Demo environment
Try the migration

BladeCP + WordPress

Move a WordPress site to BladeCP in a few clicks.

This is a sample WordPress site, made for trying the BladeCP WordPress Migrator. The plugin checks the site, connects to your BladeCP account and moves the files and the database to Fast Deploy, while this site keeps working.

Try the migration How it works
  • The site keeps working, the plugin only reads from it
  • Short steps that resume after a timeout

Migration package

What goes with the migration

Real numbers from this WordPress, counted on the server. This is what the plugin packs and sends to BladeCP.

Pages

4

Home, About this demo, Frequently asked questions and Blog, all built from theme patterns.

Read about this demo
Blog posts

9

3 posts in each language: English, Portuguese and Spanish, each with a featured image and one more in the text.

Open the blog
Images

11

7.9 MB in the media library, in 73 files with every size WordPress creates.

See the sample media
Theme

BladeCP Demo

Version 1.0.0, a child theme of Twenty Twenty-Five with its own patterns. Both themes travel with the site.

See what the site includes
Active plugin

1

BladeCP WordPress Migrator, which checks the site, packs its files and database and sends them to Fast Deploy.

See how it works

Official plugin

Bring this experience to your WordPress

Explore the BladeCP WordPress Migrator, follow the project on GitHub, and download the latest version when it becomes available.

View on GitHub Download plugin

How it works

From this site to BladeCP, in four steps

The whole flow lives on one screen of the dashboard. This site keeps working the whole time.

  1. 1

    Sign in as a visitor

    The Try the migration button opens the dashboard of this demo with a visitor account made for the test. The plugin is under Tools > BladeCP WordPress Migrator.

  2. 2

    Connect your BladeCP account

    The plugin opens the BladeCP Hub, where you sign in and choose the server that receives the site. You come back automatically, with no key to copy.

  3. 3

    Check, package and send

    A short check looks at versions, sizes, free disk space and PHP limits. Then one click builds a package with the files and the database and sends it to BladeCP.

  4. 4

    Approve and see it live

    Follow each phase on the same screen, open the preview of the migrated site, confirm the domain when asked and approve. Then point the domain to BladeCP.

Try the migration Frequently asked questions

From the blog

Notes on moving WordPress sites

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