What Managed Time is
Policy
Service buckets
Managed Time is the part of your plan that covers ongoing updates, edits, fixes, and refinements to pages that are already live.
Who this is for
live customers
customers preparing to use the service after launch
customers trying to understand what kind of updates are included
What this article covers
what Managed Time is for
examples of work it covers
examples of work it does not cover
how it differs from Growth Time
What Managed Time is for
Managed Time is for work on your existing live site.
The simplest way to think about it is this: Managed Time helps keep the site current.
Examples of work Managed Time usually covers
Managed Time can cover work like:
updating text on a live page
changing contact details, hours, or service information
swapping photos or images
updating a call-to-action or link
adjusting content on an existing page
making small layout refinements to an existing page
handling routine fixes on the live site
What Managed Time does not cover
Managed Time is not for building new pages or expanding the site structure.
Examples of work that usually do not fall under Managed Time include:
adding a brand-new page
creating a new section of the site as a growth project
larger migration work
a full redesign or major structural rebuild
work that belongs in a separately scoped path
How Managed Time differs from Growth Time
Managed Time is for keeping existing live pages current.
Growth Time is for helping the site evolve through new pages, new sections, and more structured improvements.
FAQ
Why can’t unused Managed Time be used for a new page?
Because new pages are part of structured site growth, which is what Growth Time is designed for.
What if a request is bigger than my remaining time?
The request can still be reviewed and classified based on the work involved.
Do unused minutes roll over?
Managed Time has a limited rollover structure. The exact amount available depends on your plan and usage timing.
Does adding a new page count?
No. A new page is usually a Growth Time item, not a Managed Time item.
Does changing text on a live page count?
Yes. Updates to existing live pages are a typical Managed Time request.