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ManageWP Worker

By ManageWP

View on WordPress.org
Active installs1M+
WP Rank score92.6
Rating4.6 / 5
Reviews680
Version4.9.39
Last updatedNov 2, 2026

Overview

ManageWP brings self-hosted WordPress sites into one dashboard for bulk maintenance, backups and monitoring. Core tools are free across unlimited sites, while automation and specialized services are charged per site and add-on.

ManageWP Worker is ranked #46 among WordPress.org plugins by WP Rank with a score of 92.6. It has 1,000,000+ active installs and 29,765,964 total downloads. Users rate it 4.6 out of 5 across 680 reviews. It was downloaded 249,504 times in the last 15 days. The latest release (4.9.39) was published on Nov 2, 2026. It is tested up to WordPress 7.1.4. 0% of its 1 support threads are resolved.

Install Trend

Based on the last 15 days of WordPress.org download stats.

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ManageWP Worker

Compatibility

Requires WordPress3.1
Tested up to7.1.4
Requires PHP-
AddedMar 10, 2011

Description

Centralized management and bulk actions across WordPress sites

ManageWP reduces the overhead of handling multiple WordPress sites from separate admin screens. Its dashboard gathers site data in one place, with one-click actions for updates, routine cleanup and security checks across sites.

This setup is most useful for people responsible for several sites who want a consolidated view and fewer repetitive maintenance tasks.

Backups, safe updates, and site transfers

Backups and update safeguards cover routine protection, while transfers require the premium Backup add-on.

  • Free backups: run monthly, incremental backups to off-site storage, with one-click restore, US or EU storage choice, and options to exclude files and folders.
  • Premium Backup: adds on-demand backups and hourly, daily or weekly schedules, giving sites with tighter recovery needs more frequent restore points.
  • Safe updates: create a backup before each update, check the site afterward and roll back automatically if a problem is detected; updates can be scheduled for quieter periods.
  • Cloning and migration: are bundled with premium Backup, so moving a site to a new server involves an additional paid service.

Monitoring, client reports, and premium add-ons

Basic checks and reporting are available for free, while automation, alerts and specialist tools sit behind premium add-ons.

  • Performance and security checks: free versions provide checks and logs; premium versions automate checks and can send email or SMS alerts.
  • Google Analytics: connect multiple accounts and view key metrics in one place, which can simplify reporting across sites.
  • Client Reports: free reports offer basic customization and on-demand delivery; premium adds white labeling and automation.
  • Additional add-ons: premium Uptime Monitor provides email and SMS notifications, SEO Ranking tracks rankings and keywords, and White Label lets users rename or hide the ManageWP Worker plugin.

A broad free tier with trade-offs in automation and support data

ManageWP makes its core management features available at no charge for unlimited self-hosted sites, but premium tools are priced per website and add-on, without an upfront charge. That model suits users who want to start with basic management and add paid services only where needed.

The FAQ describes round-the-clock support, an average response within one hour and 65% first-reply resolution; directory data shows a single support thread with none resolved. These figures describe different scopes, so the directory thread is too small a sample to establish a broader support pattern. ManageWP is among the directory’s most widely installed plugins, has an excellent rating across many reviews and was updated several weeks ago; readers weighing premium features should check the current per-site cost and support terms.