WebPublish Products

WebPublish CMS is available in two product versions. WebPublish 'Professional' or, WebPublish 'Enterprise'.

WebPublish Professional
WebPublish 'Professional' is the 'out-of-the-box' rapid deployment version, considered to be best suited to Small and Medium sized businesses'.

What are the Benefits of WebPublish Professional?
The benefits of deploying WebPublish Professional are the same Feature Set as WebPublish Enterprise but without 'Advanced Features'.

How much does it cost?
From € 49.00 / Month, not including any pre-launch costs incurred in design / re-design.

How long does it take?
In our experience, an average site goes live in 1 to 3 weeks. A very small proportion of that time is used to get your site up and running. The rest of the time is spent on finalising the design of your site, while you attend a brief training session after which you can start creating, adding and managing the content itself.

WebPublish Enterprise
WebPublish 'Enterprise' for bespoke application development and has been designed to cater for Web Content Management System requirements of the larger company.

What are the benefits of deploying WebPublish 'Enterprise'?
WebPublish Enterprise enables larger companies and organisations to implement Content Management across the enterprise and integrate into existing applications and legacy systems. The WebPublish Enterprise version can be programmed to include client specific requirements.   

How much does it cost?
From € 199 / Month for the Software-as-aService option, however, many customers may choose the Licenced version of WebPublish Enterprise as they would typically wish to host and manage their own websites and web applications. Prices start at € 4,999 (1 to 5 seats).

How long does it take?
Previous experience suggests several weeks to months are involved, even at the project planning stage. It is especially difficult to predict project timeframes as there can be other third party vendors involved.


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