Month: October 2023

WPMU DEV’s Reseller is an end-to-end platform to sell hosting, domains, templates, SEO, and more through your own white-label portal, on your own domain. Learn how to easily set up automated Reseller for your business in this step-by-step guide.

Offering white label and reseller services such as web hosting and domains can be a profitable way to add extra and automated recurring income to your business if you specialize in web development, web design, or digital marketing.

WPMU DEV’s Reseller platform provides end-to-end automated white label deployment and billing for reselling services and is exclusive to Agency members.

Are you not a member of the WPMU DEV Agency? Find out more about our top-tier, priority access plan by clicking here.

This beginner’s guide will walk you through the steps of configuring Reseller within your Agency account using your main WordPress site management tool, The Hub.

Watch the video below for a quick overview and use the jump links for step-by-step instructions on setting up Reseller.

You will learn:

• How To Get Started with Reseller
• Establishing Your Reseller Account
  • Step 1) Set Up Client Billing and Invoicing
  • Step 2) Create Your Reseller Products
  • Step 3) Set Up Your White Label Client Portal
  • Step 4) Integrate Reseller with Your Site
• Your Clients’ Onboarding Experience With Reseller

Getting Started with Reseller

For some time, it has been possible to resell and white label WPMU DEV hosting.

Reseller provides agencies and WordPress professionals with a complete suite of tools to generate recurring revenue without managing servers, dealing with downtime and other technical issues, or having to manually onboard customers.

Reseller also brings all the moving parts below seamlessly together to create an effortless and fully-automated reseller experience:

• White label client billing, invoicing, and management
• Reseller products, including hosting, domains (coming soon!), site templates, premium plugins, etc.
• White label client portal
• White label client reports
• Client support with customizable branding (coming soon!)

Additionally, you can add your own products and services to the mix like SEO, PPC, and more, giving you unlimited flexibility.

Simply set up Reseller to suit your business model and brand it all as your own. WPMU DEV’s all-in-one platform will run, maintain, and support everything, leaving you free to grow your business and focus exclusively on your clients.

Setting Up Your Reseller Account

Ensure that you have established a Stripe account before beginning the Reseller setup process.

Stripe is the default payment processor for our integrated Clients & Billing client management tool and you will need this to invoice your clients and get paid.

Got your Stripe account? Great! Then log into The Hub and click on the Reseller tab in the top menu.

We recommend watching the “get started” video and following the checklist for the fastest and easiest way to set up Reseller.

There are four main steps involved in setting up Reseller, so let’s go through these now:

First step: Establish a system for billing and invoicing clients.

The Hub’s Client Billing and Management portal is an incredibly easy-to-use, built-in billing management platform that lets you create and sell product and service packages to your clients, process payments, set up custom plans, recurring subscriptions, branded invoices, and invite clients directly from your Hub or Hub Client plugin installed on your own site.

The process of establishing Clients & Billing consists of two stages.

1. Connect your Stripe account to Clients & Billing.
2. Configure Clients & Billing to set up your business profile and preferences (e.g. billing currency) and add your own branding to everything, including your emails, invoices, etc.

Should you require assistance with this stage, click on the above links and follow our guides or consult the Clients & Billing documentation for further details.

Step 2) Create Your Reseller Products

Once you’ve decided what packages to offer (we give you a ton of different options for add-ons, services, and upgrades) and Client Billing has been set up and configured, the next step is to create and add the products and services you plan to resell to your clients.

Adding new products, creating plans that link to our hosting options, and determining their pricing is a straightforward process.

Click on the Reseller tab in The Hub’s main menu and you will see additional tabs inside this screen that allow you to create white label reseller hosting products, and domain reselling (coming very soon!).

In this section, you will also find a tab for global settings, as well as links for reporting problems and providing feedback, and the Reseller Setup Guide.

Let’s go through an example and create a hosting reseller product using Reseller’s product setup wizard so you can see how easy this is.

Select the Hosting Reseller tab and choose the Add New Product option to open the initial screen of the Product Setup wizard.

Product Setup

The product info you enter here (i.e. product name, image, description, and features list) will be added to the pricing table made visible to your clients, so it’s important to fill this in correctly.

Enter your product info and click ‘Next’ to continue.

Reseller Configurations

Next, configure your product by selecting the hosting plan you will resell as your own.

Note: With each product that you create, you can also specify additional customization options.

These include:

WordPress User Role

Select the user role you would like to assign to clients when this product is purchased.

Reseller lets you choose from various roles, including Super Admin (for managing Multisite site templates). This is useful if you don’t want users to have complete control of all WordPress functions on their newly purchased site.

So, if you want to restrict users from being able to install plugins and themes on their site, for example, you can associate a hosting plan with the role of Editor or a role with even less permissions (e.g. Author, Contributor, Subscriber).

Client Role

You can choose to keep the default client role as set in The Hub > Reseller > Settings or change the client role after the product has been purchased.

Note: Client Role is different from the WordPress User Role set above and affects access to features in The Hub.

Learn more about Client Roles.

Site Templates

Under the Site Templates setting, you have the option of allowing clients to choose a site template, forcing a selected template on new sites, or disabling templates.

If template-based options are selected, you can then choose to use your own client site template(s), and/or any of the pre-configured site templates from our library.

Reseller Tip: Site templates allow you to sell fully white-labeled websites to your clients. To do this, simply create custom templates from one or more white-labeled sites in your account (Hub > Site Templates > Create Template), then make only those templates available to your clients.

Learn more about site template options.

Auto Suspension

With Reseller, you’ll never lose sleep over unpaid client invoices!

Reseller lets you configure whether or not to automatically suspend sites if an invoice has not been paid after a specified number of days. You can also disable the option altogether, and specify whether or not to automatically unsuspend sites when pending invoices are paid.

Learn more about Auto Suspension.

Auto Deletion

As an additional feature of its powerful automation capabilities, Reseller gives you the option of automatically deleting sites with unpaid invoices.

You can choose to not auto delete sites, or delete them where invoices remain unpaid after a specific time period set by you.

Note that the number of days you specify to trigger auto deletion must be greater than the number of days you have set for auto suspension to take effect.

Learn more about Auto Deletion.

Pricing

The last step is to set up your hosting product’s pricing.

The Pricing screen allows you to create different plans, set your subscription terms, and charge whatever amount you want on top of your wholesale purchase pricing.

Click the Continue button when done to create your product.

Your first hosting product is now done and the product details will display in your Hosting Reseller screen.

After adding a product, you can perform additional functions such as viewing or editing it, add a pricing plan, duplicate it to easily create a new product variation, and even archive it if it’s no longer being used.

Rinse and repeat the above steps by clicking on the Add New Product button to continue adding all of the hosting products you plan to resell.

If you need help with this step, see our documentation.

Step 3) Set Up Your White Label Client Portal

This is where all the magic happens for your clients.

The client portal is your white labeled branded version of our Hub site management interface. It’s powered by The Hub Client plugin, which is needed for Reseller and included with the Agency membership, and runs on your own WordPress website on your own domain.

It’s your dedicated portal where clients will sign-in when they buy from you to manage their account details, pay you, and purchase services including hosting and more, directly from your site…all fully controlled and customized by you.

Portal creation is instant as it’s a copy of your existing Hub interface, and there are numerous design, branding, and customization options.

Setting up a white-labeled client portal will enable your clients to not only manage their subscriptions and invoices, but also purchase reseller products directly from you and automatically create sites hosted with WPMU DEV.

You have complete control over setting up your clients’ experience in the portal.

To set up a client portal with your own branding, simply install and activate The Hub Client plugin on your site, configure settings for branding, navigation, login, and signup, and add the products you created in the previous step.

For detailed instructions on installing and using the plugin refer to The Hub Client plugin documentation.

Step 4) Integrate Reseller With Your Site

The final step to complete the automation process is to activate and set up Reseller on your client portal with information about your products and services.

To do this, make sure you have installed The Hub Client plugin on your site, then go to “The Hub Client > Reseller” page and activate Hosting Reseller.

Next, add/import the products you created in Step 2 into The Hub Client by clicking either on the Add Product or Import all products buttons.

Note: Editing products in The Hub will automatically update the information in your pricing tables for existing products, so you won’t need to reimport the product in The Hub Client.

Clicking on the Add Product button allows you to select a product and pricing variations, and configure visibility settings for its pricing table.

Alternatively, you can import all products you have created in The Hub by clicking on the Import all products button…

After importing, a table will display information about each of your added products.

Note: If you have not added any products, you will see the option to add a product or import all products below the Hosting Products table. After adding a product, the Import all products button will be replaced with the Customize pricing table button.

Click on the down arrow to view more details about each product (or click on the up arrow to hide this information).

After adding your products, click on the Customize pricing table button to create and customize a pricing table with your Hosting Reseller products to match your site and brand.

Note: An alternative option to using The Hub Client’s pricing table is to copy and add checkout links generated by Reseller to your existing setup where you’d like customers to purchase your products.

Once your billing, products, and portal are ready, you can easily embed your new products and pricing table on your site via shortcode or Gutenberg block where clients can access the information and purchase your products and services.

You’re now ready to resell WPMU DEV!

Your Clients’ Onboarding Experience With Reseller

Now that you know how to set up Reseller, let’s take a look at the ‘turn-key’ client onboarding experience:

A new user selects a hosting plan from your site…

They’ll create a new account and log in to your portal…

Then create a site, choose a template, set up site credentials, server location, and securely check out…

Your clients can easily create a new site with or without templates, depending on how you have configured your product packages…

The client will be presented with your fully-branded payment screen as the last step of the process. Once payment is made, their site will then be automatically created.

After payment is successfully processed, Reseller will do its magic and create a brand new, fully configured site on an optimized hosting plan in just a few minutes.

Once the site is done, your clients will then have immediate access to their sites, via your client portal.

It’s all 100% automated, white-labeled under your own brand, and completely hands-off if you want it to be.

Welcome to your new WPMU DEV reseller business!

Want Ka-Ching? Then Reseller’s Your Thing!

As mentioned earlier, Reseller is only available with our Agency plan, which includes unlimited site licenses and tools, Pro plugin suite, free yearly hosting credit, and exclusive access to our lowest hosting prices. The plan also includes a full 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can try it completely risk-free today.

Become a WPMU DEV Reseller today and start automating your existing agency setup, or tap into a wealth of potential new revenue streams selling niche hosting services.

If you are already an Agency member, what are you waiting for? Jump in, take a look, and get started right now.

Also, watch this space, we have big plans to continue building additional ways (and improving) how our platform can help WordPress professionals drive recurring revenue without the hassle.

PS: Domain reseller automation is up next! Adding yet another source of income to your business, and value to your clients.

Starting a reseller business can be a lucrative opportunity for agencies, web developers, and freelancers looking to expand their offerings and increase their revenue streams. A reseller business allows you to sell products or services from another company as if they were your own, often at a discounted rate. This guide will provide you with the necessary steps to set up a successful reseller business.

Step 1: Choose the Right Product or Service
The first step in setting up a reseller business is to choose the right product or service to sell. Consider your target market and what they need. For example, if you are a web developer, you may want to resell hosting services or website templates. If you are an agency, you may want to resell marketing tools or software. Make sure the product or service you choose aligns with your existing offerings and adds value to your customers.

Step 2: Find a Reliable Supplier
Once you have chosen the product or service you want to resell, you need to find a reliable supplier. Look for a supplier that offers high-quality products or services, competitive pricing, and excellent customer support. You want to ensure that your customers will be satisfied with their purchase, so it’s important to choose a supplier that you can trust.

Step 3: Set Up Your Reseller Account
After finding a supplier, you will need to set up a reseller account with them. This typically involves filling out an application and providing information about your business. Some suppliers may require you to purchase a certain amount of product upfront, while others may offer a pay-as-you-go model. Make sure you understand the terms and conditions of the reseller agreement before signing up.

Step 4: Create a Pricing Strategy
Once you have your reseller account set up, you need to create a pricing strategy. You want to make sure you are making a profit while still offering competitive pricing to your customers. Consider the cost of the product or service, your overhead expenses, and the value you are providing to your customers when setting your prices.

Step 5: Market Your Reseller Business
Now that you have everything set up, it’s time to start marketing your reseller business. Use your existing channels, such as your website, social media, and email list, to promote your new offerings. Consider offering special promotions or discounts to entice customers to try out your new products or services.

Step 6: Provide Excellent Customer Service
Finally, make sure you provide excellent customer service to your reseller customers. This includes responding promptly to inquiries, addressing any issues that arise, and providing ongoing support. Happy customers are more likely to become repeat customers and refer others to your business.

In conclusion, setting up a reseller business can be a great way for agencies, web developers, and freelancers to expand their offerings and increase their revenue. By following these steps, you can set up a successful reseller business that provides value to your customers and helps grow your business.

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The highly anticipated Critical CSS feature from Hummingbird will lead to quicker page load times and improved performance for WordPress websites. Say goodbye to render-blocking resources, here’s why they are no longer an issue…

It is essential to recognize the impact of CSS on website performance and the significance of optimizing page loading speed through a technique called Critical CSS if you want to keep visitors on your website for more than a brief moment.

In this piece, we will be discussing the subsequent subjects:

• What is Critical CSS and How Does it Improve Performance?
• How To Optimize WordPress Using Hummingbird’s Critical CSS Feature
• Hummingbird’s Critical CSS is Compatible with Everything WordPress

Let’s dive in…

What is Critical CSS and How Does it Improve Performance?

When users arrive on a website, all they can see initially is the content displayed on their screen before scrolling.

This region is known as “above the fold.”

Positive user experience can be measured by how quickly users perceive content to load on a web page. The faster a page loads (or is perceived by the user as loading quickly), the better the user experience. Conversely, the slower the page loads (or is perceived by the user to load slowly), the poorer the experience.

It is logical to prioritize the loading speed of the content that is visible to the visitor before they begin scrolling down, as this is the first thing they see upon arriving on a page.

Critical CSS (also known as Critical Path CSS or Critical CSS Rendering Path) is a technique that extracts the bare minimum CSS required to render content above-the-fold as quickly as possible to the user.

While the user viewing the above-the-fold content perceives the page to be loading quickly, the rest of the CSS can load, and user experience is not impacted.

Methods such as lazy loading images, postponing the execution of JavaScript, and prioritizing critical CSS are all strategies to enhance the order in which the browser processes the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to display them as pixels on the screen.

This sequence is referred to as the Critical Rendering Path (CRP) and includes the Document Object Model (DOM), CSS Object Model (CSSOM), render tree, and layout.

Optimizing the critical render path improves render performance.

Benefits of using Critical CSS.

Critical CSS can improve site performance through:

• Faster initial rendering
• Improved user experience
• Better SEO performance
• Reduced page weight
• Simplified maintenance
• Progressive enhancement
• Positive impact on Core Web Vitals (especially First Contentful Paint and Speed Index)
• Higher PageSpeed Insights scores

Note: The content displayed above-the-fold on page-load before scrolling will differ depending on the device and screen size being used to view web pages. For this reason, there is no universally defined pixel height of what can be considered above-the-fold content.

Implementing Critical CSS

So you’ve run your site through the PageSpeed Insights tool and the report recommends eliminating render-blocking resources.

Now what? How do you actually implement the recommendations?

You have the option to manually correct issues (which can be laborious, slow, and not advised), utilize web development tools (if you possess the necessary technical expertise), or employ a WordPress plugin such as Hummingbird to automatically detect, tackle, and fix any problems.

We recommend using the plugin method. It’s the quickest and smartest option to get the job done.

While Critical CSS refers mostly to above-the-fold CSS, Hummingbird can extract and inline all used CSS on the page, while delaying/removing the rest.

Hummingbird not only addresses issues with render-blocking and unused CSS for complete page optimization, but it also takes care of optimization above the fold by removing render-blocking resources through features such as Critical CSS (refer to the section below), Delaying JavaScript Execution for JavaScript assets, and other factors that impact Core Web Vitals outcomes on WordPress websites.

How To Optimize WordPress Using Hummingbird’s Critical CSS feature

Note: Critical CSS is a Pro feature, so make sure you have Hummingbird Pro installed on your site.

Here are the instructions for maximizing the advantages of Hummingbird’s latest critical CSS functionality.

First, start by running a performance test.

Ensure you record the initial findings so that you can contrast them with the outcomes after the changes.

Next, navigate to Hummingbird > Asset Optimization > Extra Optimization and enable Critical CSS.

After enabling the feature, you’ll see different options for loading Critical CSS and for handling Unused CSS.

Loading Critical CSS

This section allows you to choose between Full-Page CSS Optimization (default) or Above-the-Fold CSS Optimization.

We recommend choosing the default Full-Page CSS Optimization with Load on User Interaction option selected for most sites as this will provide the best results and address both issues of eliminating render-blocking resources and reducing unused CSS audits while maintaining the integrity of all the site’s visual elements.

Optimization of Full-Page CSS involves inlining all necessary CSS and postponing or eliminating the loading of the remaining CSS.

Choosing the Above-the-Fold CSS Optimization method is recommended for larger sites with loads of complex CSS if the default option does not give the desirable results. This method will inline all above-the-fold CSS and load the rest asynchronously.

Handling Unused CSS

Hummingbird gives you the option to load the unused CSS On User Interaction to fix any rendering issues or Remove Unused which trims unused CSS, keeping only what’s necessary and loading it inline.

Additionally, you can toggle the feature for specific post types.

While the post type toggles are available for both the Full-Page CSS Optimization and Above-the-Fold CSS Optimization methods, only the Full-Page CSS method handles unused CSS.

Both optimization methods also provide an advanced option to add custom CSS manually within the <head> section of the page(s).

If you previously utilized the above-the-fold CSS feature in older versions of Hummingbird to input critical path CSS manually, the existing information will be automatically transferred to the Manual Inclusions box when you update the plugin to the most recent version and start using the new feature.

After configuring your options, click Save Changes. Hummingbird will start implementing Critical CSS automatically as per your settings.

Once the completion message appears, go to your website and verify that all elements on the front end are being displayed correctly.

Refresh the page, let the cache build up again, and then run another performance test in Hummingbird so you can compare the before and after results.

Regenerate Critical CSS

Upon implementing Critical CSS on your website, a button labeled “Regenerate Critical CSS” will appear at the top of the Extra Optimization page.

Click on this button to purge the cache, clear all local or hosted assets, and automatically regenerate all required assets for your site or homepage.

Hummingbird’s Critical CSS is Compatible with Everything WordPress

We have tested Hummingbird’s Critical CSS feature extensively and found it to be compatible with all WordPress versions and themes, page builders, fonts, WooCommerce, Learning Management Systems (LMS), etc.

It’s important to note, however, that installing poorly-coded themes or plugins containing CSS with invalid code or invalid strings on your site could cause issues and result in a Critical CSS error message.

In the event that you encounter errors while utilizing Critical CSS, attempt the following steps:

1. Click on the “Regenerate Critical CSS”  button and see if this fixes the issue.
2. If you get the same error again, we suggest changing the theme (use a staging site if your site is live), and run Critical CSS on the new theme. If there are no problems, then the issue is most likely the theme.
3. We suggest checking your plugins for problems if you encounter difficulties following the installation of a new theme.
4. If the error still persists after trying all of the above, note the error message, disable Critical CSS temporarily on your site, and contact our support team for assistance fixing the issue.

You can rest assured, however, as Hummingbird’s Critical CSS feature has been designed with the focus to preserve your site’s visual integrity while bumping performance. The feature handles errors well and and will rarely break a site, even in case of errors.

For additional information on using the Critical CSS feature, refer to the plugin documentation.

Activate all of Hummingbird’s optimization capabilities for optimal performance.

If getting maximum speed and performance out of your WordPress site(s) is critically important to you, using Hummingbird’s Critical CSS is definitely a feature you shouldn’t ignore.

To optimize performance and save resources, we suggest implementing Critical CSS alongside page caching and utilizing all the asset optimization capabilities offered by the plugin, such as CDN and Delay JavaScript Execution.

In most cases, combining all of Hummingbird’s optimization features should help your site achieve PageSpeed scores of 90+ or bring it closer to a perfect 100 if your site is already performing well.

As mentioned earlier, Critical CSS is a Hummingbird Pro feature and its available to all WPMU DEV members.

If you are currently using our free Hummingbird plugin, consider becoming a member for affordable and risk-free access to our all-in-one WordPress platform. It has everything you need to launch, run, and grow your web development business.

And if you are an Agency member, you can even white label and resell Hummingbird (plus hosting, domains, our entire suite of PRO plugins, and more) all under your own brand.

Owners of WordPress websites are constantly searching for methods to boost their site’s speed and efficiency. The Hummingbird Critical CSS feature is a recent addition aimed at aiding this by optimizing the delivery of essential CSS.

Essential CSS refers to the CSS needed to display the content at the top of a webpage. This content is what users see upon initially visiting a page, and it’s crucial that it loads swiftly for a positive user experience. The Hummingbird Critical CSS feature enhances WordPress site speeds by pinpointing the essential CSS for each page and embedding it directly into the HTML. This allows for immediate loading of the essential CSS, bypassing the need for an extra HTTP request.

The advantage here is a quicker load time for the top content, greatly affecting the site’s overall speed. Google has indicated that embedding critical CSS can cut down page load times by up to 50%, as it removes the necessity for the browser to download and process a separate CSS file before displaying the top content.

The Hummingbird Critical CSS feature is simple to activate with just a few clicks. Once activated, it will autonomously produce the essential CSS for each page and embed it into the HTML, freeing site owners from the burdensome and intricate task of doing it themselves.

Beyond enhancing site speed, the Hummingbird Critical CSS feature also aids in search engine optimization (SEO). Google has identified site speed as a factor in search rankings, with swifter sites likely to achieve higher rankings and attract more visitors.

In summary, the Hummingbird Critical CSS feature is an invaluable tool for any WordPress website. It not only improves site speed and user experience but also boosts SEO, all key elements for a thriving website. For WordPress site owners aiming to enhance their site’s performance, the Hummingbird Critical CSS feature is certainly worth considering.

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How did WPMU DEV stack up against other top WordPress companies in the categories of Managed Hosting, Web Hosting, and WordPress Site Management for the Summer 2023 period?

Winners of 139 G2 Awards for Summer ’23!

Unsure of the significance of G2 awards? Take a look at this article: Why G2 Is a Major Deal for Web Developers.

Here are the results of the G2 Summer 2023 Awards, backed by authentic and verified feedback from G2 users.

Managed Hosting

Overall grid rankings (Summer 2023)

User satisfaction rankings (Summer 2023)

Summary

WPMU DEV, along with Kinsta, tops 3 of the 5 G2 user satisfaction categories shown above, including an amazing 99% for Quality of Support, which we’re pretty chuffed about.

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Web Hosting

Rankings of the grid (Summer 2023)

Rankings of user satisfaction (Summer 2023)

Summary

WPMU DEV and Kinsta ranked highest for the various G2 user satisfaction categories shown above. Notably, WPMU DEV topped Quality of Support here with a 98% score.

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WordPress Site Management

Overall grid rankings (Summer 2023)

User satisfaction rankings (Summer 2023)

Summary

WPMU DEV is the clear winner in all of G2’s WordPress Site Management categories shown above. Not much more to say, other than to brush the non-existent dust off our shoulders.

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If you are unhappy with any aspect of our services or have suggestions for improvement, please tell us. And if you are delighted, please leave a review.

Check out how our WordPress performance measures up against other industry leaders by visiting: How We Compare.

To see what new and exciting WPMU DEV developments are coming up next, check out our roadmap.

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WPMU DEV, a leading provider of WordPress plugins and hosting solutions, has once again made a mark in the G2 Summer Awards 2023. The company has been recognized for its exceptional performance in various categories, solidifying its position as a top player in the WordPress ecosystem.

G2, a renowned software marketplace and review platform, conducts its awards program bi-annually to honor the best software companies and products based on user reviews and market presence. WPMU DEV’s performance in the G2 Summer Awards 2023 is a testament to the company’s commitment to delivering high-quality products and services to its customers.

In the G2 Summer Awards 2023, WPMU DEV received accolades in several categories, including “Best Support,” “Easiest to Use,” and “High Performer.” These awards highlight the company’s dedication to providing excellent customer service, user-friendly products, and high-performing solutions that meet the needs of WordPress users worldwide.

The “Best Support” award recognizes WPMU DEV’s responsive and knowledgeable support team, which is available 24/7 to assist customers with any issues or questions they may have. The company’s commitment to customer satisfaction is evident in the numerous positive reviews from users who have experienced prompt and effective support.

WPMU DEV’s plugins and hosting solutions are designed with ease of use in mind, making it no surprise that the company received the “Easiest to Use” award. The intuitive interfaces and straightforward functionality of WPMU DEV’s products allow users to manage their WordPress sites with ease, regardless of their technical expertise.

As a “High Performer,” WPMU DEV has demonstrated its ability to deliver top-notch performance in the competitive WordPress market. The company’s products are known for their reliability, speed, and security, ensuring that users can run their websites smoothly and efficiently.

One of the standout products that contributed to WPMU DEV’s success in the G2 Summer Awards 2023 is its flagship plugin, Hummingbird. Hummingbird is a performance optimization plugin that helps users speed up their WordPress sites by providing caching, minification, and performance monitoring features. The plugin has received rave reviews for its effectiveness in improving website load times and overall performance.

Another key factor in WPMU DEV’s impressive performance in the G2 Summer Awards 2023 is its managed WordPress hosting service. The hosting platform is optimized for speed and security, offering features such as automated backups, free SSL certificates, and a dedicated support team. Users have praised the hosting service for its reliability and ease of use.

In conclusion, WPMU DEV’s performance in the G2 Summer Awards 2023 is a reflection of the company’s dedication to excellence in the WordPress space. With a focus on customer support, ease of use, and high performance, WPMU DEV continues to set the standard for WordPress plugins and hosting solutions. As the company looks forward to future innovations and improvements, users can expect even more award-winning products and services from WPMU DEV.

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