Guardian Core starts at EUR 2,500.00 / month, Sovereign Enterprise scales into reviewed multi-domain environments and Sovereign Critical covers individually approved high-compliance growth operations.
Commercial path: operator input required. Support path: operator input required.
The product combines observe-only intelligence, policy-aware planning and a future plugin execution plane that stays domain-bound, conflict-aware, explainable and rollback-ready.
The offer deck stays visible across the portal so buyers can move from education into commercial fit without losing clarity.
EUR 2,500.00 / month
Monthly optimization scope for one exact licensed domain.
Controlled SEO and performance optimization with validation and rollback.
EUR 9,500.00 / month
Monthly multi-domain optimization for an exact licensed domain set confirmed during commercial review.
Audit, validation and controlled activation for larger environments.
EUR 25,000.00 / month
Monthly high-compliance scope for an individually approved exact licensed domain set.
Individual approval, strict validation and controlled activation.
The portal now behaves like a premium commercial system: persuasive, modern and conversion-oriented, while still keeping every protected execution step behind validation and approval.
Name the exact licensed domain or explicitly reviewed domain set before any live handoff starts.
Map the buyer to Guardian Core, Sovereign Enterprise or Sovereign Critical with visible pricing and honest scope.
Confirm WordPress stack, SEO ownership, rollback ownership and activation readiness.
Delivery, activation and runtime execution stay governed, traceable and reversible.
The Hetzner control plane remains responsible for observing, learning, validating and planning. It turns raw report data, historical trends and pilot evidence into safer execution decisions.
The plugin path is the primary future way to improve metadata, heading structure, markup quality and other on-page issues that belong close to the WordPress rendering layer.
Licenses, channels, manifests, policies and rollback profiles are modeled per domain. That keeps product delivery traceable and avoids unclear multi-domain side effects.
| Topic | This product | Typical alternative |
|---|---|---|
| SEO structure | Metadata, H1, markup and content ownership stay close to WordPress output | Edge-only fixes miss template and plugin root causes |
| Performance discipline | Performance work is evaluated alongside scope, conflict risk and rollback cost | Performance tweaks are often treated as isolated wins |
| Domain governance | Licensing, releases and policies stay domain-scoped | Shared logic can drift into accidental cross-domain effects |
| Explainability | Installed state, blockers and next gates stay visible to the buyer | Optimization tools often hide operational state behind vague status labels |
Because the current highest-value opportunities are metadata, headings, HTML weight and markup quality, which belong closest to WordPress rendering.
No. The current product state remains controlled, local and approval-gated for any real external effect.
The docs, security and licensing sections explain how these features remain controlled and reversible.