Every agency's maintenance dilemma: “Could you quickly change the opening hours?” Looking after existing client sites brings predictable revenue — and eats exactly the hours you need for projects. Every small task costs a context switch: dig out the access, make the change, check it, tell the client. With 20 clients that's half a working day per week on tasks that need none of your skills. Until now, an agency wanting to outsource website maintenance could only choose which human does the manual work.
Outsourcing website maintenance: to whom?
- Full control
- Eats project time
- Scales only with headcount
- Margin shrinks with every client
- Takes the load off you personally
- Hourly or package rates
- Quality depends on people
- Response time: hours to days
- Client writes directly, the AI applies it
- Fixed price per website
- Response time: minutes
- Every change versioned & reversible
Maintenance for agencies — without giving up control
The difference from a classic provider: there's no human in the middle working through tickets — and you still have more control than before.
WhatsApp or email to “their agency” — the request goes to the agent, not into your inbox.
Changes happen directly in the website code, not through brittle site-builder automations. Result in minutes.
Every request, every change, every escalation — chronological, per client, with one-click rollback.
€39 per managed website (from the second one; the first costs €79 and includes all modules). No hours, no tickets.
Frequently asked questions
No — deliberately not. Classic white label WordPress maintenance sells you the permanent patching of a system that decays without care. Pagora runs on static, code-based sites: no plugin updates, no hacked installations, backup built in through versioning. Many agencies migrate their WordPress clients step by step — we help with that. Native WordPress support is in the works.
Three guardrails: for unclear requests the agent asks instead of guessing. Every change is a saved version with one-click rollback. And edge cases escalate to you before anything happens.
Nothing new — for your clients only the speed changes. They send their requests to “their agency” as before (via WhatsApp or email), and the reply comes under your brand.
White label WordPress maintenance typically costs €30–100 per site per month — for applying updates, without content changes. At Pagora the first managed website costs €79 with all modules included, each additional one €39. Content changes are the core of the product, not an extra, and you can test it free for 7 days, cancelling monthly.