WPMission
One dashboard to update, back up, monitor, secure and report on all your WordPress sites without sharing passwords.
What is WPMission?
WPMission is a WordPress maintenance dashboard for agencies and freelancers. It lets you connect a portfolio of WordPress sites to one dashboard, so you can run bulk updates for plugins, themes and WordPress core, manage scheduled off-site backups, monitor uptime, domains and SSL, and run security scans without logging into each wp-admin.
It is built for teams that look after many client sites. Sites are connected with a lightweight connector plugin and a one-time connection key. Connections use signed Ed25519 keys, and WordPress passwords are never asked for or stored.
What sets it apart is the client-facing side. Each team can set its own brand name, colour, logo and reply-to address, and white-label client report PDFs and emails use that branding instead of the WPMission name. A client portal and one-click wp-admin login are also included.
WPMission is free to connect, and new teams get a 14-day free trial of premium management on every connected site with no card required. After the trial, connections stay free, while premium features continue for sites covered by a paid plan.
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