WordPress site management for agencies & freelancers
You’re the boss.
The Foreman runs the crew 24/7/365.
WP Foreman puts a crew on every client site, and the Foreman keeps them on the job: updates, backups, inspections and monitoring around the clock, every result checked, and a report waiting for you. You set the rules and sign off.
First website free · No card needed
Updater
Inspector
Lockup
Reporter
“Morning, boss. I cleared 41 updates overnight. Two need your eyes.”
Step 1 · You
Set the site rules
When plugin, theme and WordPress updates are allowed to run, which ones go live on their own, which wait for your OK, and who gets alerted.
Step 2 · The crew
The crew works the shift
Updates, inspections, backups and sweeps on every site, each checked against your rules.
Step 3 · You
Sign off over coffee
One summary in the morning. Approve, reject, or ask why. Then get on with your day.
Meet the crew.
The Foreman runs a crew of seven on every site. Each one has a trade, and you can tell them apart by their eyes. They do the work, check it, and report back to you, the boss.
Crew 01 · Rivet, updater
Clears the punch list
Core, plugins and themes on every site. One click, or on the schedule you set.
Crew 02 · Safety officer
Measures twice
Backs the site up before every change, then compares before-and-after screenshots and flags any page that changed, so you can restore the pre-update backup.
Crew 03 · Inspector
Walks every page
Before-and-after screenshots and error checks on key pages, plus PageSpeed scores tracked over time. Pulls each site’s traffic from Google Analytics 4, Plausible or Umami, too.
Crew 04 · Lockup, Backups
Full once, then only what changed
Encrypted incremental backups, kept 90 days. Restore or migrate from any point. Keep them in your own Google Drive, Dropbox or Amazon S3 too.
Crew 05 · Watchman
Knows first
Uptime checks every minute, confirmed from a second region, plus SSL and domain expiry alerts, before your client calls.
Crew 06 · Sweeper
Sweeps for hazards
Vulnerable and abandoned plugins flagged across every site, with the fix in the alert.
Crew 07 · Reporter
Does the paperwork
Plain-English client reports on your letterhead. Clients see your brand, not ours.
Foreman’s controls
Rules & job log
Decide what ships on its own and what needs your sign-off. Every action is logged with who did it, even changes made in wp-admin.
The paperwork
Reports your clients actually read.
No wall of plugin names. A plain-English summary of what the crew did and why it matters, on your letterhead, with before-and-after screenshots of every update. PDF or live link, on your schedule.
bakerandvine.com
Your site was online all month. We installed 12 updates, including a security fix for your contact form, and checked every key page afterwards. Mobile pages now load faster, so customers on phones wait less.
Uptime
100%
Updates
12
Backups
31
Next on the
job board.
Customers help decide what the crew learns next.
Just shipped
Ask the Foreman
Ask what needs attention across every site, and approve the jobs it proposes. On every plan.
Just shipped
Form tester
An agent submits your clients’ forms on a schedule and confirms the leads still arrive.
Coming next
The Foreman inside your sites
Ask it to edit a page, set up SEO or change settings, and approve each change.
Coming next
Host connections
Server-level control for xCloud and GridPane, with more hosts to follow.
Simple pricing.
Every feature, every plan.
Pay per site, get every feature. Backups, updates, uptime, security, visual checks, client reports and the Foreman are on every plan.
Free forever, with every feature. No card needed.
Sites 2–100. Drops to $1.79 for 101–250 and $1.59 for 251+.
Yearly is 10× the monthly rate. Unlimited team members on monthly and yearly plans.
Example: 25 sites is $47.76 a month. ManageWP charges per add-on, per site.
Your sites.
Your call.
Their shift.
Your first website is free. No card needed.
Built by Nate Baldwin, a WordPress agency owner who ran client sites on ManageWP for 12 years, then decided to build the tool he kept waiting for.
