Site Manager

The Site Manager (/sites) lists every website on your account in one place — static sites, WordPress installs, Node.js/Python/Ruby/Java applications, and sites created via other installers (Drupal, Joomla, OpenCart, etc.) — grouped by type.

To create a new site, click + New Website, which opens the Auto Installer.

Table​

Each row shows:

• Type – The site's application/framework (WordPress, static HTML, Node.js, Drupal, etc.).
• Site Name – Domain (or subfolder) the site is installed on, with its favicon.
• Created – Date the site was added to Site Manager.
• Version – The installed application version, when applicable. If a newer version is available upstream, an Update available badge appears next to it (checked for WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, and OpenCart sites).
• Speed – A link to check the site on Google PageSpeed Insights.
• Actions – Per-row buttons, shown depending on the site type:
  • Login as Admin – One-click login to the application's admin area (WordPress sites).
  • Manage (files icon) – Opens the domain's files in File Manager.
  • Manage (site icon) – Opens the site's management page (the deeper per-site tabs, e.g. the WordPress Manager tabs for WordPress sites), or the Website Builder editor for builder sites.
  • Clone – Copies the site's files and database to another domain.
  • Backups – Jumps to the site's backup tab.
  • Delete – Removes the site.

Use the Table/Grid toggle and column sort headers (Type, Site Name, Created, Version) to organize the list.

Scanning for Existing Installations​

If an application was installed manually (outside Site Manager), click Scan to detect it. The scan looks for installation files across every supported application type on disk, repairs the database host in the detected config if it still points to localhost instead of the actual database container, verifies the database connection, and imports any installation it finds as a new Site Manager entry.

Bulk Actions​

Select multiple sites using the checkboxes to:

• Update – Update the selected sites to the latest available version (where supported).
• Detach – Remove the sites from Site Manager only. Files and databases are left untouched.
• Delete – Permanently remove the selected sites, including their files and databases.

Each bulk action asks for confirmation before running.