For agencies who manage many WordPress sites
Group every site by client. Hand the right people the right access. Take it back when a project ends. No more spreadsheets, shared vaults, or “just DM me the password.”
The problem
01 · TODAY
A shared 1Password folder. A retired contractor still in the group. Nobody remembers which sites they actually opened. The audit report is a scroll through Slack.
02 · TODAY
New hire. Three Notion pages, six DMs, a video call to demonstrate FTP. Most of the time you forget to revoke when they leave.
03 · TODAY
Did Maya log in to the client’s site this quarter? You scroll wp-admin’s Activity plugin on each site, one by one, hoping for the best.
Inside the workspace
The dashboard is built around three ideas — clients are folders, access is a matrix, and every grant becomes a line in a log you can hand to an auditor.
How it works
Each one is the answer to a question you’ve already had this month — usually after the fifth Slack thread about a shared password.
A folder is a retainer, a project, a client — whatever your studio calls it. Everything inside inherits cleanly: assign someone to a folder and they reach every site below it.
FOLDER · SITES · ASSIGNMENTS
CARE PLANS
Twelve people on the left, ninety-four sites across the top. Click a cell to grant. Click again to revoke. Hover for the assignment’s whole history. No nested settings menus.
ROW × COLUMN = ASSIGNMENT
Pick how each site connects: REST API for clean role syncs, or a vaulted direct login for the messy, older sites you can’t easily upgrade. Either way, the keys never leave the workspace.
REST · DIRECT · ROTATING
Grants, logins, credential views, config changes — all signed, time-stamped, and exportable as CSV or streamed to your SIEM. Hand it to your auditor without a flinch.
JSONL · CSV · WEBHOOK
Working in it now
Pricing
Every plan includes unlimited sites, full audit history, REST + direct connections, and SAML SSO at no upcharge.
Take the keys back
Import your sites in twenty minutes. Bring your team in by lunch. Run your first access review before the day is out.