system-care
System Care
Monthly managed service: on-call, SLAs, hosting, patching, security.
System Care is Revitt’s ongoing managed service for production systems. A single monthly (or discounted annual) subscription covering on-call incident response, managed hosting, patching, security hardening, access control, monitoring, backups, and AI agent guardrails — so your team can stay on product work.
Catalogue
On-call & incident response
Named engineer on rotation. Urgent production issues acknowledged within the SLA window — day, night, weekend.
Managed hosting
We run the servers your systems depend on. DigitalOcean, AWS, Vercel, Supabase, Cloudflare. Provisioning, scaling, cost monitoring, DR drills.
Patching & dependency management
Weekly CVE scans. Runtime upgrades. Framework migrations. Dependency bumps with tests. Emergency zero-day response.
Security hardening
Firewall rules, IP allow-listing, WAF configuration, rate limiting, bot protection, security group audits, scheduled secrets rotation.
Access control & auditing
SSO enforcement, access reviews, credential rotation, signed audit logs for who did what when. Compliance evidence pre-assembled.
Monitoring & observability
Uptime probes, error-rate dashboards, log retention, anomaly alerts. You find out before your customers do.
Backups & disaster recovery
Scheduled encrypted backups with restore drills. Agreed RPO and RTO. Tested quarterly against a fresh environment.
AI agent guardrails
If AI coding tools or agent frameworks touch production, we scope them with MCPlexer — directory-scoped routing, deny-first access, full audit trail.
Process
How the work runs
01
Audit
One week. We map your systems, access, exposure, dependencies, backup posture, and current patch debt. You get a written risk register whether or not you sign on.
02
Onboard
Two weeks. Provision monitoring, access, on-call rotas, and secrets vaulting. Rebuild any missing foundations — backups, logging, firewall baseline — so day-one care is real, not aspirational.
03
Care
Ongoing. Monthly report. Quarterly review. Named engineers. Emergency line. No surprise invoices — just the thing you pay for, happening.
Questions
What’s the difference between System Care and ad-hoc support?
Ad-hoc support is reactive — you call, we quote, we fix. System Care is proactive: named responders, patching, monitoring, hardening, and incident response bundled into a monthly subscription. The goal is to prevent most of the emergencies ad-hoc support ends up cleaning up.
What happens if something breaks outside business hours?
For customers on annual plans with 24/7 coverage, an on-call engineer is paged and acknowledges within the urgent SLA window, day or night, every day of the year. For monthly plans, urgent issues are monitored during extended hours with a named responder on rotation. Exact coverage is agreed in writing during onboarding.
How are the SLAs enforced?
Response and resolution targets are written into the care agreement, split by severity. Every ticket is timestamped and tracked. The monthly report shows SLA performance. If we miss one, you see it before you ask.
Do you run the servers, or do we?
Both models are supported. Most customers let us run the infrastructure end-to-end — DigitalOcean, AWS, Vercel, Supabase. Others keep cloud accounts in their own name with us as operators. Either way, we handle provisioning, scaling, backups, patching, and cost monitoring.
What if we’re already on AWS, Vercel, or our own infra?
Good — we meet you there. We work natively across AWS, Vercel, DigitalOcean, Supabase, Cloudflare, and most major platforms. No forced migrations. The audit step confirms what’s in place, what’s missing, and what the baseline needs to be.
How does pricing work?
Every System Care engagement is scoped to your actual systems during the audit — surface area, traffic, compliance needs, response-time targets. You get a fixed monthly price, with a discount for annual. No hidden fees, no metered line items, no surprise invoices. Book the audit and we come back with a proposal.
Can we cancel?
Yes. 30 days’ notice on the monthly plan, or at the renewal date on annual. We hand over runbooks, access, and monitoring dashboards on exit so your next team — internal or external — can pick it up cleanly. No hostage-taking.
Do we have to be an existing Revitt customer to sign up?
No. About half our System Care customers came in through a build project, but we take on systems we didn’t build. The audit step is designed to get us to a safe operational baseline regardless of how the code was written.
How does this work with our in-house engineering team?
System Care complements, it doesn’t replace. We take on the operational toil — on-call, patching, security response, infrastructure — so your engineers can stay on product work. Communication runs through a shared ticket channel and scheduled reviews, not ad-hoc Slack DMs.
What about AI agents and MCP tools in our stack?
If your team uses AI coding tools or agent frameworks against production data, we scope them with MCPlexer — directory-scoped routing, deny-first access control, full audit trail. That’s included in System Care for customers who want it. The alternative is hoping nothing goes wrong, which is not a strategy.