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Roots: the release where the plugin starts paying for itself
Respira for WordPress 7.1 Roots is live. A rebuilt admin, Playbooks, client-ready reports, four new page builders, and custom structures with no PHP. Here is the whole picture, and where to go deeper.
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Respira for WordPress 7.1 Roots is live. A rebuilt admin, Playbooks, client-ready reports, four new page builders, and custom structures with no PHP. Here is the whole picture, and where to go deeper.
Pricing that rewards scale, starting June 2
A new structure that lowers the cost per site as you grow, why I'm changing it, and what it means if you're already here. Shipping alongside the 7.1 release.
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