Wrap existing websites with Sitewrap Edge — multi-site control, team access, firewall and audit, analytics, Slack incidents, and guided rollout. Keep your CMS. Contract the limits.
These are shipping product capabilities — not a slide-deck wish list.
Switch between client and production domains from a single Sitewrap account. Admins see every site; operators only get the domains you assign.
Firewall, probe defense, form protection, admin gating, and audit logs live in the dashboard — so scanners hit Sitewrap Edge before your origin.
Request log, live users, recordings, Forms & Leads, A/B tests, and Mixpanel/GA4 — the same analytics spine on every wrapped property.
Publish pages with cache preload, or bring your own S3 + CloudFront target with invalidation — while the CMS stays the content source of truth.
Enterprise gets the full Scale surface plus commercial onboarding, custom credits, and diligence support.
Standardize cache, security, analytics, and deploys across client sites. Give staff only the domains they manage.
Absorb bots and campaign spikes at the edge, keep origins calm, and watch every request with source labels.
Wrap marketing sites without a CMS migration. Keep editors on the current stack; give ops a real control plane.
Migration-light by design: wrap existing origins — any CMS or static — without a rebuild.
Traffic profile, origin stack, CMS mix, compliance needs, and which properties to wrap first.
Register, verify ownership, apply skeleton settings, warm cache on staging, then cut DNS.
Clone presets across sites, assign operator access, connect Slack, and align firewall baselines.
Credits, limits, security questionnaire support, and ongoing ops against live request and firewall data.
Scale ($249 / website / month, 20,000 credits) already includes the full product. Enterprise customizes credits, limits, onboarding, and diligence.
| Topic | Scale | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| Included credits (default) | 20,000 / site / mo | Custom (100,000+ available) |
| Overage | $0.015 / credit | Contracted usage pricing |
| Product capabilities | Full platform | Full platform + commercial terms |
| Onboarding | Self-serve + docs | Guided multi-site rollout |
| Security diligence | Docs + contact | Questionnaire + review pack support |
| Limits & billing | Standard plans | Custom limits and invoicing |
| Support posture | Product support | Named rollout + advanced support |
Start on Launch, Growth, or Scale, prove the wrap on one property, then move to Enterprise terms when the fleet grows.
Ask for a security review pack before rollout — questionnaires, program status, and legal docs.
IP controls, admin gating, form protection, and audit events for operators who need evidence — not just a checkbox.
Request log IPs masked by default. Partner tracking stays consent-gated. Legal pages cover Privacy Policy and DPA.
We operate a SOC 2-aligned program for security, availability, and confidentiality. Contact us for current status — we do not claim certification here.
Request questionnaire support, Privacy Policy, DPA, and current SOC 2 program status for your diligence process.
Share domain count, origin stack, and timeline. We use this to scope onboarding, credits, and security review support.
Scale unlocks the broad product surface (firewall, audit, Slack, AI). Enterprise adds commercial terms, guided multi-site rollout, custom credits/limits, and capabilities like custom S3 / CloudFront deploy.
Yes. Use ownership verification and staging preview hosts, warm cache, validate firewall and analytics, then point the A record and issue TLS.
Yes. One account, many sites, administrator vs user roles with per-site allowlists, and settings skeletons so new clients start from a known baseline.
Sitewrap publishes a Privacy Policy, Terms, and DPA. We operate a SOC 2-aligned control program; contact us for current program status and questionnaire support. We do not claim SOC 2 certification on this page.
Yes — this is an Enterprise capability. Deployment settings support your S3 bucket and CloudFront distribution with invalidation when CDN ownership matters. See Deploy for how publish targets work.
No. It wraps any CMS or static origin. WordPress has the deepest defaults; see Supported CMS for Shopify, Drupal, Webflow, static sites, and more.
Talk to Sitewrap about multi-site rollout, security review, and contracted limits — without rebuilding your websites.