Pricing

One subscription instead of five

A CRM, uptime monitor, SEO auditor, project tracker, and client portal usually run $100+/month across five logins. Devloment is one tool, one bill.

Every account starts with a free 14-day Studio trial. No card required.

Solo

For freelancers running their client work solo.

$29 /mo

$24/mo when billed annually

1 team member
Up to 10 websites
Full CRM: contacts, companies, deals
Uptime, SSL & domain monitoring
Incidents with email + webhook alerts
Projects, tasks & recurring maintenance
Monthly SEO audits
Invoicing with PDF generation
Client portal (Devloment-branded)

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Studio

Agency

For agencies running client sites at scale.

$349 /mo

$291/mo when billed annually

15 team members
Up to 200 websites
Everything in Studio
Custom portal domain
Unbranded report PDFs
Import & onboarding help

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The math

The stack you're replacing

A 3-person studio caring for 25 client sites, priced with the tier each vendor actually requires for that team and client count.

WordPress maintenance, security & backups — WP Umbrella $175
Uptime & SSL monitoring — UptimeRobot $34
SEO audits + white-label reports — AgencyAnalytics $500
Client CRM & invoicing — HoneyBook $49
Project & task management — ClickUp $21
White-label client portal — SuiteDash $19

Their total — 6 tools, 6 logins $798/mo

Devloment Studio — 1 tool, up to 40 sites $99/mo

Save $699/month — about $8,388 a year

How we calculated this

WP Umbrella : €1.99 base + €2 security + €2.49 backups × 25 sites (≈$175).

UptimeRobot : Team plan, annual billing.

AgencyAnalytics : $20/client/mo (annual) × 25 clients — their pricing is per-client, not tiered.

HoneyBook : Essentials, billed annually — Starter only covers 2 team members.

ClickUp : Unlimited plan, 3 seats.

SuiteDash : START plan — unlimited clients on every SuiteDash tier.

Prices verified July 2026 from each vendor's public pricing page. We picked the tier that actually covers a 3-person team and 25 clients, not just the cheapest plan listed — your real stack may still cost more.

Pricing questions

What happens when I hit my website limit? +

Nothing breaks — your existing sites keep monitoring and working normally. You just can't add new ones until you upgrade or remove one.

What happens at the end of the trial? +

You pick a plan. If you do nothing, your account moves to read-only until you choose — your data is never deleted or held hostage.

Can I change plans later? +

Yes, up or down, any time. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades apply at your next renewal.

Do my clients count as team members? +