CMS Commander – Manage Multiple Sites

Description

With CMS Commander you can manage multiple WordPress sites from a single powerful dashboard. We help you control, monitor and backup all your websites – no matter if you have one or hundreds.

But CMS Commander is more than just another WordPress management solution. We do also provide you with essential marketing tools to optimize your content and better monetize your sites. With CMS Commander you will save time and earn more.

The full list of things you can do with CMS Commander is long. Have a look at our features page on cmscommander.com to get a full overview of how we can help you manage WordPress.

The following are some of our 3,000+ users favorite features:

Manage

• All your WordPress sites in one powerful dashboard.
• Update plugins, themes and WordPress itself on all blogs.
• Do everything in bulk! Install plugins on multiple sites, manage users, bulk edit content and more.

Monitor

• Google Analytics integration: View aggregated traffic stats of your whole site network.
• Uptime monitoring built in.
• Backlink and pagespeed tracking

Optimize

• Over 20 APIs provide affiliate ads, images, videos and other useful free content you can use.
• Monetize your sites better by posting relevant ads and affiliate products.
• Improve your articles with free creative commons images and other high quality content

Backup

• Create full backups of your sites and restore then with a single click
• Schedule automatic backup tasks and save your backups to Dropbox, Google Drive or Amazon S3
• Copy an entire website with our powerful “Clone” tools.

Sounds good? Sign up for your free account now to get started with CMS Commander!

A free trial account allows you to test all of our features for 14 days. See here for more details about our premium plans.

The CMS Commander WordPress plugin handles the secure communication between your individual websites and your WordPress management dashboard at cmscommander.com and needs to be installed on each site you want to manage remotely with us.

Credits: Vladimir Prelovac for his worker plugin on which the CMS Commander plugin is based.

License

This file is part of the CMS Commander Plugin.

The CMS Commander Plugin is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

The CMS Commander Plugin is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with CMS Commander. If not, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

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Installation

1. Upload the plugin folder to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Go to the “Plugins” page in your WordPress admin and activate the CMS Commander plugin
3. Visit CMSCommander.com and sign up for free to add your site
4. Login to your CMS Commander account and add your sites.

FAQ

Why Do I Need CMS Commander?

If you own many WordPress sites you certainly know how cumbersome it can be to take care of them all. CMS Commander changes that: By managing all your sites in bulk from a single dashboard you can save a lot of time. Furthermore CMS Commander also helps you monetize your sites and secures them by creating automatic backups.

Is CMS Commander Free?

CMS Commander is a premium service but a 14 day trial account (no payment details needed) is available to allow you to test all our features. For details please refer to our pricing page.

Is CMS Commander secure?

Yes, we take security serious and implemented lots of safeguards to keep your managed sites secure. It the 5+ years that CMS Commander has been operating there has been no security incident as a result of our care. You do not need to enter admin passwords to manage sites in your CMS Commander account and all communication is sent through a secure SSL-encrypted connection. You can furthermore secure your CMS Commander account with 2-factor authentication.

Does CMS Commander leave a footprint?

No, CMS Commander does not leave a footprint on the sites you manage with it since it operated entirely in the back end. Our service is save to use with PBNs and can not be detected.

Reviews

thank you

cms kings March 16, 2021

alot of hard work went into this because there is very little like it

Buyer Beware!

LynnR321 September 3, 2020

I have been a loyal customer of CMS Commander for several years now. It was a straightforward backup tool which was about all I needed -until it quite working. I’d get it fixed and then an upgrade or something would happen and it would break -without any warning to me that it was broken. Which is not good with backups! Support, which is on an opposite time zone from the US, is slow to respond and difficult to navigate to find your own answers. The plugin update tool seems to work about 50/50 of the time. The worst part is that if you use their service and get an annual license, which auto renews each year -without any notification via email to you- is that they will not refund any part upon cancellation! I asked for a prorated refund and this is what they said, “You are of course free to cancel your subscription at any time but please note that for yearly payments a partial refund of unused time is not a possibility. The point of the yearly payments is to offer you additional savings but at the cost of a longer time commitment.” I’ve set my calendar to watch the upgrade this next year so it doesn’t slip by! Until then I’ll have to bite the bullet and put up with sub-par backup services. ManageWP with their $2/per site, per month backups is a MUCH better consistent service and deal!

Perfect Tool to manage my WordPress sites

beat.k April 10, 2017

Compared to other tools with CMS Commander i have all the options that are important to me in one single plugin: backup, site cloning, updates, even bulk plugin transfers from one to another site and many more. Clear overview of all my sites, settings, plugins, themes. With a simple and transparent subscription who covers all the great functionality, without extra plugins and subscriptions needed for some functionality, as it is with offers from the competitors.

The best tool for managing multiple WP sites.

buzzfish September 3, 2016

I manage a lot of websites for clients and I have researched and tried many different WP management tools. CMS commander works amazing and gives the most bang for the buck. Responsiveness of the support is great.

OMG you read my mind

September 3, 2016

I logged into my CMS commander account today looking to see if it had a very specific feature I need. I was thinking of moving to another manager if it was not there. The coolest thing happened. I log in daily. But today. When I logged in looking for this special feature, there was a huge announcement at the top of the screen that the feature had just been added!!! You read my mind. thank you thank you thank you!!! Edit: It just keeps getting better. New (useful) features all the time.

Across the board great!

JeremyBoost September 3, 2016

We’ve made the switch from another well known WP manager to CMS Commander and haven’t looked back! We’re managing over 50 sites and everything runs great, from auto updates to auto backups. Support is very responsive and helpful as well. I couldn’t recommend this enough!

Contributors & Developers

Changelog

2.288

• Fixes a security issue, which could affect sites with this plugin active that were not yet added to the CMS Commander dashboard
• Compatibility fix for php8

2.287

• Further php8 compatibility fixes

2.286

• Fixes related to compatibility with php8

2.285

• Updates Google Drive backups to account for API changes that broke upload for certain server configs.

2.282

• Version change only, because WordPress was not recognizing an available update for previous hotfix version 2.272 to 2.28.

2.28

• Fixes a problem that prevented automatic backup tasks from processing correctly

2.27

• Bugfixes related to latest updates

2.26

• Several fixes for new Dropbox API V2 implementation

2.25

• Adds support for Dropbox API V2

2.24

• Fixes custom post types not returning properly when searching a site for content.
• Improves search for specific keywords in content when searching multiple sites.
• Adds setting to CMS Commander editor to allow users to change the permalink.

2.23

• Bug fix: Repairs the search posts feature in CMS Commander, which has not been working correctly.

2.22

• Security fix
• Minor performance improvements for database cleanups

2.21

• Improvements to the backup procedure and performance
• Improves compatibility with InfiniteWP and ManageWP
• Fixes to the optimization and database cleanup feature
• Various minor bug fixes

2.20

• Better backup performance in cases where certain other plugins or backup solutions are used
• Improved syncing of new updates and comments with the dashboard
• Several minor fixes

2.19

• Fix: Bug that prevented certain premium plugin updates from being reported
• Fix: Better recognization of available updates

2.18

• Fix: Changes to the cleanup feature to make it work more reliably
• Several minor fixes

2.17

• Fix: Bug that could cause backup tasks to not get deleted correctly
• Fix: Bug that caused php warnings being thrown and saved to the log
• Fix: Plugin was not getting deactivated properly when site was deleted from CMS Commander

2.16

• Fix: Fixes a bug with the 1-click login feature that had been introduced by the previous update

2.15

• Added: Support for updates of premium plugins
• Added: Bulk edit posts feature
• Improved: Performance of the client plugin

2.13

• Added: New classes for Dropbox, S3 and Google Drive integration
• Improved: Performance of remote backup uploads for large sites
• Fixed: Bug with Google Analytics verification

2.12

• Added: Support for new deploy WordPress feature
• Fixed: Improved performance for backup tasks on larger sites

2.11

• Added: Backlink tracking
• Added: Pagespeed tracking
• Fixed: Incompatibility with Ninja Forms and possibly other plugins

2.10

• Fixed: Bug that prevented Backups from being uploaded to Dropbox
• Improved: Support for sites using SSL

2.09

• Fixed: Bug that prevents CMS Commander dashboard to recognize the latest version of the client was installed.

2.08

• Added: Improved post editor with presets for product/forum posts
• Fixed: Several minor bug fixes and code enhancements

2.07

• Added: Copy plugin settings feature for certain popular plugins
• Added: Easier way to readd and remove websites from an account
• Fix: Prevents deleted or paused backup tasks from running in certain situations.
• Update: New Amazon S3 class

2.06

• Added: database optimization feature
• Added: clear spam comments and misc tools feature
• Fixed: Improved automatic updating of CMS Commander client

2.05

• Added: Activity log
• Fixed: Bug that prevented correct password setup on bulk user account creation
• Fixed: Improved automatic plugin and theme updates

2.04

• Added: New comments managements features: reply to comments, bulk delete and empty trash/spam
• Added: Support for connecting multiple Google Analytics accounts
• Added: Dashboard site data is updated automatically in regular intervals

2.03

• Added: Support for managing automatic updates on all WordPress blogs
• Added: Ignore or install single plugin updates on the dashboard
• Fixed: Minor bugs related to WP 3.8

2.02

• First release in WP plugin directory.