Plans for client delivery

Choose how many websites you plan to hand over.

Every plan supports the same simple story: bring the approved site, prepare it in WordPress, and give the client a cleaner way to manage it.

Freelancers and small teams

Starter

$19/ year

For a small number of client sites or your first Tahmir handoffs.

Choose Starter
  • 5 websites per year
  • Public URL, HTML, and ZIP import
  • Editable WordPress pages
  • Design and mobile comparison
  • SEO-ready launch checklist
  • Client handoff preparation
Compare plans

The workflow stays the same. The volume changes.

Choose the allowance that fits the number of client sites you expect to prepare and hand over.

ComparePlan detail
Focused deliveryStarter$19 per year
Recurring deliveryAgency$99 per year
Yearly allowanceSeparate website projects.
Up to 5 websitesFor occasional conversion work.
Up to 1,000 websitesFor recurring, high-volume delivery.
Best team fitThe working model each plan supports.
Freelancers and small teamsProve the process on a focused set.
Agencies and delivery teamsRepeat the workflow across client accounts.
Core workflowFrom source selection to launch review.
Import, draft, reviewIncludes a practical launch checklist.
Full workflow at scaleAdds design, visual edit, and SEO review depth.
Publishing controlWho approves the final website.
Your team reviews the draftNo blind one-click publishing.
Your team and client approveBetter for repeated handoff cycles.
Choose your planUse the allowance that matches your work.
Pricing questions

Simple answers before you choose.

One website is one client or internal site prepared as a separate project. Start with a representative page before moving the rest.

No. Starter is $19 per year and Agency is $99 per year.

No. Tahmir focuses on conversion and WordPress handoff. Hosting, domains, backups, security, and operational tooling remain separate.

It reduces repetitive page reconstruction. Custom application logic, integrations, analytics, complex forms, and unusual scripts may still need engineering.