Open-source and fully yours
No licensing fees or vendor lock-in. You own the codebase and can extend it on your terms.
Built on enterprise multisite architecture
Designed to standardize what should be shared across brands while preserving flexibility where it matters.
Implemented and scaled by rtCamp
We design the governance model, architecture, and rollout so it works at scale.
OnePress overview
The six components of OnePress
Native WordPress Multisite leaves six operational gaps. Each OnePress component closes one.
Configure design once, deploy everywhere
Set shared fonts, colors, and components across your entire brand network. Each brand adapts the system to its own identity without breaking the shared framework or requiring a developer every time something changes.
Manage updates from one place
See which plugins are active on which sites, which ones need attention, and push updates simultaneously across the network. One dashboard. One update cycle. No site left behind.
Make brand assets available to every site
Logos, campaign images, and shared documents live in one central hub. You can sync them across every brand with one click, with revision tracking so nothing goes out of date without you knowing.
Let site visitors search through your entire portfolio
Search isn’t limited to the site you’re on. Content and offerings from every brand in the network are surfaced through each individual site so nothing in your portfolio stays hidden.
Manage users from one dashboard
Assign distinct roles per site (Editor on Site A, Admin on Site B) with all profile changes subject to admin approval. Full visibility, granular control, no duplicate permission management.
Audit everything across your network
Every login, content change, settings update, and security event – captured across every site, filterable by user, date, and activity type. Full visibility without switching dashboards.
Benefits for every stakeholder
Everything teams love about OnePress
Agility
Launch pages and campaigns without waiting on a developer ticket.
Brand consistency
Push a design update across every brand from one place.
Speed
Onboard a new campaign microsite in days, not months.
Independence
Manage content, media, and workflows without engineering involvement.
One codebase
Maintain a single shared codebase across every brand in the portfolio.
Governance
One update cycle covers security patches and plugin upgrades network-wide.
Scalability
Add new brands without rebuilding infrastructure from scratch.
Audit and control
Full network-wide logging and access management from one dashboard.
Ownership
Open-source, so there are no licensing fees, and no vendor lock-in.
Architecture
Mirrors your structure: branded house, house of brands, or hybrid.
Velocity
Features built once apply across every brand automatically.
Acquisition readiness
New brands plug into the existing framework without having to implement a new project.
What OnePress changes
Built on OnePress
These enterprise companies choose our framework to unify their brands.
Cox Automotive
Their expertise and client-centered approach have made them invaluable partners in developing industry-leading websites.
Justin Collins
Marketing Director at Cox Automotive
In 12 months
rtCamp migrated 8 brands to one platform in 12 months
2% to 50% brand consistency
Cox Automotive standardized the design system, editorial experience, and architecture across brands.
Private Media
This standardized approach has allowed us to roughly halve our ongoing development costs and achieve higher code quality, all while making progress on our roadmap quicker than ever before.”
Kevin Cooper
Chief Growth Officer
50% lower development costs
With OnePress, Private Media reduced software development costs by half.
New brand onboarded
The new brand was onboarded without starting over.
How it works
Cut operational costs by 60% in three steps
By deploying OnePress, our clients reduce software development costs by up to 60%. Here is how we implement it in three simple steps.
Start with a pilot
We begin with 2 or 3 of your brand sites. The framework is configured, the governance model is set, and your team starts publishing. All within the first month.
Expand across your portfolio
Once the pilot is validated, every brand is faster to onboard. The architecture is already in place. New sites inherit the codebase, design system, and governance model.
Your platform evolves with you
New brand launch? It plugs straight in. We stay on as your managed services or growth partner. The platform continues to evolve, with the development costs reduced by up to 60%.
AI readiness
Unified and AI-ready
Once your brands operate on one governed platform, every AI capability deploys across the portfolio at once. The 5 AI Dimensions, mapped to what OnePress already gives you.
AEO implementation
One schema architecture across your portfolio. Every brand is discoverable in AI search.
AI-led editorial
AI tools plug into OneAccess, OneLogs, and OneDesign. Automation inside a governed system.
AI-led personalization
OneDesign, OneMedia, and OneAccess are the foundation for personalization needs, already in place.
WordPress as AI-integrated platform
AI integrations at the platform level. Same access controls, audit trail, and deploy-once model.
AI-accelerated development
AI compresses the “built once” part. Shorter sprints through the deploy-everywhere model.
Learn more about rtCamp’s approach to AI on WordPress
Why rtCamp
Trusted enterprise WordPress partner since 2009
We’ve been building enterprise WordPress infrastructure since 2009. OnePress is the productized result of that work. It’s every implementation decision we’ve made across 500+ enterprise engagements and 300+ migrations, packaged into a framework your team can own and operate.
See OnePress in action
We’ll walk you through the framework, show you how it maps to your brand portfolio, and scope a pilot. No commitment required.
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Frequently asked questions
No. OnePress consolidates the infrastructure, not the brands. Each site in the network keeps its own domain, design, content, and editorial identity. What gets shared is the codebase, the design system, and the governance layer, so your teams stop duplicating work. Cox Automotive ran 8 separate brand sites on the same platform. Each one looks and operates independently.
Native Multisite gives you a shared installation. OnePress gives you the governance layer on top of it. It’s a shared design system, centralized media, network-wide update management, granular access control, and full audit logging. None of those come with Multisite out of the box.
Yes. OnePress is open-source, and there is no ongoing dependency on rtCamp to keep it running. The codebase is yours to fork, extend, and hand to any development team.
OnePress standardizes the infrastructure, not the design. Each brand controls its own fonts, colors, spacing, and components within the shared framework. Brand identity stays distinct.
New acquisitions plug into the existing network without triggering a new development cycle. The architecture, design system, and governance model are already in place. The new brand inherits all of it. Private Media used OnePress exactly this way: after unifying three publications, they acquired Pinstripe Media and onboarded four additional properties directly into the same platform without starting over.
The pilot — 2 or 3 brand sites live on OnePress — typically takes 8-12 weeks. Each additional brand after that is faster. The architecture decisions are already made. But before that, more time goes into aligning stakeholders across brands. Once the key decisions are locked, we can move faster.
Yes. We migrate sites into the network in phases, with the live site running throughout. Every URL is mapped before migration begins and we run a full validation before any DNS switch.
OnePress supports subdirectories, subdomains, and separate domains per region, all governed from one dashboard. Each regional site inherits the shared codebase and design system while keeping full control over its own content and local workflows.
No. Your team can operate the platform independently from day one, that’s the point. Most clients choose to keep us on for managed maintenance, platform evolution, or staff augmentation.
