Portfolio management
Manage multiple WordPress sites from one dashboard
CMDPress helps agencies and freelancers manage WordPress sites at scale. Connect any host, run maintenance in bulk, open admin with Magic Login, and prove the work with client reports.
- No credit card required
- First site free forever
- $2.99 per extra site
Portfolio control
See every WordPress site that needs work
Start from offline sites, pending updates, warnings, and alerts. Turn a messy client list into a clear daily queue.
- Fleet health at a glance
- Bulk updates for plugins, themes, and core
- Uptime and performance signals in the same place
Daily maintenance
Updates, security, backups, and broken links
Keep maintenance work centralized so Friday night emergencies shrink. Review security findings, backup context, and link health without opening ten tools.
- Security scanning views
- Backup oversight
- Broken link monitoring
Client ready
Reports, invoices, and team workflows
Managing WordPress sites is also client communication. Ship white-label reports, invoices, tasks, and support history from the same product.
- White-label client reports
- Invoices and branding
- Team tasks and roles
FAQ
Managing multiple WordPress sites: common questions
How do I manage multiple WordPress websites?
Connect each site to a management platform like CMDPress, then run updates, monitoring, access, and reporting from one dashboard instead of individual logins.
Can I manage WordPress sites on different hosts?
Yes. CMDPress is host-agnostic. Keep sites on mixed hosts and still manage them together.
Is there a free way to start?
CMDPress includes one connected site free forever. Additional sites are $2.99 each per month with the full platform included.
Is CMDPress the same as WordPress Multisite?
No. CMDPress manages separate WordPress installs from one dashboard. WordPress Multisite is a feature of WordPress core where a single install runs a network of sites that share one codebase, one database and one set of users. With CMDPress, each site keeps its own install and host and connects through a lightweight agent plugin.
Should I use WordPress Multisite or separate installs?
Choose by how closely the sites are related. Multisite suits one team running many similar sites that should share plugins, themes and users, such as a school or a brand network. Separate installs suit sites that belong to different clients, live on different hosts or need their own plugins, so a problem on one stays contained.
Next step
Run your WordPress portfolio from one workspace
Connect one site free, or open the public demo and inspect the full product.