Quiverblocks chooses Diggama to deliver 200+ articles every month

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What does your website really cost?

Hosting is the small line. Add the licences, the updates, the fixes and the hours your team loses, and compare it with a headless setup. Every assumption is yours to change.

Start from
01 Hosting & licences
02 Maintenance
03 Your team
04 With Diggama: our assumptions

Cautious on purpose. If you know better, change them.

Plan: at /mo × workspaces Over 12 editors per workspace: talk to us for a custom plan.

Per year

Your site today

With Diggama

/year

Where the money goes

  • Hosting
  • Licences
  • Maintenance
  • Lost editor time
Per yearTodayWith Diggama
Total
3 years today
3 years with Diggama
incl. migration
Pays for itself
/yr

With Diggama

One subscription instead of a stack of licences.

Diggama replaces the back-office, the plugins that bolt fields onto it, and the updates that keep it alive. Your editors get structured content types; your developers get a REST API and a front-end they can host anywhere, for little or nothing.

  • Plans from €29.90/month, the same price for every site
  • No plugins to update, no server-side PHP to patch
  • 3 months free on Growth, no credit card

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Billing workspace Growth
Plan €89 /mo
Editors 5 of 6
Blueprints 8 of 10
Plugins to update None
Security patches pending None
API requests this month 412,880
Next invoice €89.00

FAQ

How the numbers work

Where do the default numbers come from?

They are typical figures for a WordPress site maintained by a freelancer or a small agency in Europe: shared or managed hosting, a handful of premium plugins, a few hours of updates a month. Your numbers will differ: move the sliders until they match your invoices.

Why does Diggama still have maintenance and lost time?

Because a headless CMS does not make a website maintain itself. The front-end is still code that a developer looks after, and editors still need time to learn new habits. The assumptions are deliberately cautious, and you can change every one of them.

Is the migration included?

Yes, as a one-off cost: hours per site at your developer rate. It is added to the three-year total and used to compute when the move pays for itself.

What if the calculator says Diggama costs more?

Then it probably does, for that site. A small site with no plugins, no breakages and a team that is happy with its back-office has little to gain from moving. We would rather you know it now.