Command CenterMonitoring
WordPress uptime monitoring with email alerts
Scheduled checks, response times, 7- and 30-day uptime, and an email when a site goes down or recovers.
- Response time
- 7-day
- 30-day
- Email alerts
WordPress plugin
Manage multiple WordPress sites from one dashboard
Manage multiple WordPress sites from one place: uptime, plugins, content, users and one-click login, over a signed channel each site owner controls.
Self-hosted · WordPress 5.8+ · PHP 7.4+
Connector
Each site owner stays in control
The free connector plugin on each site decides what the dashboard may do, and logs every command.
- Plugins
- Themes
- Users
- Content
- Settings
- Login
Security
Signed on every request
Only the key holder can ask, and only for what the site owner allows.
HMAC-SHA256
Every command is signed with the site key and verified in constant time.
No replays
A five-minute window and a one-time nonce on each request.
Short-lived logins
One-click login links are single-use and expire in two minutes.
Guarded settings
Site URL, credentials and other dangerous options are refused.
Remote control
Update plugins on multiple WordPress sites
Plugins
Install from WordPress.org or a zip URL, activate, update and delete.
Themes
List and switch themes on any connected site.
Users
List users and create new ones.
Content
Publish, edit or delete in any registered post type.
Settings
Read and change a safe, whitelisted set.
One-click login
Open any site’s admin without a password.
Pricing
Manage multiple WordPress sites, free
Free
$0
- Dashboard and connector plugins
- Uptime monitoring and email alerts
- Plugins, themes, users and content
- One-click login
- Per-site permissions and activity log
FAQ
Managing multiple WordPress sites
Does this need WordPress Multisite?
No. It manages separate, standalone WordPress installs on any host. A Multisite network works too, but is not required.
What do I install on the sites I manage?
The free Client Site Connector plugin. It creates the site key and verifies every signed request from your dashboard.
How do I connect a site?
Activate the connector, copy its connection string from Settings → Command Center, and paste it into Command Center → Sites on your dashboard.
Is there a free version?
Yes. Both plugins are free, with no limit on the number of sites.
Can I limit what the dashboard can do?
Yes. Each site’s Permissions panel switches off plugins, themes, users, content, settings or login, and a switched-off group is refused even with a valid signature.
How do I disconnect a dashboard?
Regenerate the site key on the connector’s settings page. Every existing connection stops working at once.
How accurate is the uptime monitoring?
Checks run on WP-Cron, so point a real server cron at the dashboard for minute-accurate monitoring.