Choose the type of developer your agency needs. Every plan is billed monthly per developer, and every price or specialty can be updated globally from WordPress.
Every price, plan label, specialty and feature below comes from the central 899 Site Settings screen.
Reliable WordPress production for agency websites, landing pages, Gutenberg, ACF and day-to-day client work.
A WooCommerce-focused developer for stores, checkout work, subscriptions, integrations and ongoing optimization.
The most flexible option for agencies mixing WordPress, PHP, APIs, JavaScript and custom functionality.
Senior technical capacity for React, modern front-end systems, custom platforms and demanding web builds.
Use the comparison table to match your recurring backlog to the right developer specialty.
| Compare | WordPress$899/mo | Commerce$999/mo | Full-Stack$1,199/mo | Advanced$1,499/mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary specialty | Dedicated WordPress Developer | Dedicated WooCommerce Developer | Dedicated Full-Stack Developer | Senior Web / React Developer |
| Monthly model | Per developer | Per developer | Per developer | Per developer |
| Dedicated developer | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| White-label / NDA friendly | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Multiple agency clients | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Your PM / Git / staging workflow | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Long-term contract required | No | No | No | No |
Use the maintenance layer for routine WordPress updates and checks, then use a developer plan for new features, redesigns and custom code.
Clear answers before the work starts.
Still unsure? Send us your current backlog.
Yes. Each plan is a monthly price for one developer matched to the plan specialty.
Agency work varies. A WordPress-heavy queue needs a different primary skill set from WooCommerce, full-stack or React-led work, so the plans make that fit easier to understand.
Yes, subject to developer availability. The plan can change when the type or complexity of work changes.
Yes. The monthly relationship is designed around your agency queue, not a single project URL.
No. Maintenance is intentionally separate from active development so scope stays clear.
Send 5–10 representative tasks. The shape of the backlog usually makes the right plan obvious.
