MainWP Clone Extension

Setting up a new WordPress site from scratch takes time, and repeating the same build for every client or project adds up. Migrating a site by hand also calls for technical steps that many people would rather avoid. MainWP Clone Extension handles the copy for you, so a site you already have configured can become the starting point for the next one.

The extension runs inside the MainWP Dashboard and works with the Child plugins, so it needs no extra plugins or outside APIs. It is open source and self-hosted, which keeps your data under your control. You can create as many clones as you need, which suits agencies, client portfolios and blog networks that grow by repeating a proven setup.

Features

• Complete site duplication: Clone a whole WordPress site, including themes, plugins, settings, content and media, to create an exact replica at a new location.
• Works with MainWP Dashboard: The extension runs with the MainWP Dashboard and Child plugins, so no additional plugins or external APIs are needed to clone a site.
• Simple for any skill level: The interface is meant for users of any experience, so cloning does not call for technical skills or complicated configuration.
• No limit on clones: Create as many clones as your work requires, whether you manage several client sites or grow a network of blogs.
• Automated cloning process: The copy is automated, which cuts the manual work of rebuilding a site and leaves more time for the rest of your projects.
• Self-hosted and private: As an open-source, self-hosted tool, it keeps your data private and under your control, which helps protect client information.
• Clone policy settings: Clone settings reject an invalid or unreadable site selection instead of saving a partial policy, and saves report when they cannot be completed.
• Abilities API support: WordPress Abilities API support lets you view and manage Clone policy settings, with protection against conflicting changes when settings are saved.

Best for

• Web agencies managing many client WordPress sites
• Developers who reuse one configured site as a starting point
• Owners of blog networks or affiliate site groups