Unlimited requests, next-business-day delivery, and a human sign-off on every change, with no hours cap

RocketBench has launched an AI-first WordPress development subscription built for the businesses and agencies that keep the largest part of the web running. WordPress powers about 40 percent of all websites, according to W3Techs.

Unlimited WordPress plans have always been limited by the humans behind them. A typical plan meters one to six hours of work a day and charges by the hour beyond that. RocketBench removes the meter. Customers queue as many requests as they have, standard tasks come back the next business day, and the price is a flat $1,999 a month. And for subscribers, if a standard task misses its stated delivery window, the next month is free.

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The plan starts with a site’s URL. RocketBench checks the site, finds the work the site actually needs, and shows up with those tasks and the evidence behind them before the customer does anything. Every proposed change is built with AI, reviewed by a senior engineer, and staged privately on the customer’s own site. Nothing reaches visitors until the preview is approved.

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“Nobody should have to chase a developer. Support plans stop at updates and backups, and everything beyond that has meant a quote at an hourly rate,” said Roddy Richards, founder of RocketBench. “We pointed our AI-first build process at the part of the web where the most sites are, and the most fixable ones. And we turned off the hourly clock.”