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For agencies delivering technical WordPress projects

Turn WordPress into the editor layer for client-owned systems.

WordPress stays the familiar editor and content layer while authentication, AI, forms, workflow automation, protected APIs, and static delivery run in each client’s own AWS account.

AWS Marketplace Deployment Access is live

Quick Launch backend deployment

Client-owned AWS infrastructure

Access term

36 months of deployment modifications, stack reconfigurations, and future backend template updates for one buyer AWS account.

Agency fit

Built for agencies delivering identity, AI, workflows, protected APIs, and static delivery beyond brochure sites.

Why agencies need a system model

WordPress projects become systems long before the delivery model catches up.

The complexity usually appears gradually: a form needs routing, a client area needs authentication, AI needs grounding, or a static frontend still needs protected behavior.

Repeated glue code

One-off plugins, webhook scripts, middleware, and project-specific fixes consume delivery time and make the next build only slightly easier than the last.

Fragmented ownership

Authentication, forms, automation, and AI can drift into separate vendors, leaving the client with a system that is difficult to inspect or transfer.

Unclear runtime boundaries

When WordPress becomes the application backend as well as the CMS, content operations and protected runtime logic become harder to reason about independently.

Margins lost to reinvention

The less repeatable the architecture, the more effort disappears into troubleshooting, handoffs, configuration differences, and long-term maintenance.

Two connected agency tracks

Use the agency licence for WordPress-side product access, then add Deployment Access for the AWS backend path.

Agency Subscription

Manage WP Suite access across a growing client portfolio.

The agency licence covers WordPress-side product access across eligible client sites, with one workspace for managing the connected WP Suite plugins.

  • Choose a discounted 10, 20, 50, or 100-site baseline; the tiers are not hard limits.
  • Use metered overage above the selected baseline as the client portfolio grows.
  • Keep AWS infrastructure charges separate in the account where each backend is deployed.

Deployment Access

Unlock the backend deployment path for one buyer AWS account for three years.

The $500 3-Year Infrastructure Automation Contract provides 36 months of deployment automation access for one buyer-owned AWS account.

  • Access one main orchestration template and four modular nested templates.
  • Make unlimited deployment modifications and stack reconfigurations in that account.
  • Receive future backend template updates throughout the 36-month term.

Agency model comparison

A repeatable client-owned model instead of another layer of glue.

What matters WP Suite agency model Typical WordPress + glue stack
Backend ownership Client-owned AWS account Split across plugins, vendors, and custom patches
Authentication Reusable Cognito-based pattern Project-specific workarounds
Workflow automation Event-driven workflow layer Disconnected webhooks and manual handoffs
AI architecture Local-first and client-backend paths Usually tied to a shared SaaS vendor path
Repeatability across projects High Low

Client delivery path

Move from one real workflow to a reusable agency capability.

The first project should prove a concrete outcome. The reusable value comes from documenting the boundary, deployment, and operating model so it can be applied again.

  1. Select one client use case — Start with a portal, structured intake flow, protected API, knowledge experience, workflow, or static delivery requirement that already has business value.
  2. Map ownership and outcomes — Define what remains in WordPress, what runs in AWS, where data lives, who operates each layer, and what the client should be able to take over.
  3. Deploy and integrate — Connect the relevant WP Suite blocks and plugins, then provision only the AWS components required for the selected workflow.
  4. Package the pattern — Turn the architecture, configuration, handover, and support approach into an internal delivery asset for future proposals and projects.

Live deployment path

Now available on AWS Marketplace

WP Suite Deployment Access is now available on AWS Marketplace. Agencies and technical teams can use guided Quick Launch deployment to install supported identity, AI, workflow, and protected-delivery backends into a buyer-owned AWS account.