USE CASE — ENTERPRISE
The same platform.
Built for how you actually operate.
Multiple websites, unlimited users, a dedicated support team, and a custom SLA, on the exact same visual editor, design system and headless performance every other RockitWP customer gets. Nothing about the core product changes at your scale. What changes is the level of service around it.
Why generic tiers don't fit at this scale
Per-site pricing and shared support queues work well until you're running multiple brands, multiple teams, and a security review before anything ships.
One site isn't the unit you operate in
Multiple properties, multiple brands, or a multi-region presence, priced and supported as separate self-serve accounts, adds up fast and gets hard to govern.
A shared support queue isn't enough
When a site going down affects the business, "email support, 1 business day" isn't the answer you need.
Security and compliance are a gate, not an afterthought
Procurement wants SSO. Security wants a review. A self-serve signup flow doesn't have a place for either.
Still the same core product
Nothing about the product itself is gated behind Enterprise. Launch gets the exact same builder and library as Enterprise. Plans differ only in scale and service.
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Full visual builder — no code required
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260+ patterns, 30+ blocks — the complete library
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Design token system — consistent branding across every site you run
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Managed headless WordPress + Next.js — sub-second loads, 90+ Lighthouse
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Yoast SEO → Next.js, handled automatically
EVERYTHING IN SCALE, PLUS
What's included at Enterprise
Multiple websites
Run several properties or brands under one account, not one self-serve plan per site.
Unlimited users
No per-seat ceiling as your team, or your agency's client roster, grows.
Dedicated support team
A team that knows your setup, not a shared queue.
Custom SLA
An uptime and response commitment scoped to what your business actually needs.
Custom development
Need a block, integration, or workflow the platform doesn't have yet? It gets built for you.
Migration included
Moving from an existing site, or several, is handled as part of onboarding, not a separate line item.
SSO & security review
Single sign-on for your team, and a security review your procurement process can actually sign off on.
