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WP Maintenance Manager Reviews & Product Details

WP Maintenance Manager is a desktop app that automates WordPress maintenance, updates, rollbacks, and reporting across all your client sites — without requiring a plugin on each managed site. It connects via SSH + WP-CLI, takes a full DB backup before every update, and rolls back only the specific plugin that breaks the site, leaving all other successful updates intact.

Seller

Layerworks

Discussions

WP Maintenance Manager Community

Languages Supported

English, Japanese

Overview by

Susumu Takahashi

Pricing

Pricing provided by WP Maintenance Manager.

Free

1 site Per Month

Mini

$4.00

3 site Per Month

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WP Maintenance Manager Demo - Manage all your WordPress sites in one dashboard

Add unlimited client sites and manage them from a single desktop app. SSH credentials are auto-populated from saved server profiles, so adding a new site takes about 30 seconds.

WP Maintenance Manager Demo - White-label PDF reports for your clients

Generate branded maintenance reports automatically. Set your company logo, accent color, and greeting once — every report uses your branding.

WP Maintenance Manager Demo - Real-time maintenance log with HTTP status checks

Watch each plugin update execute one by one. The HTTP check after each step automatically detects failures and triggers pinpoint rollback for the broken plugin only.

Configure SSH credentials per server profile once. New sites added later inherit the profile automatically — no need to re-enter credentials every time.

WP Maintenance Manager Demo - Visual check catches what HTTP 200 misses

Before/after screenshots are compared automatically after every update. If pixel difference exceeds an 8% threshold, the site is flagged — even when it returns HTTP 200. Catches broken layouts and CSS regressions invisible to standard health checks.