WordPress in one click
Installed when the site is created and opened without a password from the panel. Updates, migrator from another host and staging copy in the same tab.
No cPanel, no three separate logins. Every site has nine tabs and everything you see in them works today.
Log in to the panelInstalled when the site is created and opened without a password from the panel. Updates, migrator from another host and staging copy in the same tab.
A copy of your WordPress at a separate address to try a theme, a plugin or a big change without touching the site your customers see.
Daily backups stored off the server, kept for fifteen days, restorable from the panel. If the server fails, they restore on another one, step by step.
Free SSL certificate or your own. With your domain on Cloudflare: web application firewall, anti-bot protection and blocking by country, continent or IP before reaching your WordPress. Login protection, password-protected folders and on-demand malware scanning.
Every photo you upload is also saved as WebP and served to browsers that accept it, without changing your HTML or your URLs. The ones you already had are converted in batches from the panel.
NVMe servers, server cache enabled when the site is created, and a real measurement of your homepage speed, with what you can improve and what's already fine.
Visits by people, bots excluded, where they come from, from which device and, with your domain on Cloudflare, from which country. And what's happening right now.
DNS editor, subdomains, parked domains and redirects. Templates to connect Google Workspace or Vercel without editing records by hand, and your domain into your own Cloudflare account with one click.
Mailboxes with your domain, webmail and IMAP/SMTP details. And your WordPress forms already go out signed from your domain so they land in the inbox.
File manager in the browser, with search, and your own SFTP users, each in their folder, for your designer or agency.
Create databases and users, change passwords and open remote access when you need it, from the panel.
Every site is monitored from outside: uptime, performance, SSL certificate and domain. If it goes down, you see it in your panel as an alert.