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Pricing

Priced per site, scoped with you before you commit

WP Nexus is early and we are onboarding agencies deliberately rather than opening self-serve billing. You will get a scoped conversation, a workspace, and a price that matches your fleet — with no card taken to start.

How it works today

Create a workspace, connect a site, and see the product against your own WordPress before any money is discussed. When it fits, we agree a per-site price based on fleet size and the operations you actually use.

  • No card required to start
  • Connect a real site and evaluate properly
  • Per-site pricing that scales with the fleet

Design partners

We are taking a small number of agencies as design partners. Extended free access in exchange for direct feedback and, if the product earns it, a case study. If you run a fleet with genuinely hard operational requirements, that is the conversation we want.

  • Extended free access
  • Direct line to the people building it
  • Influence over the roadmap

What we will not do

We will not start a subscription from a marketing page, bill you for a site that failed to connect, or lock your data in. Backups are yours, exports are yours, and leaving is a supported path rather than a support ticket.

  • No subscription starts from this site
  • Your backups and data stay portable
  • Cancellation is a product feature, not a negotiation

What shapes an agency plan

These dimensions are reviewed before a commercial proposal. They are not self-serve price promises.

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Agency onboarding comparison dimensions
DimensionCurrent candidateReviewed during onboarding
Managed sitesAgency-scoped inventoryFleet size, topology, and rollout sequence
People and accessOwner, admin, and member boundariesOperator count, approval model, and support access
Operational workspacesEvidence-led modules with explicit gatesRequired security, migration, commerce, growth, and build workflows
External servicesProvider acceptance remains separateProvider costs, credentials, service level, and production gates

See how Nexus fits your operating model

Start with a scoped conversation. No subscription begins from this page.

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