices, images, staff updates, a new page from a template. Anything bigger is quoted first, so it never eats your hours.
That’s most of them. Onboarding takes longer, since we learn the site before promising anything. Sometimes the answer is replace it, and we’d rather say so now than mid-outage.
Monitoring alerts us, not you. What happens next depends on your plan, agreed in writing beforehand, not mid-outage. A response time you didn’t buy isn’t one you have.
No. Hosting, domain and every account stay in your name throughout, so leaving just means telling us. Docs are written for whoever comes next.
You pay the hosting provider directly, and we tell you what it should cost. We manage it; we don’t resell it, so there’s no hidden margin on the one thing you can’t easily move.
Tell us who watches it now.
Thirty minutes, no deck. We’ll have checked what your site runs on, what’s outdated and what’s broken, so you get a straight answer: maintain it or replace it.