Documentation

Install and configure the Staatic plugin, publish and deploy your site, extend Staatic with hooks, and run sites on Staatic Cloud.

Start here

Pick how you run Staatic. Each path starts with the first few pages to read.

Managed hosting

Staatic Cloud runs your WordPress site and hosts its static publication, so you have no server to maintain.

Create your first site Log in to its managed WordPress and run your first publication.
Your account and trial Registration, the free trial, choosing a plan and what happens when the trial ends.
Import an existing site Bring a WordPress site in from a backup.
Connect your domain Use your own domain instead of the onstaatic.com subdomain.

Self-hosted

Install the free plugin or Premium on your own WordPress and deploy the static site to the hosting you choose.

Check the requirements WordPress, PHP and extension requirements, plus static-site limitations.
Prepare WordPress Move the dynamic installation to a separate location and restrict access to it.
Install the plugin Install it in WordPress or with Composer.
Run your first publication Start a publication from the WordPress admin bar.

Each guide with its first pages, in the order of the menu.

Prepare your WordPress site for Staatic, check the requirements, install the plugin, troubleshoot problems, and review the release notes.

Configure Staatic, choose a deployment method, set up integrations, and run WP-CLI commands to publish and manage static WordPress sites.

Extend Staatic with WordPress action and filter hooks to customize tasks, crawling, transformers, post-processing, deployment methods, and settings.

Publish your site from the WordPress admin bar and review the result of each publication, including its logs and resources.

Set up and manage sites on Staatic Cloud: the managed WordPress instance, publishing, custom domains, team access, backups and more.

Reference for the Staatic REST API: sites, deployments, forms, form submissions and search indexes.

A publication that doesn’t start, stalls or fails? The troubleshooting guide covers the most common publication errors.

Still stuck? Contact us, choose Technical support and add the Site Health report.