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.
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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