For freelancers & developers

Stop context-switching every time a client site breaks.

Managing WordPress for multiple clients means the same problems keep repeating across different sites -- and you usually hear about them from the client first. WPFixAgent centralizes monitoring, diagnosis, and safe repair for every site you maintain, so you find out before they do, and you're not starting from zero each time.

One

Dashboard

Every

Client site

Before

The client notices

Real

Repair history

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A typical week

Monitor everything at onceEvery connected client site reports health and uptime into one place, not ten separate inboxes.
Review the Issue CenterNew findings are already ranked by severity across your whole fleet.
Fix or auto-fixHandle what needs review yourself; let low-risk, allowlisted issues queue automatically.
Verify and move onEach repair confirms itself before you consider it done.
Report when neededPull a real summary for a client instead of writing one from memory.

Repair playbook

1

Monitor everything at once

Every connected client site reports health and uptime into one place, not ten separate inboxes.

2

Review the Issue Center

New findings are already ranked by severity across your whole fleet.

3

Fix or auto-fix

Handle what needs review yourself; let low-risk, allowlisted issues queue automatically.

4

Verify and move on

Each repair confirms itself before you consider it done.

5

Report when needed

Pull a real summary for a client instead of writing one from memory.

Find out first

Independent uptime monitoring and connector health checks mean you're the one who notices a problem -- not the client emailing you about it.

Less repetitive manual troubleshooting

Supported issues can be fixed directly from the Issue Center, and low-risk ones can queue automatically through Safe Auto Fix, instead of repeating the same manual steps on every site.

A real record per site

Repair history, incidents, and audit logs stay attached to the correct website, so you're not relying on memory or scattered notes when a client asks what happened.

Client-ready reports

Generate a period-based summary of uptime, repairs, and incidents for a site -- useful for a recurring client update without extra write-up work.

Emergency recovery when a site is fully down

FTP/SFTP-based recovery works even for a site that's down before you've ever installed anything on it -- useful for picking up a new client mid-crisis.

Built around how independent developers actually work

No hosting/FTP/SSH credentials required for standard pairing

Every site's history stays separate and attached to that site

Safe Auto Fix only touches allowlisted, low-risk actions

Scales from one site to a full client roster on the same account

Practical guidance

Go deeper before changing a live site.

Open documentation

Critical errors

How to Fix a WordPress Critical Error Without Making It Worse

Recover from the WordPress critical error screen with a controlled process that protects evidence, creates a restore point, isolates the cause, and verifies the result.

Read guide

Auto repair

WordPress Auto Repair: What Should Be Automated and What Needs Review?

Automation should resolve known, reversible WordPress conditions while risky database, malware, and hosting failures remain review-driven.

Read guide

Backups

Local vs Off-Site WordPress Backups: What a Recovery Plan Needs

Local restore points make repairs fast, while off-site copies protect against hosting and disk failure. A serious recovery plan needs clear roles for both.

Read guide

FAQ

Common questions

How many sites can I manage on one account?

Site limits scale by plan -- see Pricing for current limits per tier.

Do I need to give WPFixAgent my clients' hosting passwords?

No. Standard pairing uses a one-time token generated from the dashboard -- no hosting, FTP, SSH, or database password is required. Hosting credentials are only used for the optional emergency recovery path, entered once and never stored.

Can I control which repairs run automatically per site?

Yes -- Auto Repair Policy is configurable per website, and only ever includes low-risk, allowlisted actions regardless of settings.

Is this meant to replace me, or support me?

Support. Repairs run through registered, allowlisted playbooks with verification and rollback -- it handles the repetitive and well-understood parts so you can focus on what actually needs a developer's judgment.

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