We've seen migrations go wrong, and we've solved every problem imaginable. Now, we're bringing that expertise directly to your doorstep!. Learn how Duplicator's new hands-off migration service can save you time and effort 👇.

What if your only backup lived on the server that just crashed? . Backup redundancy protects your WordPress site from losing everything after one error. Is your redundancy plan ready? If not, our latest post will help you 👇.

FTP backups are a straightforward way to store a copy of your site away from your main server. In our newest blog post, you'll learn:. 👉 The basics of FTP (File Transfer Protocol).👉 How to set up automatic FTP backups. Set up secure FTP backups now 👇.

Redirect chains happen when multiple redirects link in sequence, slowing down access to content. They can waste your crawl budget and slow down page loads, impacting your SEO. Here are the best redirect checker tools to help you fix these issues 👇.

Want to learn more about the differences between All-in-One WP Migration and Duplicator? Read this post 👇.

Cost-Effective for Professionals. Whether you’re freelancing or running an agency, our clear licensing terms support your business model without headaches.

Granular Control. With Duplicator, you can customize every part of your backup. Include or exclude specific files, folders, or database tables. It'll give you the flexibility to create custom backups and even pre-built WordPress installs.

Restore Without the Dashboard. Other backup plugins require a functional WordPress dashboard for restorations. Duplicator lets you restore sites independently of WordPress, so there’s no need to log in. It'll repair broken sites easily!.

No More Upload Limits. Our two-file system allows you to back up and migrate any site size. We also have a custom DupArchive file built to handle large site backups and avoid upload size restrictions mid-migration.

All-in-One WP Migration used to be a reliable tool for WordPress migrations. Recently, we've seen users becoming frustrated with upload limits and costly extensions. Here's why Duplicator is your best alternative 🧵.

It's easy to panic if your site is down and you only have a .sql file to restore it. Even when you only have a database backup, you can still get your website back online! . Here's a detailed roadmap to recover from this situation 👇.

Your website's down, and you're buried under a mountain of outdated backup files. Where's the file you actually need?. A backup retention policy allows you to have the right backups at the right time. Create your site's backup retention policy here 👇.

A search & replace plugin can help you avoid these errors. We tried the most popular options out there. Here are the best ones 👇.

We once saw a site's layout crumble from a simple URL change. Why? Serialized data. WordPress stores settings with character counts. A basic search & replace operation might break that count and corrupt your data.

Your WordPress backups might be failing silently. With backup monitoring, you'll spot issues before they turn into disasters. Ready to get more confidence in your backups? Set up backup monitoring 👇.

See exactly how James Thomas reduced his backup and migration time to mere minutes (all while avoiding downtime) 👇.

By cutting down on technical headaches, James had more time to focus on creative work and client satisfaction. His projects — once a source of stress — became opportunities for growth and innovation.

Transferring the site to a new server had never been easier. Duplicator handled the setup automatically, keeping everything intact. Custom settings, theme files, database entries — all preserved 🎉.

With Duplicator, James created a full backup straight from the WordPress dashboard — no server backend or complex setup required. Everything was compressed into a neat package.

He needed to quickly clone a hospice website for a new project, so he looked for better alternatives to FTP. He found Duplicator, a plugin promising to simplify migrations to a drag-and-drop process. Could it really be that easy? 🤔.

James used to spend countless hours manually backing up and migrating sites using FTP. If you've used FTP before, you know how slow and error-prone it can be.