Agency hosting for every client site in one place.
Agencies rarely need a faster server. They need fewer logins, a staging copy that takes seconds, and a handover at the end of a project that does not turn into a migration.
The parts of hosting that cost you hours.
None of this is a different server. It is the tooling that decides whether twenty sites is twenty times the work.
Staging is a copy, not a process
Clone a live site into a fresh environment, or clone it back over an existing one once the work is signed off. Same plugins, same content, same database, without an export or a migration plugin.
Stop keeping client passwords
Open wp-admin as an administrator from your dashboard. Nothing shared in a password manager, and nothing to rotate when a contractor's engagement ends.
Hand the site over cleanly
When a project ends, transfer the site to the client's own account. They get the site and the invoice; you stop carrying infrastructure for work you finished months ago.
One client's spike is one client's problem
Resource limits are applied per site, so a campaign that goes well for one customer does not slow down the other nineteen.
Real access, no ticket
Per-site SFTP, database access, PHP version switching and search-and-replace. The things you would otherwise ask someone for a server to do.
Twenty sites, one bill, one login.
The overhead of running client sites is rarely technical. It is accounts, invoices, credentials and the question of who owns what when the relationship changes.
- Sites come out of your plan's allocation
- Add capacity as you win work, not per client
- Transfer a site and its billing to the client
- Per-site activity so you can see who changed what
Twenty sites, twenty sets of limits.
Each site runs in its own containers with its own CPU and memory allocation, so the portfolio does not share a fate.
What agencies actually use
This page is not about a different server configuration. What differs is which features earn their keep at twenty sites instead of one.
| Setting | What we do | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Clone site | Into a new site, or over an existing one | Build on a copy and push it back when approved, without an export file or a migration plugin. |
| Magic login | One click into wp-admin as an administrator | It removes shared client passwords entirely, including the problem of rotating them when staff change. |
| Site transfer | Move a site and its billing to the client's account | Project handover should not be a migration, and should not leave you paying for finished work. |
| SFTP and WP-CLI | Per site, on every plan | Theme and plugin work should not require asking anyone for access to a server. |
| Resource limits | Applied per site from the plan | Client sites share a plan but must not share a failure - one campaign spike cannot slow the rest. |
Simple, transparent pricing.
Every plan includes free migration, daily backups, SSL and 24/7 support.
- 1 WordPress site
- 10 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Support tickets
- 5 WordPress sites
- 50 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Priority support tickets
- 20 WordPress sites
- 200 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Dedicated support
Questions, answered.
How many client sites can I run?
Can I give a client their own access?
Is there a separate staging environment?
Do you handle bulk migrations?
What happens to a site if a client stops paying you?
Run the whole portfolio from one place.
Move one site to see how it feels. We handle the migration, and no card is required to start.