Pricing

One subscription, not eleven.

The point of building the suite together is that you stop paying five vendors for plugins that don’t talk to each other. One plan covers the modules, the signed updates, the backups and the monitoring.

IndicativeThese prices describe where we’re heading. Nothing is on sale until the first plugin ships, and we’ll confirm final pricing before it does.

Free

Free

1 site

The core plugin and the essentials, at no cost, on WordPress.org.

  • Apaxon Core
  • Signed automatic updates
  • Basic security hardening
  • Community support

Professional

£19/month

1 site

For a single business site that needs to work and stay up.

  • Everything in Free
  • Bookings, Forms and Email Delivery
  • Security and Activity Log
  • Daily off-site backups
  • Email support

Business

£39/month

3 sites

For businesses running more than a brochure site.

  • Everything in Professional
  • CRM and Invoicing
  • Automation workflows
  • Site monitoring and alerts
  • Priority support

Agency

£99/month

25 sites

For people responsible for other people’s websites.

  • Everything in Business
  • One dashboard across every site
  • Remote updates and backups
  • Client-ready security reports
  • White labelling

Prices exclude VAT. Annual billing saves two months on every paid plan.

Straight answers

Why can’t I buy anything yet?
Because nothing has shipped. These plans describe what we’re building towards, and the prices are indicative until the first release. We’d rather show you the intended shape now than a checkout that takes money for software that doesn’t exist.
What happens if I stop paying?
Your sites keep working. You stop receiving updates, cloud backups and support, and the plugins fall back to their free capabilities — but nothing switches off, and nothing gets deleted. A lapsed subscription should never take a business offline.
Is the code locked down?
No, and it can’t be. WordPress plugins are covered by the GPL, so the code is yours to keep and modify. What the subscription pays for is the service around it: signed update delivery, off-site backups, monitoring and support.
What counts as a site?
One WordPress installation. Staging and development copies of a site you already licence don’t consume an extra seat, and moving a site between domains doesn’t either.

Want to be told when the first plugin lands? Get in touch — we’ll email you once, when there’s something to install.