The ClientWP blog
Deep dives, comparisons and real-world stories about client control for Bricks Builder, the hybrid of Bricks and Gutenberg, and why support strategy is a product feature. Written by Martin and Christopher — the people who built it.
Bricks Builder Client Access Control: Hide the Builder Without Losing Functionality
How to give clients editing access without exposing the Bricks Builder. Lock structure, release only the fields clients should touch, and keep every feature intact.
Read more →The Best Gutenbricks Alternative in 2026: Why Strategy and Support Matter More Than Features
A grounded comparison of ClientWP and Gutenbricks. Why predictable development, a real roadmap, and 24/7 human support beat a feature checklist you cannot rely on.
Read more →Migrating from Gutenbricks to Bricks: A Step-by-Step Technical Guide
How ClientWP's migration engine moves editable markings, variants, visibility and content from Gutenbricks templates — with backup, verification and a full log.
Read more →Scaling WordPress Agencies with ClientWP: Standardising the Handover Process
How a single client-control layer turns ad-hoc handovers into a repeatable agency process — fewer support tickets, faster delivery, happier clients.
Read more →Enterprise WordPress Control Layers: Security and Stability for Large-Scale Builds
How a structured control layer keeps enterprise WordPress builds stable across many editors, languages and departments — without locking everyone out.
Read more →24/7 WordPress Plugin Support: Why Our Italy and Bulgaria Team Is Your Secret Weapon
Real human support, around the clock, from the people who wrote the code. Why ClientWP's support team in Italy and Bulgaria changes what a plugin licence means.
Read more →A White-Label WordPress Editor for Clients: Give Them an Editor They Can't Break
How ClientWP delivers a clean, branded editing experience that lets clients manage content without ever touching the structure of the site.
Read more →Bricks Builder vs Gutenberg: The Hybrid Approach to Modern WordPress Design
Why choosing between Bricks and Gutenberg is a false choice. ClientWP makes them one workflow: build in Bricks, edit in Gutenberg.
Read more →Preventing Layout Shifts in WordPress: How Fixed Gutenberg Fields Ensure CLS Stability
Why client-editable fields that render through a locked template keep your Cumulative Layout Shift scores stable after handover.
Read more →The Death of Shortcodes: Why ClientWP Uses Native Gutenberg Blocks
Shortcodes were a hack. Native blocks are the standard. Why ClientWP registers real blocks with real attributes instead of pasting tags into a textarea.
Read more →Native Bricks Gutenberg Modules: A Preview of Our Next-Gen Launch
A first look at the native Bricks Gutenberg modules coming to ClientWP — create blocks in Bricks and configure them in the client area with one button.
Read more →The Oxygen Builder Disappointment: Why We Built the Solution Oxygen Abandoned
Oxygen rewrote its builder and dropped Gutenberg support for existing customers. We lived through it — and built ClientWP so it never happens to you.
Read more →WordPress Agency Efficiency: Reducing Support Tickets by 70% with ClientWP
How locking the structure and releasing only content fields cuts the support tickets that drain agency margin — and lets you take on more clients.
Read more →Safe Site Handover for Freelancers: Protecting Your Reputation After Launch
As a freelancer, your reputation is your pipeline. How ClientWP protects the sites you hand over — and the name behind them.
Read more →Bulgarian Tech Excellence: The Story of WhiteWhiteWeb Limited
How two friends turned eighteen years of WordPress agency work into a company in Bulgaria built to make WordPress better for everyone.
Read more →Italian Design Meets Engineering: Our Philosophy on UI and UX
Why ClientWP's interface is built with the restraint of Italian design and the precision of engineering — and why that matters to the people who use it.
Read more →WordPress Backup and Migration Logs: Technical Transparency in Every Update
How ClientWP's migration writes a verifiable log and a restorable backup, so you never have to trust a process you cannot see.
Read more →Bricks Builder ACF Integration: Advanced Fields Without the Complexity
How ClientWP exposes ACF field types — text, WYSIWYG, image, gallery, repeaters — as native block fields, with values that belong to the block, not the page.
Read more →Building a Client-Proof Portfolio: Enterprise Implementation Case Studies
How ClientWP rolled out across enterprise builds — from a simple brochure to a multi-site rollout — in minutes, not weeks.
Read more →WordPress Maintenance Simplified: Why Structural Locking Saves Time
Maintenance contracts are easier to honour when the structure cannot drift. How ClientWP keeps maintenance predictable.
Read more →Optimising Gutenberg for Client UX: Customising the Editing Sidebar
How ClientWP shapes the block editor sidebar into a focused, labelled set of fields — so the client sees what they need and nothing they don't.
Read more →Bricks Templates as Gutenberg Blocks: The Technical Deep Dive
How ClientWP registers a Bricks template as a real Gutenberg block with real attributes — and why that changes everything about handover.
Read more →Why Support Strategy Is a Product Feature — Not an Afterthought
A plugin is a long-term dependency. Why the support strategy behind it should weigh as heavily as the feature list when you choose.
Read more →Multi-Site Management with ClientWP: How the Agency Plan Scales
How the Agency licence covers ten sites with moveable licences — and how that maps to the way agencies actually run their portfolio.
Read more →WordPress Performance Engineering: Minimal Overhead, Maximum Speed
Why ClientWP adds no front-end scripts and no extra markup — and why that matters for the performance budgets you ship against.
Read more →Custom Block Creation for Bricks: One Button, Infinite Possibilities
How the upcoming native Bricks Gutenberg modules let you create custom blocks in the builder and configure them in the client area — with one button.
Read more →The Future of WordPress Page Building: Why the Control Layer Is Mandatory
As builders and the block editor converge, the layer between them — the control layer — is becoming the part that matters most.
Read more →ClientWP Documentation: A Placeholder for Our Comprehensive Wiki
Our full documentation wiki is coming. Here is what it will cover — and where to find help in the meantime.
Read more →Agency Case Study: From Simple to Enterprise in Minutes
A real-world look at how ClientWP rolled out across a portfolio from a simple brochure to an enterprise multi-site — in minutes.
Read more →WordPress Licensing for Professionals: Understanding Our Three-Tier Pricing
How ClientWP's three licences map to the way freelancers, agencies and enterprises actually work — and why every plan includes every feature.
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