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If you have multiple installations of WordPress sites across various hosts and are tired of managing and updating them one site at a time, look no further. The following is a list of solutions to help you update all of your WordPress installations all from one location.
| Application | 10 sites | 30 sites | 50 sites | comments | website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CMS Commander | $12 | $20 | $30 | Offers many options | more info |
| iControlWP | $15 | $29 | $49 | Charges .85 to $1.20 for each additional site | more info |
| InfiniteWP | free | free | free | Self hosted and has upgrade options | more info |
| iThemes Sync | $50 | $50 | $90 | Offers 10 site updates for free | more info |
| JetPack Site Management | free | free | free | Requires JetPack plugin and WordPress.com access | more info |
| MainWP | free | free | free | Offers paid extensions | more info |
| ManageWP | $21 | $60 | $75 | Offers variable pricing depending on qty of sites | more info |
| My Sites Manager | free | free | free | Utilizes a plugin and is currently free | more info |
| WP Remote | free | free | free | Plugin hasn't been updated and no support | more info |
| WP SiteStack | $37 | $37 | $37 | Updates only one host instance | more info |
| WPDash | $18 | $30 | $100 | Has auto updates; no middle ground pricing | more info |
| WP Pipeline | – | – | – | Charges $9.97 a month | more info |
Of course updating WordPress isn’t the end all requirement to manage WordPress. Many of the applications above offer upgraded services which provide automated backups, up-time notifications and monitoring, analytics, client reporting, post content and more.
What’s your favorite application to manage multiple WordPress installations?
Phelan Riessen has a diverse range of interests and skills, including font and web design, entrepreneurship, rapid MVP, travel, and community building.
