Open the connected site and choose plugins.
One site in focus
WordPress plugin manager for one site
Open one connected site to review installed plugins, active state, versions, and available updates without leaving CMDPress.
- No credit card required
- First site free forever
- $2.99 per extra site
How it works
How teams use this in CMDPress
Built for operators who need both a multi-site inventory and a precise view of one WordPress install.
Review versions, active state, and available updates.
Return to the multi-site inventory when the same plugin affects other sites.
Inside the product
See it in the live workspace
Every screen below is from the current CMDPress demo.
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Open the connected site and choose plugins.
The plugin list for one site opens from its record, without a wp-admin login.
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Review versions, active state, and available updates.
See each plugin's version, whether it is active, and whether an update is waiting.
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Return to the multi-site inventory when the same plugin affects other sites
If the same plugin needs attention elsewhere, the all-sites inventory shows every site that runs it.
Start freeFAQ
Plugin manager questions
How do I disable WordPress plugins without admin access?
Rename the plugin’s folder in wp-content/plugins using FTP or your host’s file manager, and WordPress deactivates it. Rename the whole plugins folder to disable every plugin at once. If the site still loads, CMDPress can change a plugin’s active state from the site record, with no wp-admin login.
How do I disable a WordPress plugin from cPanel or phpMyAdmin?
In cPanel, open File Manager, go to wp-content/plugins and rename the plugin’s folder. In phpMyAdmin, edit the active_plugins row in the wp_options table (your table prefix may differ); setting its value to a:0:{} deactivates every plugin. Back up the database first, because phpMyAdmin edits cannot be undone.
How do I check which plugins need updates on a WordPress site?
Open the site’s plugin list and look for waiting updates. In CMDPress, choose plugins in the site record to see each plugin’s installed version, whether it is active, and whether an update is waiting, without a wp-admin login. If the same plugin needs attention on other sites, the all-sites inventory shows every site that runs it.
Can a WordPress plugin manager update plugins without wp-admin?
Yes. On the server, WP-CLI does it with the wp plugin update command. In CMDPress, you review the current and available versions in the site record and run the update there as a per-site update. Take a backup before major updates; CMDPress can create one for the site first.
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Run the full WordPress care workflow in one place
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