WP Suite Documentation
Welcome to the WP Suite documentation hub.
WP Suite is an AWS-native WordPress platform that keeps WordPress as the CMS, editing, and presentation layer while modular plugins add identity, AI, APIs, workflows, protected routes, and static delivery through optional AWS-backed infrastructure.
The products are designed to work as independent starting points. Free capabilities do not require a WP Suite subscription, while Pro and backend-aware features can connect a site to a WP Suite workspace and to services you configure or deploy in your own AWS account.
Choose what you want to build
Gatey — Cognito Login & SSO for WordPress
Use Gatey when you need secure authentication for WordPress using Amazon Cognito (social login, SSO, MFA), with blocks and shortcodes that also work on static exports.
- Get started: Gatey Overview
- Embedding: Shortcodes
- Developer docs: JavaScript API
AI-Kit — AI tools for content & SEO
Use AI-Kit when you want AI-powered writing, rewriting, summarizing, translation, proofreading, and SEO metadata generation — inside Gutenberg and the Media Library.
- Get started: AI-Kit Overview
- Editor tools: Gutenberg & Admin tools
- Developer docs: JavaScript API
Flow — Block‑based forms & workflows for WordPress
Use Flow when you need to build modern forms inside Gutenberg and run workflows on your own infrastructure. Flow combines a Gutenberg form builder with a single React runtime, lets each form submit directly from the browser to your chosen endpoint, and optionally synchronises forms and submissions to an AWS backend for durable storage, templates and event‑driven automation.
- Get started: Flow Overview
- Build forms: Blocks & conditional logic
- Backend & sync: Backend Sync
- Admin & workflows: Admin & workflows
- Theming: CSS variables
- Developer docs: JavaScript API
Static Publisher — AWS-backed static delivery for WordPress
Use Static Publisher when WordPress should remain the editing and control surface, but the public site should be delivered as a static artifact from S3 + CloudFront. The WordPress plugin is the control plane; a separately installed Node/Playwright exporter performs crawl, rewrite, deploy, and invalidate jobs.
- Get started: Static Publisher Overview
- Architecture: Publishing Architecture
- Operations: Queue, scheduler & deployment operations
Common topics
WP Suite platform architecture
If you need the higher-level model behind the product family, see:
AWS Marketplace options
WP Suite has two separate AWS Marketplace products for different needs:
- Agency Subscription provides Pro-level product access and central workspace management for multiple active WordPress sites.
- Deployment Access provides a guided CloudFormation path for deploying supported WP Suite backends into a buyer-owned AWS account.
Runtime contract (WpSuite global)
WP Suite plugins expose a shared runtime surface under globalThis.WpSuite (and WpSuite.plugins.<pluginKey>), plus common readiness / status helpers.
- Gatey runtime: Gatey JavaScript API
- AI-Kit runtime: AI-Kit JavaScript API
- Flow runtime: Flow JavaScript API
Backend API (OpenAPI)
If you integrate the AI backend directly (server-to-server or custom clients), see:
Quick links
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Gatey
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AI-Kit
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Flow
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Static Publisher
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WP Suite
Subscriptions & pricing
WP Suite offers free plugin capabilities and paid plans for connected Pro features, shared workspace capabilities, and backend-aware workflows where applicable.
- See pricing
- Agency Subscription for multi-site Pro access through AWS Marketplace
- Deployment Access for buyer-owned AWS backend deployments
Need help?
- Check the relevant plugin overview first.
- For cross-product positioning, start with WP Suite Architecture.
- If you’re integrating from code, use the JavaScript API pages to confirm readiness helpers and event names.
- For backend integrations, use the OpenAPI-based Backend API reference.