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How to Sell Hosting With WooCommerce: The Complete WaaS Guide
Sell WordPress hosting from your own WooCommerce store: list plans as subscription products, and every order auto-deploys a real site on InstaWP. You set the price…
Introducing the Branded WaaS Portal: A White-Label Client Dashboard for Your WordPress Hosting Business
Introducing the Branded WaaS Portal, a fully white-label, end-user portal that lets your hosting clients log in and manage their sites, billing, domains, and backups under…
How to Create a WaaS Site With a Custom Domain
Selling websites one at a time is slow. Building each project from scratch, configuring hosting, setting up domains; it eats into your margins and limits how…
The Best WP Ultimo Alternative to Try in 2026
With WP Ultimo no longer operating, thousands of agencies and freelance developers are looking for a solution that not only matches its capabilities but exceeds them.…
How Agencies Can Sell WordPress Themes Online with WaaS
If you run a WordPress agency, “sell WordPress themes” should not mean uploading a ZIP and hoping for random sales. The real win is learning how…
How to Build a WaaS With WooCommerce Subscriptions
The way agencies build and sell websites is changing fast. Instead of charging a one-time project fee, more teams are shifting to the website as a…
Website Design as a Service vs Traditional Web Development
As a WordPress agency, your success depends on more than design and code — it hinges on the right delivery model. You have likely delivered client…
How InstaWP’s WaaS Feature Works
The WordPress agency landscape has changed. Clients no longer want to wait six weeks and pay $5,000 for a website. They want something live in days,…
How Much Does a WordPress WaaS Cost to Set Up?
Starting a Website as a Service (WaaS) business on WordPress involves real costs — platform fees, template development, plugin licenses, and hosting — but the upside…
The Benefits of WaaS for a WordPress Agency
The project-based agency model has a ceiling. You finish a website, hand it over, and wait for the next client. Revenue is unpredictable, margins are squeezed,…