Entity map

Bluprent entity map

This page lists the things Bluprent is about: the product's features, the people it is for, the concepts it relies on and the tools it is compared with. Each links to the page on this site that covers it, and to a reference page for the concept where one exists. The same list is published as structured data on this page. The product itself is described on the about page.

Features

• Uptime monitoring: Checks that a website answers, on a schedule, and opens an incident when it does not. [reference]
• SSL certificate monitoring: Watching the TLS certificate of a site so it is renewed before it expires. [reference]
• SEO audit: A crawl that runs 44 checks and scores a site from 0 to 100. [reference]
• WordPress updates: Updating core, plugins and themes across client sites, with a backup first. [reference]
• Client portal: A white-labeled page where a client sees uptime, updates, SEO trend and invoices.
• Invoicing: Invoices from draft to sent to paid, with overdue worked out from the due date.

Who it is for

• Freelance web developer: A solo developer who builds and maintains websites for small-business clients.
• WordPress studio: A team of one to five people that builds WordPress sites and sells care plans.
• Web design agency: A larger studio managing many client websites. [reference]

Concepts

• Care plan: A monthly subscription for updates, backups, monitoring and reporting on a client's site.
• Website maintenance CRM: A CRM that keeps client, website and recurring work in one record. [reference]
• Structured data: Markup, usually JSON-LD, that states the facts on a page in a form machines can read. [reference]
• AI Overviews: Answers Google writes above or beside search results, with links to the pages it drew on. [reference]
• llms.txt: A proposed plain-text file that summarises a site and lists its key pages for language models. [reference]
• Recurring revenue: Income that renews each month without a new sale, which a care plan creates. [reference]

Tools it is compared with

• ManageWP: A WordPress site manager sold per site and per add-on. [reference]
• MainWP: A self-hosted WordPress dashboard. [reference]