Capabilities
Everything the weekly maintenance round needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
Seven capabilities, each with the plan it unlocks on the label. The first three define the product; the other four keep it honest.
The core three
What you open WPControl for.
Multi-site console
Every client site as one row of evidence: health verdict, WP/PHP version, pending updates, last heartbeat. Select any set of rows and act on all of them at once.
AI command layer
State the intent in plain language. The agent resolves which sites match, shows you exactly what changes per site, and waits for confirmation before anything destructive.
“Update Yoast SEO everywhere except the stores”
11 sites match · 2 stores excluded · awaiting confirmation
Automation engine
WordPress triggers and actions across many sites, from seeded templates. Auto-update minor core, snapshot before plugin updates, alert when uptime dips. Runs while you sleep.
The supporting four
What keeps the core three accountable.
Uptime monitoring
Per-site checks with Up / Down / Degraded states and a 30-day uptime figure you can put in front of a client.
Scheduled reports
Per-client email or PDF summaries of updates applied, uptime and backup state, on a weekly or monthly cadence.
WooCommerce analytics
A read-only cross-store view of revenue, orders and products. Stores are flagged automatically, so commands can exclude them.
WordPress connector
A 40 KB plugin you install per site. Authenticated with a pair key, self-updating, no front-end footprint.
Unlock order
Every capability names its plan.
No feature page that hides the catch. If a capability needs a higher tier, the badge on its card says so — and the full number breakdown lives on the pricing page.
Try all seven on your own fleet.
Every plan starts with 14 days free, connector included. No card required.