WPWaaS

WPWAAS lets you license white-label WordPress sites to them instead. They get real sites + dashboards. You keep the subscription revenue.

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Every agency owner has tried to talk themselves into building this.

Multi-tenancy, billing, white-labeling, security - before a single feature a client sees. That's months, not a weekend.

Buying isn't lazy. It's math.

#WordPress #AgencyLife

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$59/mo wholesale. $1,975/mo resold across 25 clients.

Not a hypothetical margin - a real WPWaaS tier, on top of the build fee you already charged.

#WordPress #SaaS

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Every vendor says ""trust us."" Almost none show you why.

So we put our actual license heartbeat request on the page. Same thing your server sends us every 12h, live. Go watch it instead of taking our word for it.

#WordPress #BuildInPublic

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SaaS: vendor sells straight to the user, keeps the relationship.
WaaS: agency buys wholesale, resells under its own name, keeps the relationship.

WPWaaS is the second one. If you're an agency, that distinction is your margin.

#SaaS #WordPress

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WordPress agencies: you build the site, get paid once. Client then pays some other SaaS every month, forever.

WPWaaS lets you resell that software yourself instead - booking systems, church management, more - under your brand, recurring, on top of what you already charged.