AWS Marketplace · WP Suite Deployment Access

Deploy the services your WordPress site needs in your own AWS account.

Deployment Access is a WP Suite subscription purchased through AWS Marketplace. It gives you access to our published CloudFormation stack. Quick Launch opens the WP Suite Deployment Wizard, which guides you through selecting and configuring the components, then deploying them with a few clicks in your own AWS account. WordPress remains the place where you manage the site; the deployed infrastructure belongs to you.

From subscription to connected services

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Subscribe through AWS Marketplace and start Quick Launch.

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Configure the services in the WP Suite Deployment Wizard and approve deployment in AWS.

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Use the resulting configuration to connect your WordPress site.

What your site needs behind the pages

Keep WordPress as the content source. Add the services your project needs.

Login, AI, forms and protected content need services behind the visitor interface. Deployment Access provides a repeatable way to deploy the supported backends in your account. The WP Suite components on the site connect to those services, including when the site is published statically.

Authentication and account access

Use an Amazon Cognito foundation for supported sign-in, account and protected API configurations. Gatey provides the visitor-facing components; your application defines the business permissions.

AI and a knowledge base

Connect AI-Kit to your own backend for supported AI tools, knowledge search and chat. Selected, approved WordPress content can also be synchronized to the AI knowledge base through AI-Kit Pro and become available after indexing.

Forms and the processes behind them

Connect Flow forms and supported interactions to submission storage, validation, notifications and subsequent business processes. The browser interface and the backend each have a defined role.

Static delivery and protected content

Use Static Publisher to publish the site separately from the WordPress editing environment. Static Site Guardian can protect selected static pages and files. The supported recovery options can add scheduled backups for eligible resources.

What Deployment Access provides

One guided path from project settings to a working connection

The subscription provides access to the supported CloudFormation deployment and update path. Our wizard brings the component choices, configuration and resulting WordPress settings into one process.

Access through AWS Marketplace

Subscribe to WP Suite Deployment Access through AWS Marketplace. The subscription grants access to the published CloudFormation stack and the supported deployment packages for the entitled AWS account.

Configuration in our Deployment Wizard

Start Quick Launch to open the WP Suite Deployment Wizard. Choose the components required by the project and work through their settings with guided configuration.

Deployment in your AWS account

Review the target account, Region, settings and requested permissions in AWS, then approve the CloudFormation deployment. The selected resources are created in your account, where you control their operation and costs.

Configuration for WordPress

The completed deployment returns the supported API addresses and identifiers to the deployment session. WP Suite uses these outputs to prepare the configuration for the corresponding WordPress site.

Choose the components

Start with the services required by the project

The CloudFormation stack is modular. Choose the supported components you need now and use the update workflow when the project requires further changes.

Gatey identity foundation

Deploy Amazon Cognito resources for supported authentication, application clients and protected API access. Connect them to Gatey’s sign-in and account components.

AI-Kit backend

Deploy the supported APIs, processing and storage resources for AI-Kit, with optional knowledge resources. Configure the AI tools, search and chat features required by the site.

Flow backend

Deploy the supported services for form submissions, storage, event handling and integrations. Use them to connect visitor interactions to the processes that follow.

Static Site Guardian and recovery options

Protect selected static paths with Static Site Guardian. Where needed, the optional recovery template can configure scheduled AWS Backup for supported, deployment-tagged S3 buckets and DynamoDB tables, including cross-Region copies when configured.

First deployment

From AWS Marketplace to a connected WordPress site

Quick Launch is the starting point for our guided setup. The WP Suite Deployment Wizard handles project configuration; you review and approve the infrastructure deployment in AWS.

  1. Subscribe and start Quick Launch — Subscribe to Deployment Access through AWS Marketplace, then use Quick Launch to open the WP Suite Deployment Wizard.
  2. Configure the project — Select the workspace and project, choose the required components, and complete the settings in the wizard.
  3. Review and deploy in AWS — Check the account, Region, parameters and requested permissions. Approve the CloudFormation deployment to create the selected resources in your account.
  4. Verify the result — Check that the deployment completed successfully. The deployment session records the supported status and outputs, which you can also inspect in AWS.
  5. Connect WordPress — Generate the site configuration from the returned outputs, apply it to the intended WordPress installation, and verify the selected functions before handover.

You approve what is deployed. Configuration is guided, while the account owner retains control over the resources, permissions and deployment decision. The workflow does not require sharing unrestricted administrator credentials in a WordPress page.

Later changes

Update the deployment through a reviewable process

Return to the existing deployment when you need to change supported settings or add components. The wizard uses the recorded configuration and outputs to prepare the update.

  1. Open the existing deployment — Select the matching deployment session in WP Suite.
  2. Prepare the changes — Adjust the supported settings or component choices in the update wizard.
  3. Review the CloudFormation change set — Inspect the resource additions, modifications and replacements proposed by AWS.
  4. Approve execution — The account owner decides whether to apply the change set in AWS.
  5. Refresh the site configuration — Synchronize the completed deployment and export updated WordPress settings when addresses or identifiers have changed.

Updates remain under your control. Access to supported updates during the subscription term does not automatically apply infrastructure changes to your account.

Subscription, costs and responsibilities

Deployment access and AWS usage are separate

Deployment Access covers the supported deployment and update path for the entitled AWS account. The subscription terms and current price are shown in the AWS Marketplace offer.

Subscription scope

The subscription provides access for one entitled AWS account. Check the Marketplace offer for the current contract duration, price and included support.

Included deployment workflow

Use the WP Suite Deployment Wizard, the supported CloudFormation templates and deployment packages, configuration handoff and the supported update workflow.

AWS usage and other services

You pay for resources used in your AWS account separately. WordPress hosting, third-party services, custom development and ongoing operations are separate responsibilities unless covered by another agreement.

Operating the solution

Assign responsibility for security settings, costs, integrations, monitoring and recovery. Deployment Access provides the supported deployment path; the account owner and implementation team manage the resulting solution.

A repeatable foundation for client projects

Reuse the deployment process and focus on the client’s requirements

WP Suite

Maintained deployment components

WP Suite maintains the supported templates, deployment packages and guided configuration process. The same foundation can be configured for different projects without rebuilding the integrations each time.

  • Versioned deployment definitions and authorized deployment packages.
  • Guided setup, supported output capture and WordPress configuration.
  • A reviewable update path through CloudFormation change sets.

Agency or implementation partner

The client solution

Your team designs the site, content, permissions and integrations around the client’s needs. Build your implementation, support and operational services on the reusable foundation.

  • Plan the visitor experience and project-specific access rules.
  • Connect WordPress, the client’s systems and selected external services.
  • Define who supports and operates the finished solution.

How the subscriptions fit together

Choose backend deployment access and site subscriptions for their respective roles

Deployment Access

Services in your own AWS account

This WP Suite subscription is purchased through AWS Marketplace and grants access to the CloudFormation stack and supported deployment workflow. It is used to create and update backend resources in the entitled account.

  • You own the AWS account and deployed infrastructure.
  • You pay the AWS charges and approve deployment changes.
  • Quick Launch opens the WP Suite Deployment Wizard for guided setup.

Agency Subscription

Pro capabilities across managed WordPress sites

Agency Subscription provides supported Pro capabilities and central workspace management across multiple sites. Connect each site to the configuration and services required by its project.

  • Manage site entitlements from the agency workspace.
  • Choose Deployment Access when supported backends are needed in the customer’s AWS account.
  • For a single site, Professional is the site subscription, with payments handled by Stripe.

Ready to deploy?

Configure the services once. Build on them as the project grows.

Start with Deployment Access on AWS Marketplace. Open our Deployment Wizard from Quick Launch, choose the components you need, and deploy them in your own AWS account. Then connect WordPress using the resulting site configuration.