Five managed frontend projects
The base engagement covers up to five managed frontend projects under one partner account, with additional frontend or full-stack projects scoped separately.
Five managed frontend projects, full Git/deployment access, staging and production environments, and white-label delivery.
Agency Partner groups a portfolio of managed storefronts under one escalation, access, and support model while your agency remains client-facing.
The base engagement covers up to five managed frontend projects under one partner account, with additional frontend or full-stack projects scoped separately.
Projects can be organized around staging and production environments, release checks, and client-ready deployment handoffs.
Your team retains repository and deployment access. WP-CLI access is available where the managed backend and agreed security model support it.
Coded Letter can operate the delivery layer behind your agency brand, with responsibilities and customer communication agreed during onboarding.
Commercial Superfunky software and managed-service entitlements can be coordinated across the agreed client portfolio.
Managed projects retain the operational coverage of their selected frontend or full-stack service, including deployment monitoring and DNS assistance.
Use included support time across the portfolio for operational questions, launch coordination, and escalation, with a two-business-hour partner response target.
Each project records its owner, repositories, environments, domains, third-party accounts, backup responsibility, and support boundary before launch.
Additional managed frontend and full-stack deployments are quoted according to their service level and workload.
Domains, code access, provider accounts, credentials, and handoff responsibilities remain explicit for every project.
Final pricing reflects portfolio composition, staging needs, backend responsibility, traffic, and support expectations.
Five managed frontend projects, full Git/deployment access, staging and production environments, and white-label delivery.
Third-party usage, domain fees, custom development, emergency work, and projects beyond the agreed portfolio are billed separately.