Website as
a Service

To activate your Website as a Service plan, we just need your initial brief and approval. Any materials from your clients are also welcome (pictures, content,…).

It’s simple. Simply get in touch with us and your dedicated account manager will send you a link to activate your subscription.

Our Website as a Service plans are commitment-free. We want you to be happy with our service, so we’ve set up a monthly plan that is automatically renewed until you want to stop.

Depending on the approval process and validation of the design, your website can be ready in 3-4 weeks.

Yes, the templates provided in our Website as a Service plan can be customized to meet your client’s specific needs. Our design team will work with you to ensure the final design aligns with your client’s brand.

If you require additional features not included in the standard Website as a Service plan, our team can discuss your specific needs, and we can together find a solution to accommodate your requests.

A WaaS (Website as a Service) website is a subscription-based model where clients pay a recurring fee to access a fully managed website solution. Unlike traditional web development, where clients pay for design and development upfront, WaaS offers a complete package that includes design, development, hosting, maintenance, updates, and support.

This model allows businesses, especially small to medium-sized ones, to have a professionally managed website without the burden of high upfront costs or technical upkeep, making it easier to scale and keep the site updated with minimal effort.

WaaS (Website as a Service) as a service is a comprehensive, subscription-based solution that provides businesses with all aspects of managing and maintaining a website. This includes everything from website design, development, hosting, and ongoing maintenance to security, updates, and support.

Instead of paying a one-time fee for a custom website, businesses pay a monthly or annual fee, similar to SaaS (Software as a Service). WaaS is especially beneficial for small to medium-sized businesses that want a professional, hands-off website experience without the need for in-house technical resources.

A website can be considered both a product and a service, depending on how it’s provided and used:

As a Product: When a website is built as a one-time project and handed over to a client to manage, it is often viewed as a product. The client purchases the website design and development as a standalone item and owns it afterward.

As a Service: When a website is offered as part of ongoing support, maintenance, or updates, it falls into the service category. In models like WaaS (Website as a Service), the website is managed continuously, similar to a subscription service, where clients pay for access and upkeep rather than outright ownership.

In essence, a website can function as a product when sold as a finished asset, but as a service when it includes ongoing management and support.