Staatic Cloud runs your WordPress site and hosts its static publication, so you have no server to maintain. New to Staatic Cloud? Start with Getting started.
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Getting started with Staatic Cloud
Create your first Staatic Cloud site, log in to its managed WordPress instance, and run your first publication from the cloud dashboard.
Account and Free Trial
Staatic account registration, the 14-day free trial and its limits, choosing a plan, what happens when the trial ends, and closing your account.
Importing a WordPress Site
Import an existing WordPress site into a new Staatic Cloud site from a backup ZIP: supported formats, upload options, the review step, and next steps.
Team Access
Add team members to your Staatic Cloud account and set their account and site permissions, WordPress Login, and access to WordPress credentials.
Custom Domain
Connect a custom domain to a Staatic Cloud site instead of the onstaatic.com subdomain: add the domain, set up DNS, handle apex domains, choose redirects.
Origin Rules
Forward dynamic paths such as REST routes or form handlers from a Staatic Cloud site to its WordPress or your server. Covers the always-on add-on.
WordPress Backups
Create, restore, and download backups of your Staatic Cloud WordPress instance, and see when automated backups run.
WordPress Multisite
Run a WordPress Multisite network on Staatic Cloud, where each site publishes with its own destination, domain, and credentials. Includes current limits.
SFTP Access
Find the SFTP connection details for your managed WordPress instance in the Staatic portal, with a few recommended SFTP clients.
phpMyAdmin
Open phpMyAdmin from the Staatic portal for direct access to a site's WordPress database. Use it with care for advanced maintenance and troubleshooting.
Deleting a Site
A deleted Staatic Cloud site goes offline within minutes. Support can restore it for 30 days, and it is permanently deleted after 60 days.