You buy a retainer
Pick the tier that matches your roster size and how fast your clients expect answers. Billing is monthly and shared across every client you add.
Here is the whole path a request takes. Seven steps, two of which you do once.
Pick the tier that matches your roster size and how fast your clients expect answers. Billing is monthly and shared across every client you add.
Logo, colors, a support sender address on your domain, and an email signature. Ten minutes, once. From then on every message we send looks like it came from your office.
Name, domain, email. If you want a client to submit requests directly, invite them and give them your support address. If you’d rather relay, leave them off and submit on their behalf.
A client emails your support address or you create a task in the dashboard. It lands in your WP Tasks inbox, matched to the right site, with the full thread attached.
Our WordPress team picks it up in queue order, within your plan’s daily hours. Updates, fixes, content, speed, security, WooCommerce, page builders. If it’s bigger than a task, we tell you before we start.
Progress notes and the final “done” go out as white-labeled ticket emails from your domain. Replies route straight back into the same thread.
Each site gets a branded report of everything completed: tasks, updates, uptime, scans. Send it automatically or review first.
If a competent WordPress developer can finish it in a sitting, it’s a task. If it’s a project, we’ll say so up front and quote it.
Need a build? Our sister brand WP Services quotes those, and you can still white-label the result.
Tickets go out from support@youragency.com, authenticated with your DNS records. Reply-to is yours too.
No “powered by”, no shared links, no portal with our logo. Clients see your brand or nothing.
Set the tone: formal, friendly, first-name basis. Our team writes client-facing replies to match.
Book a demo and bring a real request. We’ll walk through exactly what your client would receive.
Month to month. No setup fees. Cancel any time.