WordPress management for however you work
Whether you look after four company sites, twenty-five client sites on care plans or three hundred across brands and regions, the underlying job is the same: keep WordPress updated, online, backed up and accounted for. What changes is which part of that hurts most. These pages describe the platform from each of those positions.
What changes by role, and what does not
It is one platform, not six editions. Everyone gets the same updates, backups, monitoring and reporting. What differs is which capability you turn on first, and which problem you were trying to solve when you arrived.
The same for everyone
- Verified updates with a restore point and rollback
- Backups, monitoring and security across every connected site
- Hosting neutral, so sites stay exactly where they are
- Every feature on every plan, with no add-on tax
- Full data export, at any time, without asking
What actually differs
- Whether you need client-facing reporting at all
- Whether the sites are yours or someone else's
- How much of the job is technical and how much is commercial
- Whether anyone else needs scoped access to the same sites
- Whether downtime costs reputation or costs orders per minute
Who WPCentrify is built for
Business owners and in-house teams
You own the site, or several, and running WordPress is not your job. WPCentrify handles the maintenance that keeps it safe and available, and only...
Read moreFreelancers and solo developers
Maintenance is the most reliable income a freelancer can build and the easiest to deliver badly. WPCentrify gives you the operational polish of an...
Read moreAgencies and studios
At agency scale the problem stops being technical and becomes operational: who did what, on which site, under whose plan, and whether that account...
Read moreWooCommerce and ecommerce
A store is not a brochure site with a cart bolted on. Downtime has a measurable cost per minute, an update that breaks checkout is a revenue event,...
Read moreEnterprise and large estates
Dozens or hundreds of properties across brands, regions and business units, where the requirement is access control, auditability and evidence rather than another dashboard.
Read moreHosting providers
Turn the maintenance requests your support team already absorbs into a managed product, white-labelled and provisioned through your own control panel.
Read moreWhat people use it for
Manage multiple WordPress sites
Centralise every site you are responsible for into one dashboard.
WordPress maintenance software
Automate the routine work that keeps WordPress safe.
WordPress care plans
Package, price and deliver maintenance as a service.
Automate WordPress maintenance
Rules that handle the routine so you handle the exceptions.
Find the page that describes your situation
Site count and ownership decide this more reliably than job title does.
You own the sites, and websites are not your actual job
One to ten company sites, nobody in-house who wants to own WordPress maintenance, and the goal is that it simply keeps working without a developer on retainer.
For business ownersYou look after client sites, on your own
Ten to twenty-five client sites on care plans, no team to delegate to, and the operational polish of an agency needed without the headcount to produce it.
For freelancersYou run care plans with a team behind you
Twenty-five sites and up, several technicians, tiered plans, and the questions have shifted from technical to operational: who did what, under whose plan, and is that account still profitable.
For agenciesSome or all of the sites take payments
Where downtime has a cost per minute and a broken checkout is a revenue event rather than an inconvenience. Different risk profile, different update policy.
For WooCommerceDozens or hundreds of properties across brands or regions
Where the requirement is access control, auditability and evidence for procurement rather than another dashboard, and the first real problem is that the site list is wrong.
For enterpriseYou want to resell management to your own customers
Turning the maintenance requests your support team already absorbs into a managed product, white-labelled and provisioned through your own systems.
For hosting providersQuestions about choosing a solution
Read the one matching how you get paid rather than what you do. An agency owner who also runs their own WooCommerce store should read the agency page, because the operational problems of a client portfolio are the ones that scale badly. The store-specific material is worth reading afterwards for the update policy.
No. It is one platform and every feature is included for every customer. The pages differ because the problems differ: a business owner wants to stop thinking about it, a freelancer wants to look like a larger team, an agency wants to know which accounts are profitable. Same capabilities, different starting point.
No. The first site costs nothing to connect and comes with the full feature set rather than a trimmed version. That said, the problems this solves barely exist at two sites and dominate at fifty, so it earns its place somewhere in between, usually around five to eight.
Yes. WPCentrify is hosting neutral and connects to any self-hosted WordPress installation, whether that is managed hosting, a shared cPanel account or your own server. A single portfolio can mix a dozen hosts. You never move hosting or change DNS.
The nine pages cover the common shapes, but the underlying job is the same whatever you call yourself. If you are responsible for more than one WordPress site and the routine is eating time you would rather spend elsewhere, the product is aimed at you. Get in touch if you want a straight answer about fit.
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Also built for: managed service providers, in-house teams and website care businesses.