WP Reset Pro Plan

Which WP Reset Pro Plan plan do you need?

Prices in USD, excluding tax.

What is WP Reset Pro Plan?

Every WordPress developer has wiped a test site by hand at least once: drop the tables, delete the uploads, reinstall, set it all up again. WP Reset does that in a click, and adds the part you actually need when something goes wrong, which is a way back.

What WP Reset actually does

It is a WordPress plugin with a cloud dashboard behind it. The plugin resets, cleans and restores a site. The dashboard keeps your licenses, saved plugin sets and restore points in one place.

- Restores everything to default values without reinstalling WordPress or doing it all manually - Deletes select portions of your site to debug or streamline, including unused widgets - Bulk-installs and activates your set of favorite plugins and themes from the cloud - Takes a Snapshot of the site to store a copy of the current version you can return to - Takes Snapshots automatically on certain actions and events, so you always have a restore point - Reclaims your website with the Emergency Recovery Script, even if you can't access the site admin - Enables the WP Reset MainWP Extension to streamline site setups if you use MainWP

The features that matter

The name undersells it. Resetting is the feature in the title, but the recovery tools are the reason to pay.

Complete site reset in seconds. A full reset puts the site back to default values. A partial reset removes only the part you point at, which is what you want when you are hunting a bug and suspect one corner of the install. Fast, and deliberately destructive.

Automatic Snapshots for easy rollback. A Snapshot stores a copy of the site as it is now. You can take one yourself before a risky change, or let the plugin take them when certain actions and events happen. Plugin updates break sites on ordinary Tuesdays, and a restore point taken a minute before the update turns a lost afternoon into a two minute rollback.

Recover your site with Emergency Recovery Script. This is for the bad day: the white screen, the locked admin, the hacked or damaged site. The script works even when you cannot log in, so you are not dependent on your host's support queue to get back inside.

Bulk-install themes & plugins with Collections. Save the plugins and themes you install on every new site as a Collection, then install and activate the whole set from the cloud in one go. If you build more than a handful of sites a year, this alone removes a chore you repeat on each of them.

Manage sites and licenses from Dashboard. Client licenses, sites, Collections, Snapshots and Brands are controlled from one central hub. Remote site actions, including Snapshot stats and license sync, run from there too, with the license key hidden for security.

Who it's built for

People who build or look after WordPress sites for a living. Plugin and theme developers reset test installs many times a day. Freelancers and agencies set up the same base stack for each new client and then carry the maintenance afterwards, which is where Snapshots and the recovery script pay for themselves. White labeling is included, so the tool can sit on a client site under your own name.

If you run one blog and update it twice a year, you need a backup more than you need this. Reset tools are sharp, and they reward people who use them often enough to respect them.

The deal

License Tier 1 is $49, listed against $158, and covers 5 site licenses and 5 WPR cloud site licenses with 3 GB storage per cloud site license. License Tier 2 at $129 raises that to 50 site licenses and 15 cloud site licenses and adds remote actions and remote stats. License Tier 3 at $299 and License Tier 4 at $499 both give unlimited site licenses, full rebranding and a staging environment, with 30 and 60 cloud site licenses. Count the client sites you maintain today and buy for that number.

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