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Transparent Investment Plans

Pricing Built Around What Your Platform Actually Needs

No bundled mystery fees, no vague “custom quote only” pages. Three clear plans covering infrastructure, ongoing management, renewals, advertising support, and blog publishing — so you know exactly what you’re paying for and why.

What Each Part of Your Plan Actually Pays For

Every plan is built from the same six components. What changes between plans is the scale of infrastructure and which components are included, discounted, or unlocked.

1

Infrastructure

A one-time investment covering your domain, hosting, premium theme licensing, required plugins, and the full design and development of your platform — built from the ground up, not adapted from a template.

Paid once, at project start
2

Monthly Management

Covers security monitoring, WordPress core and plugin updates, and other minor maintenance tasks that keep your platform stable and current.

This does not include redesigning existing pages, rebuilding sections, or creating new pages — those are scoped and quoted separately as project work.

Billed monthly
3

Renewal Fees

Covers the annual renewal of your domain registration, hosting plan, theme licence, plugin licences, and any third-party subscriptions your platform depends on to keep running.

Billed annually
4

Advertising Support

Webzieh manages your advertising accounts on your behalf and contributes 50% of the ad spend, up to the value agreed for your plan. You cover the remaining balance of the spend.

Available on select plans
5

Technical Blog Publishing

You write the blog content; Webzieh handles the technical publishing — formatting, on-page schema, and correct search-engine structuring — for $290 per blog on standard plans, or included at no charge on qualifying plans.

Per blog, unless stated as included
6

Blog Monetisation Program

On eligible plans, if you agree to let Webzieh monetise a blog post, Webzieh pays you a one-time $120 for each new blog — up to two blogs per week. Any monetised income the blog generates belongs to Webzieh; you receive the one-time publishing payment.

Optional, eligible plans only

Three Ways to Get Your Platform Built and Kept Running

Every plan includes full infrastructure delivery and annual renewal cover. What scales with each tier is management, advertising support, and blog publishing terms.

Plan One
The Anchor Plan

A solid, fully-built platform with essential upkeep — for businesses establishing their first real digital foundation.

$3,900infrastructure (one-time)
  • Infrastructure$3,900 one-time
  • Management$200 / month
  • Renewal$150 / year
  • Ad SupportNot included
  • Blog Publishing$290 per blog
  • Blog IncomeNot eligible
Start With Anchor
Plan Three
The Flagship Plan

Our most complete platform build, with the strongest advertising backing and full blog publishing and monetisation access.

$19,900infrastructure (one-time)
  • Infrastructure$19,900 one-time
  • ManagementIncluded ($0/mo)
  • Renewal$150 / year
  • Ad Support50% up to $1,200
  • Blog PublishingFree (included)
  • Blog IncomeEligible — $120/blog
Start With Flagship

Applies Across Every Plan

  • All infrastructure fees are one-time and cover domain, hosting, theme, plugins, design, and development for the initial build.
  • Monthly management fees (where applicable) cover security and minor updates only — redesigns, full page rebuilds, and new page creation are quoted separately as project work.
  • Renewal fees are billed annually and cover domain, hosting, theme, plugin, and subscription renewals at $150/year on every plan.
  • Advertising support is a 50% contribution toward ad spend, capped at the value stated for your plan — you cover the remaining balance.
  • Blog monetisation is limited to two blogs per week per client, paid at $120 per new blog; any resulting monetised income belongs to Webzieh, and the client receives the one-time per-blog payment.

How Blog Publishing and Monetisation Work in Practice

Two separate services live under “blogging” — technical publishing, and an optional monetisation arrangement available on the Flagship plan.

Technical Blog Publishing

You write the blog post — Webzieh handles everything required to get it live correctly: formatting, image optimisation, internal linking, and schema markup so search engines can properly index it.

Available on the Anchor and Voyager plans at a flat per-blog fee, and included at no charge on the Flagship plan.

$290 per blog · Free on Flagship

Blog Monetisation Program

Exclusive to the Flagship plan. If you agree to let Webzieh monetise a published blog post, Webzieh pays you a one-time $120 for that blog, limited to two blogs per week.

Any advertising or affiliate income the monetised blog generates going forward belongs to Webzieh — your compensation is the one-time per-blog payment, not a share of ongoing income.

$120 per new blog · Max 2/week

Pricing Questions We Get Asked Most

Yes. The infrastructure fee covers domain purchase, hosting setup, theme and plugin licensing, and the full design and development of your platform. It is paid once, at the start of your project. After that, only your monthly management fee (where applicable) and annual renewal fee apply.
Management is billed separately on the Anchor plan because it sits outside the core infrastructure investment. On the Voyager and Flagship plans, the larger infrastructure investment already includes ongoing security and minor-update management at no additional monthly cost.
Management covers security monitoring and minor updates only. Redesigning existing pages, rebuilding sections of your site, and creating brand-new pages all fall outside this scope and are quoted as separate project work.
Webzieh manages your advertising accounts on your behalf and contributes 50% of the ad spend, up to the cap stated for your plan — $700 on Voyager or $1,200 on Flagship. You are responsible for the remaining 50% of spend, and any spend beyond the cap.
Yes. You can move to a higher tier at any time. Any difference in infrastructure investment between your current plan and the new tier is scoped and agreed before the upgrade work begins.
No. In line with our standard policy, all fees — infrastructure, management, renewal, and blog publishing — are final once paid. Full details are available in our Refund Policy and Terms and Conditions.

Not Sure Which Plan Fits Your Business?

Tell us where your business is today and where you want it to be. We’ll recommend the plan that actually matches your goals — not the most expensive one.

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