The Gardeners
for your website

Your online presence in experienced hands

The mascot Gerry the website gardener (illustration by Nils Kalk)

Welcome to MaiNetCare!

Website maintenance from Berlin Moabit

Our customers are Entrepreneurs, freelancers or organisationswho want regular maintenance for their online presence and don't have the time or inclination to deal with the technology.

If your once beautiful new website is slowly witheredthe website gardeners are there for you. We give it regular care in all areas. With detailed advice and transparent language, fair prices and on top of that there are real M.I. (human intelligence - tm 🧠 👀).

Group photo of four MaiNetCare employees who have climbed a tree and are laughing into the camera from there — Taking care of your online presence or climbing around in trees: Manuela Nagel, Michael Mai, Giulia Cappello, Niels Kalk. Photo Marga van den Meydenberg, meydenberg.com

More about the website gardeners

Services & Prices

Let's be honest, that's why you're here

Why you need a website gardener

Carefully maintained, your website will give you new Customers, strengthens your brand and builds trust with your visitors.

As always, there is a HookShe needs Continuous careso that it remains secure, flourishes in terms of content and delights your visitors.

Illustration of a determined looking dwarf sitting on a lawnmower.

With the website gardeners, you can give your online garden a treat reliable Helperwhich...

...are on hand to help with problems,
...provide technical support for your site,
...protect them from pests,
...maintain the content,
...increase visibility,
...tidy up from time to time,
...adapts your website to current technologies,
...and give you ideas on how you can position yourself in a target-orientated way on the Internet.

What's more, isn't it fun to give a gardener to watch them at work?

Illustration Gerry the weaving gardener carries a huge basket full of fruit, a tomato falls out of the basket

Website guide

In our website guide you will find articles as well as tips and tricks for a flourishing website garden.

This guide is written especially for "non-specialists" who would still like to read some advice on online presence, search engine optimisation and innovations on the Internet.

Integrate your own calendar on the website

Sometimes you don't want to maintain everything twice and three times. You have a public calendar on Google or Apple or Microsoft Office or - very commendably - in your own NextCloud and want to keep it...

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June 2025 it will be mandatory: the accessible website

June 2025 marks an important turning point: from this date, accessibility for websites and apps will become legally binding under the Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG). This is a decisive step towards ensuring that everyone, regardless of their physical abilities, can access all...

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