One dashboard for WordPress backups and site work

BlogVault connects WordPress sites to a separate dashboard for backups, restores, staging, migration, and remote updates. A BlogVault account is required, and the backup service is paid. Coverage includes the database, themes, add-ons, and media documents.

Backups are encrypted and stored offsite on BlogVault’s cloud infrastructure. BlogVault’s servers handle backup and restore processing to help reduce work on the website. The separate dashboard also keeps backup access available when a site’s own server is down.

Choose a schedule and recover from a restore point

Incremental backups capture changes made since the previous backup. Set a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule, then use up to 90 days of backup history to choose a restore point. WordPress multisite installations are supported.

• Restore a site with one click, including when it is offline.
• Use differential restore to apply the required changes and speed up recovery.

Test changes before applying them live

Create a staging site in one click. Staging runs in the cloud and lets you test WordPress, theme, and extension changes before applying selected changes to the live site. Staging validity can be extended for up to 56 days.

For a host, domain, or server move, migration can update URLs automatically and is designed for minimal or no downtime. Listed host compatibility includes WP Engine, Pantheon, Flywheel, Liquid Web, and Cloudways.

Additional processes for stores and teams

WooCommerce real-time backups synchronize orders and shop changes as they happen. Archives are available for up to 365 days, and restore settings are designed to preserve recent orders.

Developers and agencies can manage multiple sites from one dashboard, update WordPress core, themes, and extensions remotely, invite team members, and assign client access. White-label options and client reporting are also available.

Connect a site

Install and activate the WordPress plugin, connect the site to a BlogVault account, and backups begin automatically. The dashboard is where you manage backup schedules, restore points, staging, migration, and site updates.