Website as a Service (WaaS)
WaaS applies the software-subscription model to websites: instead of a large build invoice followed by neglect, the provider builds and operates the site continuously for a predictable monthly fee.
The model fixes the incentive problem in traditional web projects. An agency paid by the project profits from finishing; a WaaS provider profits from the site performing month after month: uptime, speed, rankings, and conversions become their problem by contract.
Evaluating WaaS offers comes down to three things: who owns the site and content if you leave, what “maintenance” concretely includes, and whether the 24-month TCO beats the build-and-maintain alternative.
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