Feature Ideas

We are working on a new version of WaaS portal which will allow end-users to manage their websites, view a list of websites they have purchased, buy more etc.

You will soon be able to share a single staging site, live site etc to a client or a collaborator.

We will provide a way to manually and automatically scan for Core web vital score for your connected sites.

Client reporting functionality for site management feature. Generate whitelabel client reports.

Allow users to connect their plugin & theme license for 1-click activation on sites they are creating on InstaWP or migrating to a hosting provider.

Edit your InstaWP & 3rd Party provider's live sites with VS Code extension

WordPress studio support for importing and exporting sites from InstaWP.

Our migration service includes InstaWP Live, Native integration with 3rd party providers and Plugin based migration, which is prone to errors. Generic SSH migration will provide a 100% reliable transfer of site to and from InstaWP.

When you create a staging site from a live site, it is not possible to push the changes in files and/or database back to the live site (unless you use 2 way sync, which works on "content" level). We will create a functionality which will help push files and/or db (similar to WP Migrate) from and to staging sites <> live sites.

Problem: I have 5 sites with a random name that were created a week ago. Now I don't remember why each one was created. Solutoin: A description field below the URL. I could explain the purpose of a site like "Testing Woo shipping options" or "Testing theme update".

Provide an option to take automated daily or weekly backups for InstaWP sites, this will help users recover sites if something goes wrong. Also an option to limit the automated backups to last X times.

Exporting static .zip for sites hosted on InstaWP.

Sometimes when we move a client from InstaWP to our production service we aren't quite ready to nuke everything on InstaWP. I'd like to be able to suspend the site (or redirect it from the dashboard) without deleting it while we wait for it to expire.

Simple brochure sites are primarily static, and don't need dynamic functions. Most of them require only a contact form, which can be taken care of by a third-party service. For these types of sites, an option to completely lock both the database and the file system would minimize maintenance and prevent security issues altogether, bringing complete peace of mind for clients and developers. Rocket.net implemented this feature recently, and it works well.

It would be great if the website owner could disable all installed plugins. If any unexpected errors occur, this setting will assist users in recovering the website.