Host, defend and bill every WordPress site in one place.

You move from a client’s hosting to their domains to their traffic behind a single login: each workspace a focused tool, not another tab. Underneath, every workspace is a role-scoped view onto the same account in one authenticated session, with access granted per role. So an owner, a developer and a finance user each land in exactly their tool, with no second login, no shared password, and no one sees what their role doesn’t grant.

Every managed site’s provisioning state and recent activity sit in one view. Underneath, each site reports over a REST channel from a connector plugin (no SSH, no log scraping) and runs in its own isolated environment: its own namespace and database, no shared runtime, provisioned and reconciled by a Kubernetes operator from the order you placed. So one broken site can’t drag down another, and what the platform did to a site is on one screen instead of five.

Per site you get traffic, blocked threats, backups and billing in one place. Underneath, the cockpit reads request volume from cookieless metrics and threats blocked in the last 24 hours, and backups run as tracked action-runs on their own schedule. Continuous uptime and health polling is not part of this yet: a health check runs on demand and as the gate on every update, not on a scheduler. So you answer a client’s “what happened to my site?” with real numbers, and hand them a hosted payment link without a card ever touching the browser.

You get cookieless visitor analytics per channel you own: KPIs, trends, breakdowns and a raw event feed. Underneath, events are captured first-party and stored on your own infrastructure; nothing leaves the platform, so there’s no third-party tracker to disclose. So a consent banner never taxes your conversion rate, the data stays GDPR-native by construction rather than by policy, and you can put the numbers straight in front of a client.