Having spent 10 years providing WordPress maintenance and support services to clients, phil storey founded glow. Tired of big…
5.0
8 reviews
Category
WordPress Site Management Software
For agencies and businesses running multiple WordPress sites who need to handle updates, backups, security and uptime without logging into each site separately.
We’re prettywp, a team of WordPress experts and developers with a passion for creating beautiful, and innovative WordPress…
5.0
1 reviews
Wp umbrella is the platform WordPress agencies use to run care plans at scale. It automates all your WordPress maintenance tasks…
4.9
46 reviews
Customise WordPress with powerful, professional and intuitive fields
4.7
23 reviews
Mainwp is a self-hosted WordPress management platform built for professionals managing multiple sites. It runs on your own…
4.6
18 reviews
Grazitti interactive is a digital innovation leader with offices in India, USA, Australia, and singapore. Since 2008, grazitti…
4.6
4 reviews
Switch to the better way of managing WordPress websites. Get one-click updates, rock-solid security and fast, reliable backups…
4.6
14 reviews
Usage-based
Lunch pad is a mental health care company based out of 3235 48th ave, long island city, New York, United States.
4.5
2 reviews
Kallyas WordPress theme: the all-in-one solution for building a modern, future-proof, performant and stunning beautiful website.
4.5
3 reviews
Build powerful websites and web applications with WordPress. Piklist is the most powerful WordPress framework available, and…
4.5
6 reviews
Stackk offers white label digital experience platform for agencies. We built stackk on top of open source WordPress, mautic and…
4.5
24 reviews
Unlimited tasks per month. Boston based 100% white label agency. Help with ongoing development and new projects. Your team of wp…
4.5
2 reviews
Wp authors provide premium support for all types of WordPress websites. It doesn’t matter who built it, where it’s hosted or how…
4.5
2 reviews
Managing websites can be a nightmare. Updates, login credentials, backups, migrations - if you keep an eye on more than one site…
4.4
56 reviews
Freemium
4.4
5 reviews
4.2
4 reviews
Jetpack is the ultimate toolkit for WordPress. It gives you everything you need to secure, design, and grow your site in one…
4.2
37 reviews
Wp agents offering WordPress management services. We manage multiple WordPress website maintenance and 24/7 WordPress support…
4.1
4 reviews
Ionos is Europe’s #1 digital partner for small and medium-sized businesses. More than six million customers across 18 markets…
3.9
41 reviews
Wp stagecoach: WordPress staging sites, made easy Admit it, WordPress developers - you’ve done it. You’ve developed on a live…
3.9
4 reviews
Icontrolwp frees up your time to leave you to focus on what's important in your business. By centralising and automating common…
3.7
3 reviews
These are the tools and plugins used to keep WordPress sites running once they're live — not the page builders that create a site, but the layer that maintains it afterwards. In practice that means one dashboard from which you push core, theme and plugin updates across many sites at once, schedule and store backups, monitor uptime and malware, and generate reports for clients or stakeholders. Some are built for developers who need custom fields, forms or specific data structures inside WordPress; others are purely operational, aimed at agencies or in-house teams who just need every site patched and backed up without visiting each one.
The person searching for this usually manages more than a handful of WordPress sites — an agency with client sites, a company running several brand or regional sites, or a freelancer who's outgrown logging into each wp-admin individually. The trigger is often a bad update that broke a client site with no recent backup, a security scare, or simply the realisation that nobody actually knows which of twenty sites are still on old plugin versions. There's no visibility across the estate, updates get skipped because they're risky to do manually, and something eventually breaks in front of a client.
Providers solve this in slightly different ways. Some install an agent or connector on each site and manage everything from a central hosted dashboard; others work agentlessly via SSH or hosting APIs, which matters if you're not allowed to install extra plugins on client sites. They differ in backup depth (full-site versus database-only, how fast restores actually are, where backups are stored), in whether staging and one-click rollback are built in, and in how much security scanning goes beyond basic malware checks into firewalling and hardening. Agencies should also weigh white-label reporting and client billing features, since that's often the deciding factor over raw feature count. Pricing models vary too — per site, per account tier, or per number of sites managed — so the real comparison is how many sites you run today, how fast you're adding more, and whether you need developer-level customisation or just reliable, boring maintenance.