Pricing One site, one jar, one price.
Each site you connect gets a jar of its own, with every instrument in the lab clamped to it. There is one tag on the jar.
€9.99
per site, per month
This figure is not final.
We are still settling what WardiumLab costs. This is the number we are working to — if it moves before you sign anything, we will tell you, and you will not find out from an invoice.
What comes in the jar
All of it, on every site you connect. There is no smaller jar with the backups left out.
Backups, restored by the piece
Every site backed up on its own schedule, files and database. When something goes wrong you do not have to roll the whole site back to yesterday — take back the one file, the one table, the one post that broke.
Updates that undo themselves
Core, plugins and themes updated from one screen across every site you look after. If an update takes a site down, it is rolled back without waiting for you to notice.
Uptime, watched
We check that each site is answering, and tell you when one stops. Finding out from a client is the version of this that costs you the client.
Security scanning and a firewall
Sites scanned for changed and unexpected files, with login protection and a firewall in front. The sites you look after are the ones somebody else is looking at too.
Sandboxes
A throwaway copy of a client's site to try the risky thing on. Break it there, where no one is watching, rather than on the site that takes their orders.
Migrations
Move a site from one host to another without the afternoon of SFTP, search-replace and crossed fingers that the job usually means.
Everything that happened, kept
Who changed what, on which site, and when — plus WordPress debug logs collected where you can actually read them. The answer to “it was working last week” should not be a guess.
The whole estate, from one screen
Plugins, themes, core versions, users, files and the database for every site in one inventory, grouped by client, with your team in the same workspace.
And many more on the way.
From the lab notebook
The questions you were going to ask
The ticked one is settled. The ones with a question mark are not decided yet, and we would rather say so than guess.
- What counts as a site?
- Settled
- One connected WordPress installation — one place the plugin is installed and reporting from.
- Do sandboxes count?
- Not decided yet
- A sandbox is a throwaway copy the product makes for you, not a site you connected. Whether that is free, metered or included has not been decided.
- Is that net or including VAT?
- Not decided yet
- Not decided yet. Ask us and we will tell you straight once it is.
- Volume, annual terms, a minimum?
- Not decided yet
- None of it is set. If you look after enough sites for it to matter, that is a conversation rather than a table.
Put a site on the shelf.
One jar for each site you connect. If the notebook did not answer your question, ask us.