Plugin control

Manage plugins across multiple WordPress sites

Search your plugin inventory, review versions and updates, then open a site for focused plugin and theme controls.

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  • First site free forever
  • $2.99 per extra site

How it works

How teams use this in CMDPress

Built for agencies, freelancers, and hosting teams that care for a growing list of WordPress sites.

01

Search installed plugins across your sites

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Review active state and available updates

03

Manage plugin visibility and activation

Inside the product

See it in the live workspace

Every screen below is from the current CMDPress demo.

01

Search installed plugins across your sites

Search one inventory to see every site running a given plugin.

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02

Review active state and available updates

See which sites have it active, which version they run, and whether an update is waiting.

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03

Manage plugin visibility and activation

Activate, deactivate, or update a plugin from the inventory, then open a single site when it needs closer attention.

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FAQ

Plugin management questions

How do I manage plugins across multiple WordPress sites?
Use one plugin inventory instead of checking each wp-admin. CMDPress lets you search installed plugins across all connected sites, see which version each site runs, whether the plugin is active and whether an update is waiting, then activate, deactivate or update it from the inventory.
How do I find which sites use a specific WordPress plugin?
Search the plugin inventory in CMDPress. One search shows every connected site running that plugin, the version each runs, whether it is active and whether an update is waiting. That is useful when a plugin needs an urgent update and you need to know everywhere it is installed.
How do I turn off plugin auto-updates in WordPress?
In wp-admin, open Plugins and click Disable auto-updates next to each plugin. Developers can also turn them off in code with the auto_update_plugin filter. With auto-updates off, CMDPress shows which sites have an update waiting, so you can review versions and update across sites when you choose.
Can I activate or deactivate plugins without logging in to each site?
Yes. From the CMDPress plugin inventory you can activate, deactivate or update a plugin on connected sites without signing in to each wp-admin. When a site needs closer attention, open it for focused plugin and theme controls on that one site.

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Run the full WordPress care workflow in one place

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