For hosting providers
WordPress management for hosting providers
Cut support tickets and standardize security across managed WordPress networks on any host stack. Bulk updates, Magic Login, uptime, and security scans at scale.
- No credit card required
- First site free forever
- $2.99 per extra site
Site control
Maintenance controls at scale
Keep every install updated, scanned, and monitored from one console.
- Bulk updates across every customer site
- Security scans with a full activity history
- Alerts turned into tasks with owners
Retention work
Proactive care reduces churn.
Security posture
Hardening findings and fix steps for every site.
Visibility
Health, updates, and uptime for every site in one view.
Support relief
Fewer emergency tickets.
Support
Lower support load
Catch issues before customers open tickets. Site logs speed up the fix when they do.
- Alerts for downtime and vulnerable versions
- Site logs for faster resolution
- White-labeled reports for enterprise
FAQ
Questions for hosting providers
How can a host manage all customer WordPress sites from one interface?
Connect each customer site to a host-independent dashboard. CMDPress connects sites through a lightweight agent plugin on any stack, including shared hosting, VPS, managed WordPress and servers with no control panel. It then shows health, updates and uptime for every site in one view, with bulk updates, security scans and Magic Login at scale.
Does WordPress management for hosting providers replace my control panel?
No. CMDPress does not install WordPress or host sites, so it works alongside the control panel or server stack you already run, including servers with no panel at all. It manages the WordPress installs your customers already have, after each one is connected through the lightweight agent plugin, which adds no front-end interface.
How can a hosting company reduce WordPress support tickets?
Catch problems before customers report them. CMDPress sends alerts for downtime and vulnerable versions, turns alerts into tasks with owners, and gives support staff site logs, including the WordPress debug.log, plus activity history to find the cause faster when a ticket does arrive. Bulk updates help keep every customer install current.
Can support staff open a customer’s wp-admin without the password?
Yes, for connected sites. Magic Login opens wp-admin in one click without typing the site password, and access follows workspace roles. Team members are invited with roles and per-site access, so each support agent reaches only the sites assigned to them, and two-factor authentication protects their CMDPress accounts.
Simplify WordPress care for every hosted site
Run maintenance in bulk and keep customers protected.