Microweber Server License Break-Even
Microweber's white-label economics hinge on one number: how many client sites you run against a single server license.
By InnovaAI ResearchPublished
What is Microweber Server License Break-Even?
“Client sites per server license → margin per retainer”
Microweber's white-label economics hinge on one number: how many client sites you run against a single server license. The Single Server License costs $220/month and covers unlimited websites on one IP, so the per-client cost falls with every site you add. At 5 client sites that is $44 per site per month; at 20 sites it drops to $11. An agency charging a $299/month managed site retainer clears roughly $255 per client at 5 sites and $288 at 20, before delivery hours. The Multiply Server License (3 IP) at $600/month and the 5 IP tier at $900/month only pay off once you exceed what one server can host or need the premium support. Run the math before you sell: count committed retainers, divide the license fee across them, and confirm the per-site floor still leaves room for the 2h/month of content updates the offer assumes.
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