Website agency on Whop
Start client sites from a Blueprint, sell ongoing service plans, and keep client delivery connected.
How this could work for your business
A website agency can start from a Whop Blueprint with products and checkout connected, then adapt the site to the client’s offer. Recurring plans can support ongoing service, while a private client space keeps the delivery conversation and resources together.
Treat the Blueprint as a starting implementation, not a finished client website. Review its existing products and prices before connecting the client’s offer. Clarify which business owns the site, payment account and ongoing maintenance, then test the site, checkout and access as one delivery.
How the business runs
- 01
Build the site
Adapt a starting site with products, pricing and checkout connected.
Websites and Blueprints - 02
Sell ongoing service
Offer a recurring service plan alongside one-time projects.
Flexible products and pricing - 03
Work with clients
Keep each client’s resources and discussion behind the right access.
Private client portals
What you’ll need to decide
Which business owns the website and receives payments, what does the client sell, which Blueprint fits, what is the one-time project scope, and is ongoing service included?
See the setup workflow
Set the ownership and site brief
Identify the client’s business, target customer, offer and who receives customer payments. Keep the agency’s service fee separate from the client’s sales.
Review the Blueprint before adapting it
Inspect the starting pages, products, pricing and access. Decide what to reuse, replace or remove for this client.
Specify the customer journey
Map the offer page to the intended product and checkout, then to the content or service the buyer receives. Avoid links that still point at the template’s original offer.
Configure the agency’s own service offer
Separate the website project from optional recurring maintenance. State what updates, support and ongoing work the recurring plan includes.
Set up client collaboration
Give the client a private place for copy, assets, review comments and handoff resources. Define who approves the finished site.
Review the built site
Check mobile layouts, real copy, checkout destinations and product access. Make the client’s acceptance criteria explicit before publishing.
Plan ongoing updates
Record domain and site ownership, maintenance responsibilities, and how changes will be reviewed. Whop website versions support rolling back a deployment when needed.
Official documentation for this setup
- Websites and Blueprints Source checked 2026-09-28
- Flexible products and pricing Source checked 2026-09-29
- Private client portals Source checked 2026-09-29
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