TechnicalFor sellers, resellers and developers
selling on autopilot

Sell the site. We handle everything after.

Building it, billing it, backing it up, pausing it when a card fails and taking it down when a client leaves. You get paid. Your team never presses a button.

who it's for

Selling sites shouldn't mean babysitting them.

Made forFreelance web designersSmall web design studiosMarketing consultantsChambers selling to membersFranchise offices

  1. the problem

    Building every site by hand

    Each new client means an afternoon of installing WordPress, plugins and a theme before you earn a cent.

    how AnyPress fixes it

    Sold means built

    Your client pays and their site is ready minutes later, copied from yours. Nobody touches a thing.

  2. the problem

    Chasing clients who stopped paying

    The card fails, the site stays up, and you're stuck sending awkward emails.

    how AnyPress fixes it

    Late payers are paused for you

    No payment, no site. It comes back the moment they pay, exactly as it was.

  3. the problem

    Old sites you're still paying for

    A client left months ago, and their site is still on your hosting bill.

    how AnyPress fixes it

    Leavers are cleaned up

    When a client's paid time runs out, their site is backed up and taken down. Nothing to remember.

a client's first month

From the first payment to the next one.

  1. 1. Your client ordersThey pick a site on your storefront and pay you, at your price.
  2. 2. The site is builtIn minutes, copied from your starting site, with their details filled in.
  3. 3. They get your welcomeAn email from your name with a link to set their password and open their site.
  4. 4. They're billed each monthYour storefront takes the payment. Nothing for you to send or chase.
  5. 5. Every night, a copyTheir site is backed up, and we keep updating WordPress and the plugins.
what happens when

Every awkward moment, already handled.

Failed cards, cancellations and clients who come back. Look down the last column.

What happens to a client's siteWhat happensWhat you do
An order is paidThe site is built and the welcome email goes outNothing
A monthly payment goes throughThe site stays as it isNothing
A payment failsThe site is paused. Nothing is deletedNothing
The client pays againThe site comes back as it wasNothing
The client cancelsThe site stays up until the end of the time they paid forNothing
Their paid time runs outThe site is backed up and taken offlineNothing
30 days laterThe site is removed. Its backups are kept another 90 daysNothing, or change the 30 days in your settings
The client comes backTheir site is put back from its backupNothing
see it

Watch it happen on the real thing.

Questions about selling on autopilot

Do I have to do anything when someone buys?
No. The order builds the site and sends your welcome email. You'll see the new site in your dashboard a few minutes later.
What if a client's card fails?
Their site is paused, not deleted. When they pay, it comes back exactly as it was.
What does a paused site look like?
Visitors see a short page saying the site isn't available right now. The site itself, its pages, orders and members, are kept.
Can a client leave and come back?
Yes. If they buy again before their backups are gone, their site is put back from its last backup, with everything they had.
Can I take a client's site somewhere else?
Yes. Download site on a site's page in your dashboard makes one zip of WordPress, its files and its database. It works on any WordPress host.
Can sites start somewhere other than my storefront?
Yes, from a form, your CRM or your own app. See the ways in. Every site follows the same steps after that.
ready?

Sell websites without building them.

Tell us about your business, then book a short call with us to get set up.

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