Twenty-five sites under one Enterprise licence
What Enterprise adds
The software is the same as in every other pack. What changes is scale and support.
Twenty-five activations
Give out and release seats across your whole portfolio from one screen, with no support request needed for each move.
Role separation
There are four roles, Super Admin, Admin, Manager and User, each set against a permission matrix that covers all twelve modules.
Full audit logging
Every privileged action is recorded with the person, the module and the time. That is the record a client audit asks for.
Priority support
Tickets from Enterprise licences are queued ahead of the general pool, so a person on our team picks up your questions sooner.
One renewal date
One licence covers the whole portfolio under a single expiry date, instead of many keys and many renewals to track.
Upgrade without downtime
Moving up from a smaller pack issues a new key. The old key keeps working for seven more days while you switch.
Managing a portfolio with one Enterprise licence
Running twenty client sites on separate licences means twenty renewal dates and twenty keys to track. One licence covers them all under a single expiry date. You move seats between domains as clients come and go.
Each store in the portfolio takes one seat, from a home appliance shop to a service site. If you start on a smaller pack, you can move up at any time. What you paid counts towards the new pack.
Separation that survives an audit
A Manager can work on tickets without reaching billing. An Admin can issue licences without changing security settings. Permissions are checked on the server on every request, so the control is real, not a hidden menu item.
Answering the compliance question
Activity logging records who did what and when, in every module. When a client asks who opened their data or changed a setting, the log answers with a time and date. This kind of audit trail is what a client review asks for.
Support that comes first
Tickets from Enterprise licences are queued ahead of the general pool. This priority support keeps your client sites moving. Compare all five packs on the pricing comparison page.
Key takeaways
- One licence covers 25 sites under one renewal date.
- Seats move between domains from one screen.
- Roles and permissions are checked on the server.
- Every privileged action is logged, and tickets are queued first.
Frequently asked questions
Is the software different from lower tiers?
No. The features are the same in every pack. The difference is twenty-five activations and priority support.
Can we exceed twenty-five sites?
Contact our support team, and we will talk about an arrangement for your portfolio.
How does role separation work?
A permission matrix sets what Super Admins, Admins, Managers and Users may do, per role and per module.
What happens if I stop using the licence?
Your content stays on your WordPress install. Everything lives in your own database, so nothing is lost when the licence ends.
How is priority support different?
Your tickets are queued ahead of the general pool. Priority support comes only with the Enterprise licence.
Talk to us about your portfolio
Tell us how many sites and clients you run, and we will confirm the right pack honestly.