Show visitors a temporary page while work continues

Under Construction Pro displays an under-construction, maintenance, coming soon, or landing page while a WordPress site is being built, updated, or prepared for launch. Configuration is designed to take less than a minute, and the Pro edition includes more than 50 features and options. When the mode is on, visitors see the page you set up. Whitelisted visitor roles and individual customers can continue to see the working website.

Switch the mode on or off in the extension options, or set an end date and time to disable it automatically. A login button can show a discreet link to the login form or, for logged-in users, the WordPress administration area.

Choose the page content and styling

Pick from more than 500 templates and arrange page content with the drag-and-drop builder. Pro also includes more than a million searchable, high-resolution images. Set the page title and description, add a headline and user-facing content, then adjust the design with custom CSS. Social icons and links can point to Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Vimeo, Pinterest, Instagram, email, phone, Skype, Telegram, WhatsApp, Tumblr, VK, and other services listed in the add-on options.

The plugin uses Bunny Fonts on the public page and in the administration area. Through its partnership with Weglot, you can translate the page to more than 100 languages with one click.

Collect leads and track traffic

An opt-in box or popup can collect email leads. Integration options include MailChimp, Zapier, and universal autoresponders. Affiliate and traffic tracking are also included. Add a Google Analytics tracking ID when you want Analytics tracking.

Configure access before continuing site work

Install Under Construction Pro in WordPress and open its settings. Choose a template or theme, enter the page content, and set the access options. Enable under-construction mode when the page is ready. If needed, set an automatic end date and connect integrations. Select the roles or individual users who should keep access to the site before continuing work.

• Use a maintenance page during development, repairs, or a redesign.
• Prepare a coming soon page before launch.
• Collect email leads while the site is in progress.
• Keep selected roles or users working on the site.
• Present a campaign landing page with social links and tracking.