Every feature, and which edition has it

Every page, stylesheet, script and image, deployed together as one publication.

Start, follow or cancel a publication from the WordPress toolbar.

Publish only the URLs or file paths you choose. On Community, the selection replaces the static site.

Publish a few pages and keep every other page as it was.

Publishes edited posts and terms, plus the archive pages that list them.

Pick which taxonomy, author and date archives it refreshes.

A “Publish with Staatic” panel publishes the page you are editing, or everything.

Publishing or updating a post publishes the changes; deleting one starts a full publication. Schedules run on WP-Cron.

Publish to a separate preview address first, selections and Publish Changes included.

Build and check a publication while the live site stays as it is.

Stop a publication from the admin bar, after its current task.

Put a previous build back live without crawling again.

A maintenance page never reaches your public site.

Follow a running publication on its own page.

Who started it, which type, crawl and deploy time, and the number of resources, redirects and failures.

Every resource and log line of each publication, with log export.

Download any past publication as a zip archive.

The latest publication’s status and log on the WordPress dashboard.

Checks permalinks, the work directory, the background worker and loopback requests.

Removes publications older than 7 days or beyond the latest 10. The live, preview and latest ones stay.

Point links at your destination URL, or keep them relative so the site works on any domain.

Include pages and files that no page links to.

Leave pages out of the static site.

Redirects found while crawling are kept, and you can add your own.

Rank Math, Redirection, Safe Redirect Manager, Simple 301 Redirects and Yoast SEO Premium.

Serve your own “page not found” page.

Crawled and rewritten to the static address, /wp-sitemap.xml included.

HTTP Basic Auth, a custom origin URL or your own CA bundle, for WordPress behind a login or a proxy.

Concurrent requests, delays, timeouts and a time limit.

Force internal links to lowercase, or switch parsers for unusual theme markup.

A folder on the same server, with Apache or Nginx configuration written for you.

Any S3 endpoint. Set a CloudFront distribution ID to clear its cache after each deploy.

Commits the site to a branch, with a commit message you set.

With a generated netlify.toml for redirects, headers and the 404 page.

Upload to any server with a password or an SSH key.

Download the whole site as one archive.

Amazon S3, GitHub and a local directory can keep files that are already there.

Register a custom deployment target with hooks.

Set up for you. Uploads Sync speeds up full publications for large media libraries.

Connect on their own. Ninja Forms is not supported.

Add data-staatic to a form, with an optional redirect URL, honeypot field and file attachments.

A honeypot field or reCAPTCHA when the form has one, then Akismet on every submission that passes.

Email to you, an automatic reply to the sender, and a webhook for Zapier.

View, delete and mark submissions in WordPress or the Staatic dashboard.

Suggestions and highlighted matches in place of the WordPress search box, updated when you publish.

A page you choose lists every match, with page numbers. Old /?s= links land there.

Pick the post types and the number of results, rebuild the index, or restyle the box with CSS.

Preview publications keep their own search results.

Send paths such as /wp-json/* to your WordPress, or to your own server or bucket. Up to 10 rules per site; your plan sets how many go to your own servers.

WordPress pauses after 15 minutes without use. Always-on keeps it running. Rules to your WordPress need it.

10 GiB of storage per site. Only visits to the public site count toward bandwidth.

Visitors get finished pages over HTTPS from a location near them, one of 250+ on Amazon CloudFront (400+ on Enterprise).

Apex domains work too. Without one, the site runs on a .live.onstaatic.com address.

Daily backups kept for 7 days, weekly for 3 weeks and monthly for 3 months, plus your own. Restore or download any of them.

Upload an All-in-One WP Migration, UpdraftPlus or Duplicator backup, a cPanel or DirectAdmin backup, or a ZIP or tar.gz of your files and database. Staatic takes a backup before the import, and restores it if the import fails.

Edit your WordPress files directly. Each site has its own SFTP server.

Direct access to the WordPress database.

Switch versions from the dashboard.

Behind its own password prompt, so bots and visitors can’t reach its login page or admin.

Collaborators on the sites you select on every paid plan; administrators and members on Professional and up. The trial includes both. Separate rights for site access, site management and form moderation.

Open WP Admin from the Staatic dashboard without sharing WordPress passwords.

Separate credentials for production, staging and development.

Each site in a network publishes on its own, with its own settings and destination.

Run publications from a cron job or a deploy pipeline. A failed run exits with a non-zero status.

Publish what changed, or merge a selection into the live site, from the command line.

Hooks for publications, URL processing and extensions.

Set options such as STAATIC_DEPLOYMENT_METHOD per environment.

Install Community or Premium from packages.staatic.com with your subscription key.

Manage sites, deployments, forms and notifications with OAuth client credentials.

Built-in adjustments, so these plugins and themes publish without extra setup.

Deploy tokens, passwords and SSH keys are encrypted, with your own STAATIC_KEY if you set one.

A secret you can rotate proves that a forwarded request came from Staatic.