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WPClientHub
WordPress agency OS: free for 3 sites, 0% billing fee
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WordPress agency OS: free for 3 sites, 0% billing fee
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WPClientHub runs every client WordPress site from one hub, on any host. Safe updates with a restore point, screenshot diff and one-click rollback. Incremental backups to S3-compatible storage you own (Backblaze B2, R2, Wasabi). Uptime checks every 60 seconds, SSL monitoring and vulnerability scans. White-label PDF reports, Stripe client billing with a 0% fee, and a client help desk on Agency+. Free for 3 sites; $19/mo for 10, unlimited sites $99/mo.
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Hey Product Hunt,
We run a WordPress agency, and managing client sites meant juggling a maintenance dashboard, a separate backup tool, an uptime monitor, a help desk and invoices. Most tools either charge per site (so the bill grows faster than the agency) or want you on their hosting.
WPClientHub puts it in one place and stays host-neutral:
- Safe updates: restore point first, screenshot diff after, rollback if anything shifts, optional approval queue
- Backups go to storage you own (any S3-compatible bucket), not ours
- 60-second uptime checks with a confirm-and-recheck before alerting, plus SSL monitoring
- Client help desk with a magic-link portal and AI diagnosis of the issue (Agency and Scale)
- White-label reports and Stripe billing with 0% platform fee on every plan
Pricing is flat: free for 3 sites, then $19 for 10 sites, $49 for 40 (adds the client help desk and portal), $99 for unlimited sites. Every signup gets a 14-day Agency trial.
What's next: an agency-branded client ticket portal with AI fix estimates, in early access now.
I'd love blunt feedback, especially from anyone who's moved off ManageWP, MainWP or WP Umbrella: what would make you switch, and what would stop you?