Main benefits
Complete installation backup
External backup services
Easy restore process
Database optimization
Email backup logs
About this plugin
Overview
Comprehensive Backup Options
- Save complete installation including /wp-content/
- Supports multiple backup formats: zip, tar, tar.gz
- Store backups to various external services like Dropbox, S3, FTP, and more
Easy Restoration
- Restore backups with just a few clicks from the WordPress backend
- Single backup .zip file for easy restoration
Database Management
- Database backup (requires mysqli)
- Optimize and repair database
- Check database integrity
Pro Version Features
- First-class support
- Additional storage options like Amazon Glacier, Google Drive, OneDrive, and HiDrive
- Encrypt backup archives and restore from encrypted backups
- Standalone app for backup restoration
Features list
Feature
Premium version
WordPress Installations
Allows up to 100 WordPress installations.
Updates
Provides updates for 365 days.
Premium Support
Includes premium support for 365 days.
Renewal
Renewal available for 365 days at $199.00.
Pricing
In some cases companies have different prices based on various components like a location. As a result the prices displayed here can differ from the ones you see on their websites.
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FAQ
How do I restore a backup?
My backup jobs don’t seem to run as scheduled.
Yuk! It says: “ERROR: No destination correctly defined for backup!”
A backup job has started, but nothing seems to be happening—not even when I re-start it manually.
I get this error message: The HTTP response test get a error “Connection time-out”
I get a fatal error: Can not create folder: […]/wp-content/backwpup-[…]-logs in […]/wp-content/plugins/backwpup/inc/class-job.php …
When I edit a job the Files tab loads forever.
I generated a list of my installed plugins, but it’s hard to read.
My web host notified me BackWPup was causing an inacceptable server load!
Can I cancel a running backup job via FTP?
Can I move the temp directory to a different location?
What do those placeholders in file names stand for?