Bricks page builds
New landing pages, service pages, reusable sections, and component implementation from an approved brief or design handoff.
Bricks Builder VA · Monthly retainer
Hire a dedicated Bricks Builder VA.
Reserved Bricks execution capacity for agencies that need page builds, template edits, responsive cleanup, QA passes, and handoff notes handled by someone who already works in Bricks.
White-label friendly · Agency stays client-facing · Work starts from defined tasks
- Bricks builds
- Edits & updates
- Maintenance
- White-label
BriefBuildQAHandoff
// how the retainer works
Reservedmonthly Bricks hours held for you
Samespecialist every month, not a rotation
Monthlymonth-to-month after a fixed-quote trial
NDAwhite-label cover for agency work
Who it helps
Reserved capacity for recurring Bricks execution
A Bricks VA is for agencies and site owners with a steady stream of Bricks tasks, not a one-off build brief or generic admin support request.
Template and component edits
Global class cleanup, template adjustments, section variants, and builder-native fixes that keep the system consistent.
Agency-safe communication
Your agency remains client-facing. Direct client contact is not included by default; agency-present calls are agreed first.
Content and layout updates
Copy swaps, image changes, responsive cleanup, spacing fixes, and content updates inside the existing Bricks system.
QA and fix passes
Desktop/mobile review, link checks, form checks, visual cleanup, and issue notes before your agency sends work onward.
Task-board rhythm
Tasks move through a defined board or brief queue, with unclear items clarified before build time is spent.
Boundaries
Clear execution scope before work starts
The retainer works best when tasks are defined, reviewable, and inside Bricks execution. Ambiguous or larger work is clarified before it enters the queue.
Included when scoped
- Bricks page and section builds
- Responsive cleanup and QA passes
- ACF or dynamic-content layout updates
- WooCommerce template/layout adjustments
- Plugin/theme update support when tied to Bricks work
Separate scope
- Emergency last-minute labor
- Direct client management
- Major custom plugin functionality
- Hosting, DNS, or server administration
- Open-ended strategy without a task brief
Task intake
From agency task to reviewable handoff
Step 01
Send the brief
Share the page, goal, assets, access notes, and acceptance criteria in your preferred task system.
Step 02
Clarify scope
Unclear details, missing assets, plugin risks, or larger custom work are clarified before build time is spent.
Step 03
Build in Bricks
Work is implemented in the agreed environment using the existing class, component, and template system.
Step 04
Review and handoff
Your agency receives review notes, QA status, open issues, and next-step recommendations before client delivery.
Handoff
Notes your agency can review before client delivery
The output is not just a changed page. Each task can carry the context your team needs to approve, adapt, or queue the next move.
Changed pages
Pages, templates, or components touched during the task.
Implementation notes
Classes, templates, dependencies, and decisions worth keeping visible.
QA summary
Desktop/mobile checks, forms, links, and states reviewed before handoff.
Open issues
Blocked items, plugin behavior, missing assets, or work needing separate scope.
How it compares
A retainer, not a gamble
The same trade-offs every Bricks site owner weighs — a reserved specialist against a rotating agency desk or a fresh marketplace hire each time.
| Capability | Bricks VA | Generic agency | Marketplace hire |
|---|---|---|---|
| Same specialist who learns your build | Yes | No | No |
| Reserved hours, fixed monthly cost | Yes | Partial | No |
| Builds, edits & maintenance in one place | Yes | Yes | Partial |
| White-label, NDA cover for agencies | Yes | Partial | No |
| Core Web Vitals watched monthly | Yes | Partial | No |
| Month-to-month, no long contract | Yes | No | Yes |
Plain trade-offs, not a scorecard — pick the shape that fits how you work.
Retainer plans
Pick the monthly capacity
Three retainers, starting prices shown. Most Full-time retainers fall between $1,500 and $2,700 — final quote fixed per month after a scoping call.
Part-time
A single site or light monthly load — edits, updates, and the occasional new page.
$850 per month · 15 reserved hours
- 15 reserved hours/month
- Bricks edits & new pages
- Plugin & Bricks updates
- QA notes for completed tasks
One site · final quote confirmed after intake
Full-time
Dedicated daily capacity for a busy site or multi-site owner — builds, maintenance, and performance.
$1,500 per month · 30 reserved hours
- 30 reserved hours/month
- New Bricks builds included
- Template and component edits
- Responsive QA passes
- Handoff notes for agency review
Up to 3 sites · final quote confirmed after intake
Agency retainer
Reserved capacity for an agency — under your brand, NDA-covered, communication through your channels.
$2,700 per month · 60 reserved hours
- 60 reserved hours/month
- NDA-covered, white-label
- Your brand on every deliverable
- Multi-site capacity
- Agency-safe communication boundaries
Multi-site · final quote confirmed after intake
Reserved hours are for defined Bricks execution tasks (page builds, edits, updates, QA); unused hours do not roll over unless agreed in advance. Recurring monthly, no long-term contract. Major custom plugin development, emergency or out-of-hours work, and third-party licence or hosting costs are excluded and quoted separately. Part-time covers one site; Full-time up to 3; Agency retainer is multi-site.
FAQ
Bricks VA questions
What does a Bricks VA handle?
A Bricks VA handles defined Bricks Builder execution tasks: page builds, section and component implementation, responsive cleanup, content updates, template edits, ACF or dynamic-content updates, WooCommerce layout changes, QA passes, and maintenance tasks. The monthly scope is agreed before work starts.
How is this different from project work?
Project work is best for a fixed build, migration, or custom feature with a defined delivery package. Bricks VA support is ongoing execution capacity for recurring Bricks tasks that arrive throughout the month.
Can the VA work under my agency’s brand?
Yes. Agency work can run white-label under your brand and NDA. By default, communication stays with your agency, not your client.
Do you speak directly with our clients?
No direct client communication is included by default. If a technical call is useful, it is agency-present and agreed before it is scheduled.
How do tasks get submitted?
Tasks start from a defined brief, ticket, or task-board item with the page, goal, assets, access notes, and acceptance criteria. Unclear tasks are clarified before build time is spent.
What is not included?
Unscoped custom plugin development, emergency last-minute work, hosting or server administration, strategy ownership, and direct client management are separate from Bricks VA execution unless specifically agreed.
Can this include WooCommerce or ACF work?
Yes, when the task is a Bricks-facing layout, template, or dynamic-content update. Complex plugin behavior, data model changes, or custom functionality are scoped separately.
How are revisions handled?
Revisions are handled against the agreed brief and visible acceptance criteria. New direction, missing assets, or major functionality changes are clarified and scoped before moving forward.
What handoff notes do we receive?
Handoff can include changed pages, implementation notes, plugin or dependency notes, QA summary, open issues, and recommended next steps for agency review.
How do we choose the right capacity?
Share your expected monthly task volume, current stack, number of sites, and urgency profile. BricksGenius will recommend a scoped capacity shape without publishing fake rates or unlimited-work promises.
Start the retainer
Ready to reserve monthly Bricks capacity?
Send the site, monthly task volume, current stack, and the kind of agency handoff you need. You’ll get a scoped capacity recommendation and fixed quote.
- Reserved capacity scoped before work starts
- Agency stays client-facing by default
- NDA cover available for white-label work