How do agencies charge $500 for
Website Maintenance Plans?
How Paul Achieved 300% Recurring Revenue Growth
We’ve been working with agencies for 15 years. And, one question keeps coming up -
By Akshat Choudhary, Founder - WP Remote
- They sell ownership, not updates.
Clients aren’t paying for tasks. They’re paying to not think about them.
High-ticket agencies take full responsibility — uptime, speed, forms, even conversions. It’s one team to call, one team to trust.
- They report what matters.
No plugin logs. No vague uptime graphs. They show bounce rates, leads, speed scores — tied to results the client cares about. It feels less like “maintenance,” more like marketing.
- They turn trust into a system.
Fast replies, clear handoffs, no mystery. Clients stay because they know someone’s watching — and will fix issues before they notice. That kind of certainty is rare. And worth paying for.
This shift isn’t just about pricing. It’s about designing a care plan you’re proud of. And building a business that feels sustainable. If you’ve been thinking about raising prices, improving delivery, or repositioning your service this conversation is worth having!
Join the survey. Share your take. Learn how others are doing it too.
You’ll get a $50 Amazon gift card for your time.
If you’ve made this shift or are figuring it out, we’d love to talk to you!
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Akshat Choudhary
Founder
This shift isn’t just about pricing. It’s about designing a care plan you’re proud of. And building a business that feels sustainable.
If you’ve been thinking about raising prices, improving delivery, or repositioning your service this conversation is worth having!
Join the survey. Share your take.
Learn how others are doing it too &
get a $50 Amazon gift card for your time.
“How are others charging $500–$1,000 per month for care plans?”
The answer isn’t what most expect. It’s not more features. It’s not more dev hours. It’s a shift in how the service is delivered, and how it’s perceived. And truthfully, it’s a learning that’s still evolving. We’re speaking to agency founders every week.
Each conversation adds a layer, a new insight, a new approach, that makes a big difference.