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We build WordPress Multisite networks for franchises, multi-brand groups, and institutions that need central governance, shared themes and components, and local flexibility, without maintaining a separate WordPress install for every site.
Multisite solves a specific problem: many related sites that need to share infrastructure without losing local control. It’s worth it when one of these applies.
A corporate site plus dozens or hundreds of location-specific sites that need consistent branding but local content, hours, and contact details.
Several distinct brands under one parent company, sharing infrastructure and a design system while keeping separate identities.
A central site plus department, program, or campus sites, each managed by a different team but governed by shared standards.
A national or global organization with local chapters that each need their own site, content, and admin access.
One agency codebase powering multiple client sites, updated and patched centrally instead of one at a time.
If your sites are unrelated or run by fully separate teams with no shared theme or plugin needs, standard installs are often simpler — see WordPress Development. For a single site that just needs to be built well, see Custom WordPress Development.
Multisite shares infrastructure across a network while keeping each site’s content and day-to-day management separate. Here’s what that structure actually involves.
A main network site plus any number of individual sites, each with its own content, users, and settings within shared infrastructure.
Network-wide settings, plugin activation, and new site provisioning managed from a single super admin role.
New sites spun up from a defined starting template, so a new franchise or chapter site launches consistent, not from scratch.
One set of user accounts that can be granted access across specific sites, instead of separate logins per site.
Core plugins activated once across the whole network, keeping functionality and security patching consistent everywhere.
One database serving the network, with each site's content kept in its own set of tables to avoid cross-site data bleed.
How new sites are addressed affects how distinct they feel and how search engines treat them. We recommend a structure after reviewing your brand and domain setup, not by default.
Each site gets its own subdomain, keeping sites feeling more distinct and making it easy to map a custom domain onto any one of them later.
Sites live as folders under one domain, consolidating SEO authority under a single root domain rather than splitting it across subdomains.
Individual sites mapped to their own fully independent domain, while still running on the shared network behind the scenes.
A shared design system doesn’t have to mean identical sites. We build the network so consistency and local control coexist.
Core layout, typography, and design tokens built once and inherited across every site in the network.
Individual sites can override colors, logos, and select content while still inheriting the parent theme's structure.
Shared block patterns and templates available network-wide, so every site builds pages from the same components.
Shared logos, brand images, and media accessible across sites without every site manager re-uploading the same files.
The gap isn’t visual polish — it’s whether the page was built around a specific outcome from the start.
Compare tier specifications and setups across plans.
Multisite reduces per-site maintenance overhead, but the network as a whole still needs active management. This is what that looks like on an ongoing basis.
Uptime, performance, and security monitored across every site in the network from a single dashboard.
WordPress core and network-activated plugins updated on a schedule, tested on a staging environment before rolling out network-wide.
Per-site and network-wide backups run on schedule, with recovery actually tested, not just assumed to work.
New sites added to the network from the defined template as your organization grows, without starting from scratch each time.
Regular reporting on network health and a periodic review of roles and permissions as teams and sites change.
If you’re managing more than a handful of related sites that share a theme, plugins, or a content team, Multisite usually reduces overhead. If your sites are unrelated or run by fully separate teams, separate installs often give you more flexibility with less coordination overhead. We’ll help you qualify which fits before scoping anything.
It depends on your branding and SEO goals. Subdomains keep sites more distinct and are easier to map to custom domains later; subdirectories can consolidate SEO authority under one domain. We recommend the structure after reviewing your brand and domain setup.
Yes. Sites can share a parent theme and design system while still having their own child theme, color palette, and content, so brand consistency and local flexibility aren’t mutually exclusive.
Multisite supports a super admin role that manages the whole network, plus site-level admins scoped to their own site. We configure roles and permissions so local teams can manage their content without touching network-wide settings.
Yes. We audit each site’s content and plugins, plan a consolidation strategy, and migrate in phases with redirects handled so search rankings carry over.
The network shares a codebase and database, so we build with resource limits, caching, and monitoring per site to contain problems, and plan hosting with that shared infrastructure risk in mind from the start.
Every project is scoped individually — these tiers give you a starting point for the conversation.
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Multisite Starter
From $3,500
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Advanced Network Build Popular
From $7,500
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Enterprise Multisite
Custom Quote
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| Network Scope | Up to 3 sub-sites / network setup | Up to 10 sub-sites & shared theme | Unlimited multi-site / franchise network |
| Architecture | Subfolder / Subdomain Setup | Centralized Core & Shared Components | Custom Network Topology & Security |
| Governance & Roles | Basic network admin setup | Granular Roles & Sub-site Permissions | Enterprise Governance & Controls |
| Integrations & Plugins | Core plugin configuration | Shared Plugin & API Management | Custom Enterprise Integrations |
| Migration & Performance | Basic database & asset migration | Full Network Migration & Speed Tuning | Dedicated Infrastructure & SLA |
| Post-launch support | 15 days | 30 days | Dedicated developer time |
| Start Project | Start Project | Talk to Us |
Share how many sites you’re managing, how they’re branded today, and who needs access to what. Our team will review your requirements and recommend a suitable network structure.
No pressure and no generic package. We will review your requirements before recommending a solution.
