Former collaborators
Old accounts and elevated roles can remain after the work they supported is over.
For WordPress agencies
Stop rebuilding permissions from scratch on every project. Use AAM to find access risks, apply reviewed rules, and make good governance part of the service your agency delivers.
One method. Decisions adapted to each site.
A repeatable practice, powered by AAM Premium
The agency challenge
Staff leave. Contractors come and go. Plugins add capabilities. A site that was carefully configured at handoff can become difficult to explain a year later.
Old accounts and elevated roles can remain after the work they supported is over.
Convenient shortcuts can leave editors and integrations with broader authority than their job requires.
One-off decisions make access harder to review, maintain, and explain to clients.
A repeatable agency workflow
AAM gives your team a practical way to make access work visible and repeatable while each client site keeps its own rules.
Examine roles, elevated privileges, and access configurations on each client site.
Review findings with the client and agree on the access each role actually needs.
Apply controls and adapt reviewed JSON policies to the site’s specific requirements.
Review permissions as people, plugins, and client responsibilities change.
A client service with staying power
An access review can begin the conversation. Hardening turns findings into action. Ongoing reviews fit naturally into the maintenance work agencies already do.
A focused look at identities, capabilities, and potential access risks.
A scoped project to resolve findings and put least-privilege rules in place.
Periodic reviews and access updates within a maintenance or security agreement.
Model your own service
Choose the number of client websites, expected uptake, your own monthly fee, and delivery time. The calculator illustrates gross service revenue and workload.
Your scope, price, and demand will depend on your clients. Treat this as a planning exercise, not a quote or forecast.
Illustrative gross client revenue only. Excludes AAM licensing, staffing, overhead, taxes, and other costs. Revenue per delivery hour is not profit or an hourly rate quote.
Make the good work reusable
AAM’s JSON Access Policies let your agency capture decisions in a portable, reviewable form. Start from a policy your team has already examined, then adapt and test it for the next client’s site.
Policies can be reused across projects; each site still needs its own review and deployment.
Explore JSON Access Policies ↗
Agency licensing
Start with coverage for 20 client websites. Add sites as your portfolio grows, with updates and prioritized product support while the license is active.
For a larger portfolio or a different support model, we can discuss the right arrangement with your team.
20 websites included
Ready to make access repeatable?
Choose the Agency plan for a growing portfolio, or talk with us about a larger practice.