SiteVault stores backups in YOUR cloud - Amazon S3, Google Cloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, FTP, or SFTP. No quotas, no monthly fees, no vendor lock-in. Scheduled incremental backups, AES-256 encryption, one-click staging environments, host-to-host migration with auto URL remapping. Free open source version on WP.org.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Jameson, solo dev at Royal Plugins.
WordPress backups got captured by SaaS. UpdraftPlus Vault, BlogVault, Solid Backups — they all push you onto their cloud with per-site quotas and monthly fees. Stop paying and you lose your backups. The "free" alternatives crash on shared hosting the second your site grows past a few GB.
So I built SiteVault. The free version on WP.org handles manual backups, one-click restore, and migration packages with auto URL remapping — no account, no caps, no SaaS dependency. Just released a WordPress Playground live preview so you can try the dashboard in your browser without installing anything.
SiteVault Pro adds:
- Scheduled incremental backups — hourly/daily/weekly/monthly to your own cloud
- 6 storage destinations — S3, Google Cloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, FTP, SFTP
- AES-256 encryption at rest in your storage
- One-click staging environments — clone production, push changes back when ready
- Host-to-host migration with auto URL remapping + serialized data handling
- WooCommerce + Multisite support
- REST API for CI/CD
- Email notifications on success or failure
- Site Health monitor (Business tier) — SSL, disk, Core Web Vitals checked every 12hr
- Slack/Discord alerts (Agency tier) — real-time push for failures
Free version on WP.org: https://wordpress.org/plugins/si...
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