The complete operating model

How to manage multiple WordPress sites, step by step

Connect a site once, see all your sites, finish maintenance, protect access, improve growth, coordinate the team, and prove the work to clients.

  • No credit card required
  • First site free forever
  • $2.99 per extra site

01 · Connect

Add each WordPress site through one guided flow

Install the lightweight CMDPress agent, finish the signed connection, and bring the site into your workspace without adding a frontend interface.

  • Signed requests protect remote site actions
  • Organize connected sites for the right client or team
  • Start with one site free before you add more sites
Explore site administration →

02 · Observe

Turn site health into one prioritized work queue

The dashboard brings sites, uptime, updates, traffic, alerts, activity, and tasks together so the team knows what needs attention now.

  • Review offline, warning, and healthy sites
  • Move from a portfolio alert into the affected site
  • Assign tasks and keep a clear work history
Explore the management dashboard →

03 · Operate

Do maintenance from the all-sites view down to one site

Run updates across filtered sites, then open focused controls for plugins, themes, files, custom code, backups, content, users, logs, and maintenance mode.

  • Bulk core, plugin, and theme update workflows
  • Focused plugin, theme, post, page, and user controls
  • Backups, maintenance mode, files, code, logs, and activity
Explore bulk updates →

04 · Protect

Keep risk, access, history, and recovery next to the site

Monitor vulnerabilities and uptime, review activity and logs, control team roles, and keep backup context visible when the team needs to investigate or recover.

  • Site vulnerability and uptime context
  • Role-aware team and site-user controls
  • Activity, logs, alerts, and backup oversight
Review the public security overview →

05 · Grow

Bring performance, search, audience, and revenue data into site care

Connect the growth services teams already use and investigate changes without separating maintenance work from results.

  • Analytics and Search Console visibility
  • PageSpeed, broken-link, and Cloudflare context
  • AdSense performance and trend research
Explore analytics →

06 · Coordinate

Give the team one shared workspace

Invite the right people, separate access by role, organize tasks, handle support, and use CMD Agent where assisted work fits the process.

  • Team members, invitations, and role boundaries
  • Tasks, alerts, help, and support workflows
  • Built-in and custom agents with plan-based limits
Explore team support →

07 · Prove and scale

Turn completed work into a client-ready service

Brand the workspace, prepare site reports, manage invoices, and keep the history that makes recurring WordPress care visible.

  • Client-facing site reports and agency branding
  • Invoices and support next to maintenance
  • One free site, self-serve scale through 1,000 sites, and contact us beyond that
Explore client reports →

What the workflow covers

One system from first alert to client work

CMDPress connects the work that otherwise lives across hosting panels, monitoring tools, spreadsheets, analytics tabs, support inboxes, and report builders.

Site command center

Dashboard, sites, alerts, tasks, activity, and Trends.

Operations

Updates, plugins, themes, files, code, backups, and maintenance.

Protection

Uptime, vulnerabilities, users, roles, logs, and activity.

Growth

Analytics, Search Console, PageSpeed, Cloudflare, and AdSense.

Delivery

Branding, reports, invoices, support, help, and account controls.

FAQ

Workflow questions

How do you manage multiple WordPress sites at once?
Connect every site to one dashboard and work from the all-sites view. In CMDPress you review offline, warning and healthy sites, then run bulk core, plugin and theme updates across the sites you filter. When one site needs attention, open its focused controls for plugins, themes, backups, users and logs, or use Magic Login to reach wp-admin.
How do I connect a WordPress site to CMDPress?
Install the lightweight CMDPress agent plugin on the site and finish the signed connection in the guided flow. The agent adds no front-end interface, and remote actions use HMAC-signed requests. Once connected, you can organize the site under the right client or team. Your first connected site is free forever, with no credit card.
How do I manage WordPress sites remotely?
Use a cloud dashboard that reaches each site through a plugin. CMDPress runs in the cloud, so you can update, back up, scan and monitor connected sites from any browser, including a phone browser, where it can be added to the home screen. Magic Login opens a site’s wp-admin when you need to work inside it.
Can a team manage multiple WordPress sites under one account?
Yes. A CMDPress workspace holds all your connected sites, and you invite team members with roles and per-site access. Role boundaries control what each person can do. The team shares tasks, alerts and support workflows in the same workspace, and two-factor authentication protects each person’s sign-in.
Can I manage multiple WordPress sites for free?
You can manage one site for free. CMDPress keeps your first connected site free forever with no credit card, then charges $2.99 per month for each additional site, with every feature included. To see the full workflow across many sites first, open the public demo, which uses sample data and opens in one click.

See the complete loop

Explore every stage with the public demo

Use the current interface and safe sample data, then create a private workspace when you are ready.