For lean agencies
Start with 2 to 4 sites and get immediate savings without committing to an oversized contract.
Built for agencies
Agency-friendly WordPress support for 2 sites or 200.
Dev Circle gives agencies a maintenance partner that understands client expectations, recurring support, small fixes, urgent bugs, and the economics of multi-site portfolios.
Per-site discounts
One account, one billing flow
Manual onboarding for launch
For growth-stage shops
Use Pro and Elite plans to cover lead-gen sites, stores, and support-heavy client accounts.
For bigger portfolios
10+ site pricing exists to win long-term agency relationships, not just one-off maintenance tickets.
Discount Bands
Pricing that becomes more compelling as your portfolio grows.
2 sites
20% off per site. Enough to make the switch feel rational.
3 to 4 sites
30% off per site. Strong fit for boutique agencies and partners with a small roster.
5 to 9 sites
40% off per site. A very attractive operational rate for active maintenance accounts.
10+ sites unlock 50% off per site.
That tier is intentionally agency-friendly and pairs well with annual billing discounts.
What We Help With
Routine maintenance, recurring support, and engineering work when clients need more.
Site care
Updates, scans, uptime checks, backups, reports, and general maintenance hygiene.
Client rescue work
Broken plugin updates, weird theme conflicts, speed complaints, and post-migration cleanup.
Discounted dev hours
From $10/hour for Pro and Elite clients when work goes beyond the monthly plan scope.
Choose site count and plan mix
Not every client site needs the same level of care. We can blend tiers across a portfolio.
Share current headaches
We want to know where the real maintenance and support friction already exists.
Set the support workflow
Email, shared docs, or Teams for high-touch accounts. Launch phase means we keep this flexible.
Start with the free month
We onboard carefully, prove value quickly, then move into the long-term support rhythm.
Want a maintenance partner agencies can actually rely on?
Tell us how many sites you manage and what keeps slipping through the cracks right now.