Back up WordPress and manage cloud files

Everest Backup Pro brings backup, restoration, migration, and cloning controls into the WordPress Dashboard. Create a backup manually or set a date and time for scheduled backups. Premium options provide more flexible scheduling and automatic retention settings for cloud storage.

Google Drive integration is available in the free version. Add-ons support Dropbox, OneDrive, AWS Amazon S3, pCloud, and Backblaze. Connect a supported service and choose a backup location to upload files remotely. Premium features let you download or delete cloud backup files from the Dashboard without signing in to the storage service separately.

You can remove local backup files after a successful cloud upload. Automatic removal of older server backups can be set according to a selected number of days. Cloud retention settings help manage older remote files. Add a custom name tag to make backup files easier to identify.

Restore, migrate, or clone a site

To migrate a website, generate a migration key on the source website, copy it, then paste it into the destination website to start the move. Everest Backup Pro also works with one-click restoration and one-click rollback from remote cloud storage.

For WordPress Multisite, the extension can back up and restore the entire network. These utilities can help when moving to another host, server, or domain, or when keeping a copy of a site.

Automate backups and review activity

• Trigger a backup after a WooCommerce order.
• Trigger one before a WordPress, extension, or theme update.
• Exclude unused pictures and media from backup files.
• Receive email notifications and reports, with multiple recipients available.
• Review human-readable logs and advanced reports about backup activity.

Get started

Install and activate the plugin, then open its settings in the WordPress Dashboard. Connect a cloud service, choose a backup location, and create a manual backup or configure a schedule. From the Dashboard, review logs, manage stored files, and set retention, removal, and email reporting preferences. To migrate, generate and copy a key on the source site, then paste it into the destination site.