Supported software releases
We maintain supported PHP 8+, WordPress, WooCommerce, Superfunky theme, and premium plugin releases for the managed environment.
Managed WordPress infrastructure for premium headless websites.
Coded Letter operates the WordPress backend and connected delivery path so your team can focus on content, products, and customers.
We maintain supported PHP 8+, WordPress, WooCommerce, Superfunky theme, and premium plugin releases for the managed environment.
Every plan includes Memcached object caching and 2 GB of swap to give WordPress a more resilient operating baseline during temporary load.
We prepare TLS, redirects, required DNS records, and the production cutover. You retain domain ownership; registration and renewal remain separate.
Files and database are included in the managed backup scope, with restore access confirmed before launch and recovery procedures operated by Coded Letter.
The service includes uptime and deployment monitoring plus operational follow-up when the managed platform needs attention.
GraphQL, Store API access, CORS, frontend URLs, schema compatibility, build hooks, and the connected storefront are checked as part of launch readiness.
The managed stack includes the supported Superfunky software layer needed for the agreed project scope, with private updates handled through the commercial release path.
Full Stack Cloud includes maintenance, managed recovery, and support for the operated platform, with a four-business-hour response target during the support window.
Technical capacity supports the service; the primary value remains ongoing operation, maintenance, recovery, and support.
For a focused headless WordPress backend with moderate catalogue and editorial activity.
More operating headroom for growing catalogues, teams, integrations, and multisite scopes agreed during onboarding.
Higher capacity, enhanced monitoring, and priority support for more demanding production projects.
Final capacity, region, backup schedule, retention, and any multisite requirements are confirmed in the onboarding scope. Fixed uptime, RTO, or RPO guarantees are not implied unless they are written into a custom service agreement.
Third-party usage, domain registration, transactional email, unusual infrastructure, and work outside the agreed managed scope are billed separately.