Requests stay attached to the right site and version
A change request names its workspace, parent version, pages, acceptance criteria, materials, and approval state instead of disappearing into chat history.
WordPress website management
Manage the requests, versions, plugins, and handoffs around your WordPress site—not just the next edit.
WordPress website management is the operating record around the site: who owns the source, what changed, which version was approved, what the stack contains, what was checked, and what still requires production work.
Private Pilot: WPbyAI can validate this management model through reviewed projects. It does not currently sell full production operations, hosting administration, or unlimited managed care.
Plugins, themes, editors, and licenses are explicit
The project records the stated stack, compatibility evidence, ownership, known limitations, and the conditions that require a new verification run.
Management does not require platform lock-in
The customer-controlled source package, evidence, and deployment boundary remain visible even when the same workspace later handles additional changes.
What happens next
A visible path, with a stop at every meaningful decision.
- 01
Establish the record
Identify the owner, site, current source or authorized URL, WordPress stack, hosting boundary, and known operational risks.
- 02
Route each request
Separate standard changes from plugin projects, redesign, migration, incidents, production work, and unsupported requests.
- 03
Review a version
Show the exact candidate, its parent, evidence, warnings, and affected pages before approval or return to an earlier version.
- 04
Retain the evidence
Keep the approved source, stack facts, verification summary, limitations, and future retest triggers with the project.
Included in this route
- Site, owner, workspace, source/URL, and version identification
- A visible request scope, approval state, and major-change boundary
- WordPress, PHP, editor, theme, plugin, and license facts where provided
- Versioned previews and evidence-based C handoff for accepted pilot work
- A route to maintenance, support, intake, or a separate project decision
Not assumed or promised
- Full hosting administration or a production operations center
- 24/7 monitoring, incident response, uptime SLA, or security guarantee
- Unlimited human project management or unlimited change requests
- Ownership of customer domains, hosting accounts, source, or third-party licenses
- Automatic production deployment or an active Managed Care subscription
Frequently asked questions
Scope first. Promises second.
What is WordPress website management?
It is the operating record around the site: ownership, source, versions, requests, approvals, stack facts, licenses, evidence, limitations, and the route for future work. It is broader than performing one edit.
Does WPbyAI need my production credentials to start?
No. A public URL and non-sensitive description are enough for the first fit review. Credentials, archives, databases, and private data must never be submitted through the public form.
Who owns the finished WordPress source?
The customer-controlled source package remains a defined deliverable at C verification, subject to the licenses and ownership of any third-party themes, plugins, fonts, images, or other materials.
How is management different from maintenance?
Maintenance moves a defined change through scope, preview, approval, and verification. Management keeps the durable site, version, ownership, request, and evidence record that makes multiple changes governable over time.
Choose the right route
Different WordPress needs should not be forced into one vague plan.
WordPress Maintenance Services
Move a defined request through controlled change, preview, approval, and handoff.
View this route →WordPress Support Services
Use support when a problem must be diagnosed or classified before work can be accepted.
View this route →How Delivery Works
Review the approval, verification, ownership, and C-delivery method behind the workspace.
View this route →Limited private pilot
Show us the WordPress work that is currently hard to keep organized.
A public URL and plain-language description are enough for the first fit review. Do not submit credentials, source archives, private keys, or customer data through the public form.