What do you dislike about All-in-One WP Migration?
I don't have anything that I dislike about the plug-in. The monthly pricing for the multi-site extension makes me cringe a bit, but since I don't work with multi-sites, it hasn't been a problem. Let me explain the cringe factor for me. The other AOW extension is a one-time purchase. The multi-sites are a one-time purchase price and then monthly payments. Since I don't work on multi-sites there may be a reason for the monthly charge. To be fair, the monthly payments aren't outrageous, but I avoid monthly charges whenever possible, so that's my bias. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Recommendations to others considering All-in-One WP Migration:
This is a great tool for everyone, especially those new to working with WordPress. As I mentioned before, the instructions are easy to follow, but make sure that you follow them! The trickiest part is to remember that when you migrate a site to a new WordPress installation the migrated username and password will now be the ones to use to get back into the site. Your original installation credentials won't work. I've freaked myself out a few times by forgetting that one little nugget. Otherwise, go forth and Migrate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is All-in-One WP Migration solving and how is that benefiting you?
The benefits are enormous! I save so much time migrating sites from one place to another. I can schedule backups to go directly to my Dropbox or my client's Dropbox. I can also save my backups directly to my hard drive and send the file over to a client if they don't have Dropbox. This feature saves me from having to take that extra step when working with multiple clients. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.