Everything you’d otherwise do 142 times
Four core systems, one connection per site. No bloated plugin stack, no cron jobs to babysit.
1-click bulk updates
Update plugins, themes and core across every site at once. Safe Update takes a restore point and a visual snapshot first, then rolls back automatically if anything breaks.
Off-site backups
Incremental hourly backups to our storage or your own S3 bucket. One-click restore of files, database, or a single table.
Uptime & speed
60-second checks from 12 regions, with Slack and SMS alerts before your client notices.
White-label client reports
Your logo, your domain, your voice. Scheduled monthly PDFs showing the work you did — updates shipped, threats blocked, uptime held.
Vulnerability scanning
Every plugin cross-checked against the CVE feed daily. Know which of your sites is exposed, not just that a CVE exists.
Fleet inventory
Search every install by plugin, theme, PHP or core version. “Which sites use this?” becomes one query.
Staging clones
Clone production from any snapshot to test a risky update, then push the change back when it passes.
One-click admin login
Jump into wp-admin with no shared passwords. Every session is logged against the person who opened it.
Roles & client access
Scope a contractor to one client’s sites. Give the client a read-only dashboard instead of an admin login.
REST API & webhooks
Onboard a site, trigger a batch or pipe incidents into your own tooling. Everything the dashboard does, scriptable.
What agency owners say
“We cut maintenance from two days a month to about ninety minutes. The rollback alone has paid for itself twice.”
“Client reports used to be the worst part of my month. Now they send themselves and I look more organised than I am.”
“We moved 210 sites off a legacy tool in an afternoon. The dashboard actually loads, which was the whole point.”
Your maintenance day ends today
Connect up to 5 sites free for 14 days. Cancel from the dashboard, no email required.
WordPress maintenance at every fleet size
The work does not change between ten sites and three hundred — only how badly it scales by hand. WPBit is used by solo developers on retainer, agencies running productised care plans, and hosts managing client networks.
Freelancers and solo developers
Ten client sites, one afternoon a month. Bulk updates, automated backups and a report that justifies the retainer without writing an email from scratch.
From $19 per month →Web agencies and studios
Fifty to two hundred sites across a dozen clients. Update groups per client, maintenance windows around retail seasons, scoped access for contractors and white-label reporting that reads as yours.
See the agency workflow →Hosts and site networks
Hundreds of installs, an SLA to hold and an audit trail to produce. Drive everything through the REST API, route backups to your own buckets, and enforce SSO on the dashboard.
Read the API docs →What a WordPress management platform should do
Four jobs, and they are all the same job repeated: keep software current, keep a recoverable copy off-site, know when a site goes down, and prove to the client that it happened. Everything else a maintenance tool sells is decoration on top of those four.
WPBit does them fleet-first. Updates are grouped by plugin, not by site, so you read a changelog once and push it to ninety installs. Backups are incremental and hourly, stored away from the host so a compromised server cannot take the recovery path with it. Uptime probes run from twelve regions independently of our own control plane. Reports assemble themselves from the work already logged.
If you are weighing tools, our comparison hub covers WP Umbrella, ManageWP, MainWP, Jetpack Manage and InfiniteWP, including the cases where one of them is the better answer.
What it saves, in hours
Numbers from customer fleets during their first three months, self-reported at 100+ sites.
Self-reported by 38 workspaces above 100 sites, Q1–Q2 2026.
WordPress management FAQ
The questions agencies ask before they connect the first site.
What is centralized WordPress management?
It is managing many WordPress installs from one dashboard instead of logging into each site. A small connector on every site reports its core, plugin and theme versions, and lets you push updates, take backups and run security scans in bulk.
How many WordPress sites can WPBit manage?
Plans cover 10, 50 and 250 production sites per workspace, and we price beyond 250 on volume. Staging, local and development installs are free and never counted.
Does WPBit replace my host?
No. WPBit manages sites on any host. If you also want managed cloud hosting, our partner MagicWP handles the infrastructure while WPBit keeps the maintenance workflow.
Is it safe to bulk update plugins?
With Safe Update, yes. Every batch takes a restore point, runs a visual check on key templates before and after, and rolls the site back automatically if the check fails.
Can I white-label reports for clients?
Yes. Monthly PDFs and a live client dashboard carry your logo, colours and sending domain on Agency plans and above.
How long does setup take?
About ninety seconds per site: install the connector, paste the workspace key, and the site appears with its full inventory. Fleets above 50 sites are migrated by our team.