Choose Your Plan

All Websting plans include the Default Stack. The difference between plans is scope, scale, and support priority

1.

Choose Your Operating Mode

Websting Default Stack. The difference between plans is scope, scale, and support priority — not architecture.

Solo

For individual operators

$29

/month

  • - 1 WordPress site
  • - Websting Default Stack environment
  • - Standard asynchronous support (≤ 24 business hours)
  • - Platform-provided backups
  • - Baseline security at the hosting layer

BEST FOR:
Solo creators, small business owners, or operators who want a professionally managed WordPress environment without infrastructure overhead.

Builder

For individual operators

$79

/month

  • - Up to 5 WordPress sites
  • - Websting Default Stack environment
  • - Faster asynchronous support (≤ 12 business hours)
  • - Platform-provided backups
  • - Baseline security at the hosting layer
  • - Optional scoped add-ons available

BEST FOR:
Freelancers or small studios managing multiple sites who value consistency, predictability, and repeatable workflows over bespoke setups.

Operator

For individual operators

$199

/month

  • - Up to 15 WordPress sites
  • - Websting Default Stack environment
  • - Priority asynchronous support (≤ 4 business hours)
  • - Platform-provided backups
  • - Baseline security at the hosting layer
  • - Paid add-ons more readily available
  • - Dedicated account context

BEST FOR:
Agencies or operators managing sites at scale who understand that constraints reduce operational drag.

2.

Choose Your Stack

Websting is a managed WordPress system, not a page-builder marketplace. All stacks operate within the same Default Stack. Your choice determines how you work inside the system—not how the system works.

Bricksbuilder Pro Stack

  • For operators who want maximum layout control and extensibility. Optimized for complex, performance-sensitive builds

Etch WP Editorial Stack

  • For content-forward sites that prioritize structure, typography, and editorial clarity over visual freedom.

Brizy Visual Stack

  • For users who want a fast, predictable visual editor with minimal setup and low cognitive overhead.

Stacks are selected at setup. Changing stacks later may require a rebuild and is supported only within defined boundaries.

  • All plans operate within the Websting Default Stack. If you require custom infrastructure, phone support, or unrestricted plugins, this is not the right service.

3.

Included in Every Plan

Standardized does not mean locked-in.

You can extend beyond the core stack. You can add functionality. The core, however, remains unchanged.

Extension is allowed—within boundaries.

Additional plugins, integrations, and customizations may be possible when they don't compromise the core environment.

Core stability is non-negotiable. This is what enables consistent support.

4.

The Core Stack

These are categories of responsibility, not a technical architecture diagram.

Included

  • - Host-managed infrastructure (via hosting partner)
  • - Standardized WordPress runtime and update path
  • - Platform-provided backups and restore mechanisms
  • - Baseline security at the hosting layer
  • - Standardized tooling baseline per plan
  • - You're willing to adapt workflows to the system

Optional (Scoped)

  • - Additional plugins (case-by-case evaluation)
  • - Theme and layout customization
  • - Integrations or migrations (quoted, time-boxed)
  • - Training sessions (paid)
  • - Priority support tiers (if offered)

Unsupported

  • - Self-hosted installations
  • - Phone support
  • - Custom hosting providers
  • - Unvetted or "anything-goes" plugin stacks
  • - Nulled or pirated software
  • - 24/7 emergency escalation

5.

Support Model

Support is asynchronous, written, and ticket-based. This is a design choice, not a limitation. Written communication preserves context, creates documentation, and allows accurate diagnosis.

Response Expectations

  • Standard: within 24 business hours
  • Priority: paid option, if available
  • Emergency escalation: not offered


We support the stack and environment. We do not make content, business, or marketing decisions for you.

If you prefer real-time escalation or phone-first support, this model may not fit how you prefer to work

6.

Tradeoffs

Every system has costs. These are explicit

You give up:

  • control, flexibility, immediate escalation

You gain:

  • stability, predictability, and a supported environment

If these tradeoffs are unacceptable, you should not proceed. That's alignment clarity—not failure.

7.

Self-Qualifying Check

If these tradeoffs are unacceptable, you should not proceed. That's alignment clarity—not failure.

All items must be checked. This friction is intentional.

If this still resonates, proceed.
If not, that clarity is the intended outcome.