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Website backup and restore, with every version kept
The safest website backup is one where nothing is ever lost: every published version of your site is kept.
If anything ever breaks, we put the last good version back in minutes, instead of hunting for the cause while your site is down.
Free, in plain words, and it leads to a quote for your site.
Every version saved
Each time your site changes, the new version is published alongside the old ones rather than over them. Nothing is overwritten, so there is always a known good version to return to.
Undo in minutes, not an afternoon
On WordPress, a broken site often means switching off every plugin, updating the theme and core, then switching plugins back on one at a time to find the culprit. With every version kept, we simply put the last good one back.
It already happens on its own during a move
Our move process switches a site back to its last good version by itself if a check fails after a change. How the move works.
Questions people ask
- How often is my site backed up?
- Every published version is kept, so there is a copy of each change, not a nightly snapshot that might miss the one you need.
- How fast can a version be restored?
- A kept version can be put back in minutes.
- Is my content kept if I leave?
- Yes. You own your site, domain and content, and you get all of it if you leave.
Your next step
Start with a free check of your current site. We write back with what we found, and a quote for Backups and rollback.
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Security and updates
Small business website security that fixes problems before you hear about them: weekly security checks, and fixes that ship as tested releases. - Benefit
Every change tested before it is live
What stops an update from breaking my site? Checks run on every build, and a change that fails a check never goes live. - Benefit
A clean record when you sell
What does a buyer want to see about my website? Proof it was looked after: a dated log of every change, check and fix. - Benefit
You own everything
Who owns my website? You do: the site, the domain and the content are yours, and if you leave, you get all of it.