Major-version upgrades
Assess and implement target-version changes on a branch; validate the agreed HTML, PDF, or other outputs.
Plan Python and Sphinx dependency work, review extension and theme compatibility, and investigate publishing failures. Covered environments, output formats, monthly capacity, and operating responsibilities are agreed upfront.
We plan compatibility reviews across Sphinx, Python, docutils, extensions, and themes. Your team receives tested changes, documented findings, and priorities for remaining work.
Assess and implement target-version changes on a branch; validate the agreed HTML, PDF, or other outputs.
Reproducible environment configuration and checks for the named reference and content extensions.
Review build warnings and representative rendering for the agreed theme and docutils versions.
Review active versions, Read the Docs configuration, and named publishing pipelines within the agreement.
Most Sphinx sites end up pinned to an old version because one extension refused to follow, and the longer that pin sits the more expensive the eventual upgrade becomes. We keep the extension set healthy so staying current stays routine instead of turning into a project.
We review dependency and build risks, schedule agreed checks, and report issues that require an owner or additional scope.
Agree monthly capacity, priorities, and approval for additional work before implementation.
Work with a documentation engineering partner who reviews changes with your platform and content owners.
Scheduled maintenance, consultation, and issue investigation use the included monthly hours. The agreement specifies covered components, contact channels, working hours, and any response targets. Additional work is approved separately; incident coverage and resolution commitments require an explicit agreement.
Published retainers describe different levels of capacity. Agree covered environments, outputs, active versions, priorities, and response terms. Larger upgrade remediation or new output formats require an additional approved scope.
Ideal for teams needing stable, ongoing maintenance on a single doc site.
$350/month
Active ownership of your Sphinx docs, upgrades, extension compatibility, and monitoring, not just break-fix.
$1,500–4,000/month
Custom capacity for complex sites and multi-language portals. Any service levels or incident coverage are defined in the agreement.
Custom pricing
Partner with us for planned Sphinx maintenance, validated changes, and issue investigation within an agreed scope.