WPCloudLab runs the maintenance behind your care plans — updates, byte-verified backups, uptime and reports — across every client site and your own projects, WordPress or not. The maintenance Tuesday disappears from your calendar. The margin stays on your invoice.
Every hour a senior developer spends clicking “update” is billable work you already sold. A care plan is only margin if you don’t do the labor.
Do the math on your own fleet: sites, times the hours of updates, checks and “can you quickly look at this” each month, times your senior rate. That number is what the retainer quietly costs while your builders are the ones running it.
Put each site on the tier it deserves: brochure sites on Economy, the client’s store on Extended, your own projects wherever they fit. Even the Next.js app gets monitoring-only coverage — one dashboard for the lot.
Your clients get a portal of their own — sites, reports, billing — plus public status pages for the sites you want visible. Fewer “is my site okay?” emails landing in your inbox at 9pm.
Monthly client-ready reports (weekly on Extended) with Webmatik growth-audit PDFs attached. Written to justify a retainer to a client, not to impress another sysadmin.
Standard includes two 1-hour design or customization tasks a month per site; Extended includes four 2-hour tasks. The “small tweaks” that eat agency afternoons go to us, not to your sprint board.
The discount ladder starts at −5% for 2 sites and steps to −60% at 200, applied automatically per plan tier. Twenty-five Economy sites cost $162 each instead of $250; at 200 they’re $100.
No enterprise sales dance, no custom quote PDF. The full ladder and everything each plan includes is on the pricing page.
| fleet size | discount | economy / site | standard / site |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2+ | −5% | $237 | $465 |
| 10+ | −25% | $187 | $367 |
| 25+ | −35% | $162 | $318 |
| 50+ | −45% | $137 | $269 |
| 200 | −60% | $100 | $196 |
Sampled from the published ladder — the same one billing applies. Tiers are counted separately, so ten Economy sites hit the 10+ discount even if you only run three on Standard.
Daily, encrypted, offsite — verified byte-for-byte and drilled with a real restore every week. When a client asks “are we backed up?”, you answer with logs, not hope.
Safe Updates screenshots every site before and after, desktop and mobile, pixel-diffs against approved baselines and rolls back on regression. Premium plugins with their own updaters included.
Response usually inside the hour, from a WordPress engineer — no level-1 ticket queue. Your SLA to your clients is only as good as ours to you, so ours is the one we obsess over.
Some agencies have a dedicated in-house maintenance person who is genuinely good at it. If that’s you, a self-hosted tool like MainWP is almost certainly cheaper — their labor is already on your payroll, and the tool just makes them faster. We’d tell you that on a call, so we may as well tell you here.
We’re for the other kind of agency: the one where maintenance has no owner, so it defaults to whoever built the site — and your best builders keep getting interrupted by update nags, hosting emails and “the contact form stopped working.” That interruption tax is the thing we remove.
Your clients get one accountable family for the whole stack: belov.cloud runs the hosting with a self-healing AI copilot, WPCloudLab runs updates, byte-verified backups, uptime and the reports you hand to clients. Migrations are free — including the fleet you manage today.
60-day money-back · runs WordPress and Next.js side by side
Connect a couple of client sites and run us alongside whatever you do today. Compare the logs, the reports, and how often your senior people got interrupted. Then decide with data.