Run your WordPress site with Claude, in plain words.
A professional website used to mean briefings and waiting. Every small change went through someone else. Now a provider builds the site with Claude. The owner then runs it by saying what should change.
The old way, next to the new one.
Not a feature list — a different shape of work.
| Moment | The old way | In conversation |
|---|---|---|
| Getting a site built | Briefing, offer, waiting, review rounds — often weeks of elapsed time | Describe it, watch it take shape, iterate live — often a single afternoon of real work |
| Putting it live | FTP client, file managers, "did I overwrite the wrong folder" | One sentence (Agency edition) — verified target, encrypted credentials, rollback if an atomic file swap fails |
| "Can you change the opening hours?" | A request to a provider, then waiting for it to be scheduled and billed | Said in one sentence, typically done in moments — by the owner themselves |
| After the handover | Every change means coordinating with a provider — or the site slowly goes stale | The owner keeps control: content, design and everyday care |
| What it costs to run | Typically an ongoing care contract or billed hours | From $0 — the free plugin, Pro at $49/year, plus ordinary hosting you already pay for |
The left column describes the traditional process in deliberately general terms. It is not a statement about any specific provider, and many work differently. The right column describes AlphaBridge as shipped. Prices are our own, per year, excl. VAT. File publishing (Site Deploy) is part of the Agency edition.
Build. Hand over. Let go — without letting down.
The handover is where the old economics broke people. Here it is the point of the design.
Build & publish
A provider builds the site locally with Claude: an agency, a freelancer or the tech-savvy friend. Then they publish it to the owner's own hosting. Agency edition: all tools on up to 10 sites.
Hand it over
The site, the hosting, the connection — all of it belongs to the owner. Create them a scoped connection, walk them through one conversation, done.
They run it like a pro
New posts, new prices, a fixed typo: the owner says it in plain words. It happens within WordPress rights, and the log records it. Pro costs $49 a year or $9 a month. The free tools stay free.
Good for the builder. Good for the owner.
The old economics often put those two interests at odds. This design aligns them.
You build sites for others
Turn a project around, often in days rather than weeks. Name a price that is easy to say yes to. Then hand over sites their owners can genuinely run themselves. Work that is fast, calm and actually pleasant.
You own a website
Tell the AI what should change on your site. It works with real WordPress rights and a log, on your own hosting. You don’t become a webmaster. You just stop needing one for everyday work.
Because the hard part was safety — and it is built in.
Handing an AI real control over a running site was never a tooling problem. It was a safety problem. AlphaBridge is built around it. Every action runs with real WordPress rights. The plugin only reads until an administrator switches on write access. The log keeps the latest 200 calls. With Pro, pages and files also get a way back.
That layer makes the handover responsible rather than reckless. A provider can let go of a site without letting the client down.
Run your site by chat. Add a way back with Pro.
Pro for your own site: 7 days free, no card. Agency for client sites, with Site Deploy. The walkthrough shows the whole cycle.