CubeWP Agency
Your clients' websites,
on infrastructure that is yours.
An Agency plan gives you a dedicated server allocated to your agency alone — not a slice of the shared fleet. Run up to 25 client websites on it, manage the whole portfolio from one dashboard, and give every client their own portal. We keep the infrastructure running; you keep the client relationship.
Dedicated infrastructure
Your portfolio runs on its own server,
not on the shared fleet.
This is the difference between an Agency plan and buying twenty-five individual hosting accounts. When you start an agency, a server is provisioned and allocated to you — and every client site you create lands on it by design, not by chance.
Allocated
A server for your agency
Provisioned when you subscribe and tied to your account. Client sites are placed there automatically — you never pick a server, and a site of yours never quietly lands on the shared fleet.
Managed
No server administration
Provisioning, WordPress, PHP, the web server, certificates, backups and updates are operated by CubeWP. No root login to hold, no patching rota, nothing to be paged about.
Predictable
A known allocation
Capacity is a property of your infrastructure, not a counter in a billing system. You can see exactly how much is used, and the platform stops you overshooting rather than surprising you later.
What you're actually buying
Three things, and they're not the same thing.
Most hosting sells you a number. An Agency subscription is a plan, a server and a capacity — related, but independent. Keeping them apart is what lets your capability change without touching your capacity, and your capacity follow your infrastructure.
01 · Plan
Your Agency subscription
The commercial agreement between your agency and CubeWP. It decides which capability tier you're on — Core or Premium — and therefore which templates and add-ons your client sites may run.
02 · Infrastructure
The server allocated to you
A dedicated environment provisioned for your agency when you subscribe. It exists from the moment you pay, and its state — being prepared, active, needing attention — is visible to you rather than hidden.
03 · Capacity
Room for 25 client sites
Capacity belongs to your infrastructure, not to a line on an invoice. Both tiers include the same 25 sites, because how many websites you run and what you can build with them are two different questions.
Twenty-five hosting accounts, or one agency.
Running a client portfolio on individual hosting means twenty-five control panels, twenty-five
renewal dates, twenty-five sets of credentials, and twenty-five invoices that arrive on
twenty-five different days. None of that work is billable.
An Agency plan replaces it with one environment, one dashboard and one bill. You add a client, you
create their site, and it is running on infrastructure you already own — without a new hosting
relationship each time you win work.
Two surfaces, two audiences
You get a control room.
Your clients get a front door.
Your agency dashboard and your clients' portal are separate products with separate logins. A client never sees your plan, your capacity, your other clients, or what you charge them.
Every client, every website, capacity, domains, your team and your plan — in one place. Add a client, create their site, watch it go live, and see at a glance which sites need attention.
- Your plan and what you pay CubeWP
- Your capacity and infrastructure
- Your other clients and their sites
- Anything that lets them buy from us directly
Clients sign in with a one-time code — no password to reset and no CubeWP account to create. They see their own websites and nothing else. The list above isn't hidden by a setting; the portal has no route to it.
Your name in front
Client sites carry your domain,
then theirs.
Connect your agency's domain once. Every client site you create is addressed under it automatically — and when a client is ready, their own domain goes on top.
Agency domain
clientname.youragency.com
Connect your domain once and every new client site is created under it, with its certificate issued automatically. Your clients see your agency's name from the first day of the project, not ours.
Client domain
theirbusiness.com
When the site is ready to launch, the client's own domain is connected and secured. You can do it for them, or let them do it themselves from their portal with the exact records to add.
Client portal
portal.youragency.com
Your clients' portal can live on your domain too, so the place they sign in to manage their website is addressed in your agency's name rather than pointing them at a platform they have never heard of.
Templates
Start from a finished site, not a blank one
Every client site starts from the CubeWP template catalogue — complete directory, classifieds, eCommerce and business builds rather than empty themes. Pick one, and the site is created configured and ready to shape for the client.
Core includes the core catalogue. Premium unlocks the premium templates and add-ons.
Your team
Bring your staff in
Invite the people who actually build the sites. Staff can create clients and sites and manage everything in the agency; only you, as owner, can invite or remove people and change the plan.
Client logins are separate again — scoped to one client's own websites.
How it works
From subscribing to your first client site.
01
Choose your tier
Core or Premium. Both include 25 client sites; they differ in what those sites may be built with.
02
Your server is provisioned
Infrastructure is allocated to your agency and prepared. You can watch the progress — it isn't a black box.
03
Connect your domain
Point your agency domain at CubeWP once. Every client site afterwards is created under it automatically.
04
Add a client, create their site
Pick a template, name the site, and it's built on your infrastructure and filed under that client.
05
Connect their domain
When the build is signed off, the client's own domain goes live with its certificate issued for it.
06
Invite them to their portal
They get a scoped login to their own websites — and you keep running the portfolio from one dashboard.
Sites vs Agency
Which CubeWP product is yours?
CubeWP Sites is for running your own website. CubeWP Agency is for running other people's.
Built for
People who deliver websites for a living.
Web agencies
Run the whole client portfolio from one place, with a professional login for each client instead of shared credentials in an email thread.
Freelancers
Take on client work without inheriting a new hosting account, invoice and password every time a project lands.
WordPress developers
Start each project from a finished template rather than a blank install, and keep every build on infrastructure you control.
Web studios
Give your team scoped access to the agency, so the people building sites can work without holding the billing relationship.
Managed website providers
Turn hosting from a cost you resell into an environment you operate, with capacity you can see and plan against.
Businesses with many sites
Run brands, franchises or regional sites as separate websites under one roof, without one hosting account per property.
Agency pricing
One bill for your whole portfolio.
Both tiers include the same dedicated infrastructure and the same 25 client sites. They differ in what your client sites may be built with.
You’re signed in — choose a tier to start your agency.
Agency Core
$70 /mo
billed monthly
Dedicated agency infrastructure and the core template catalogue.
Start your agency- ✓Dedicated agency infrastructure
- ✓Up to 25 client websites
- ✓Agency dashboard
- ✓Client management & client portals
- ✓Your agency domain for client sites
- ✓Custom domains for clients
- ✓Team members
- ✓Core templates and add-ons
One bill to you · your clients are never billed by CubeWP
Agency Premium
$90 /mo
billed monthly
The same infrastructure and capacity, with the premium catalogue unlocked.
Start your agency- ✓Everything in Agency Core
- ✓Premium templates
- ✓Premium add-ons for client sites
- ✓Same dedicated infrastructure
- ✓Same 25 client websites
Capacity and capability are separate — Premium unlocks what you build with, not how many
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