A domain or SSL that lapses
The earliest date on each site drives the alert: Plan ahead at 90 days, Renew now at 30, Overdue after that. The Renewal Log keeps what was renewed, what it cost and whether you rebilled it.
Notion template, one-time payment
One record per client site with its domain, SSL and hosting dates, a care run every month and the hours spent against the plan. It comes from how we run our own care plans.

DMS.S2 — What's included
The earliest date on each site drives the alert: Plan ahead at 90 days, Renew now at 30, Overdue after that. The Renewal Log keeps what was renewed, what it cost and whether you rebilled it.
Every monthly run has the same six checks: backup, updates, forms end to end, uptime, security scan and speed. The checklist lives on the run, not in someone's head.
Hours used on each run sit against the hours the plan includes, and incidents record the hours spent and whether they were billable extras.
What changed is recorded on each run, and the Monthly client report playbook turns it into the report you send.
DMS.S3 — Templates
Every free sample is a real, duplicable part of the template. Refund within 14 days.
$29 one time
Run your website maintenance retainers from one Notion workspace.
DMS.S4 — Questions
The Websites tracker with its renewal alerts and the Renewals playbook, both duplicable today.
No. It tracks any site, on WordPress, WooCommerce, Webflow, Shopify or anything else. You type the dates and the template raises the alerts, so there is nothing to install on the client's site.
Payment runs in our client portal. Right after it clears, you receive an e-mail with the link to duplicate the template into your own Notion workspace.
No. Every template is built to work on the free Notion plan.
No. It is a one-time payment per template, and you keep the copy in your workspace.
Ask for a refund within 14 days of purchase through the client portal.
DMS.S5 — Start a project
Tell us how your team works today. If the same tracker would help other teams, we may build it.