White Label Wordpress Maintenance

White Label Wordpress Maintenance Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Want to support businesses without ever having to create your own content? White-label WordPress maintenance might be what you're looking for.

Simply put, you handle the technical upkeep of WordPress websites for other businesses under their brand name. From updating plugins and themes to ensuring security and backups, you ensure their sites run smoothly.

With more businesses going digital, the demand for reliable website maintenance is growing. By offering a white-label service, you provide a valuable solution without the visibility, allowing agencies and freelancers to focus on their core offerings.

This business model offers the potential for a steady income stream and scalable growth. Your clients get peace of mind, and you get the satisfaction of keeping the digital world turning.

In this list, you'll find real-world white label wordpress maintenance success stories and very profitable examples of starting a white label wordpress maintenance that makes money.

1. WP Manager ($72K/year)

WP Manager, a WordPress Maintenance Subscription Service, was founded by Jason Correia after he realized he had a specialism in web development and a passion for helping people. Despite starting with just £7.63 in his bank account, Correia focused on organic SEO and providing excellent service, which has led to the company's success and steady growth. They now have a loyal customer base and are planning to expand their reach and launch exciting new products and services in the future.

How much money it makes: $72K/year
How much did it cost to start: $12
How many people on the team: 1

How I Started A $6K/Month WordPress Maintenance Subscription Service

Meet Jason Correia, founder of WP Manager, a WordPress Maintenance Subscription Service that has tripled its team size and established a solid revenue stream from a loyal customer base, offering services such as WordPress hosting, web development services, malware removal, and more.

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