What is it?
WP Reset is a powerful WordPress plugin designed to
reset, recover, and repair your website quickly. This tool allows you to restore default settings, install themes and plugins in bulk, and even take site snapshots, making it an essential component for anyone looking to manage their WordPress site efficiently with a
lifetime deal.
WP Reset Features
WP Reset provides multiple tools that streamline WordPress site management. It’s engineered to simplify installations, debugging, and recovering from mishaps.
Complete Site Reset
The plugin permits you to restore all the values to their defaults without reinstalling WordPress or executing manual tasks. This lets you completely erase theme options and old content, facilitating a much faster rebrand. It also lets you to reset certain portions of your website, allowing for debugging or optimization to be done swiftly.
Collections for Easy Setup
Establish a development setting with Collections, a feature to bulk-install and activate plugins and themes straight from the cloud. Ideal for WP developers, this function makes it easy to achieve the correct design every time. The WP Reset MainWP Extension also allows for seamless integration if MainWP is used to handle websites.
Snapshot and Restore
Safeguard your website with snapshots, enabling you to store a copy of the existing version that you can return to if necessary. The snapshot process can be automated, with copies stored in the WP Reset Cloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, or pCloud, making guaranteed access to your website’s status.
Emergency Recovery Script
In the event of site hacking or the dreaded white screen of death, the Emergency Recovery Script is invaluable. It provides over twelve tools including support for snapshots, ensuring that your website gets out of sticky situations. This function can also be utilized to restore a customer’s website, without the need to install the plugin beforehand.
Dashboard Control
The Dashboard serves as the main spot to oversee client licenses, sites, Collections, Snapshots, and Brands. It enables the addition of new sites, blocking them from using WP Reset, and implementing white-labeling for particular customers. Remote site activities, including remote snapshot stats and Emergency Recovery Script access are additionally accessible via the dashboard. The license key is also hidden, even without white-labeling turned on.
WP Reset FAQ
Can I use WP Reset with a staging environment?
WP Reset is crafted to function alongside staging environments without conflicts. Restoring a snapshot on your live site will not interfere with your staging site. It can be quite useful in a staging environment to quickly recover, but if you only use staging you might not need this plugin for that.
How do I upgrade from a previous code-based AppSumo deal?
If you have purchased a prior WP Reset AppSumo deal that was code-based, you will need to get in touch with the WP Reset support team by email. They will direct you on the procedure to upgrade to the current tier-based plan.
Can I delete just one plugin?
While WP Reset allows you to delete all plugins at once, it does not have a function to delete only one. For removing single plugin, WordPress has its native uninstall function. The Emergency Recovery Script however, can disable a single plugin that is causing site issues, which lets you log in and address the issue.
What are Remote actions and remote stats?
Remote actions grant you control over critical plugin operations, such as license validation and accessing the Emergency Recovery Script, straight from the Dashboard rather than logging directly into the site. Remote stats let you check details such as snapshot status.
Conclusion
WP Reset is a robust tool created for anyone that manages WordPress websites. It is ideal for web developers, agencies, and individuals needing a fast solution to reset, debug and recover sites. While it is not designed as a full backup solution, it works wonderfully alongside other backup plugins, providing enhanced protection. Its snapshot and collection functionalities coupled with emergency recovery make it a great lifetime deal for those who often work with WordPress sites, though users with a lot of active users may be affected by snapshot size. It might not be suitable for users with a few sites or those who rarely alter their sites.
