WPCentrify, by MarQira
WPCentrify is the WordPress management platform we built to run our clients’ sites. Every update is tested before it goes live and undone if anything breaks, uptime is checked every minute, backups are proven by restoring them, and the monthly report writes itself.
WPCentrify is a WordPress management platform: one dashboard for updating, backing up, monitoring, securing and reporting on any number of WordPress sites. MarQira builds it, and it is the system behind every WordPress site we look after.
We built it because the routine work of keeping WordPress healthy is where most problems start. A plugin update that breaks a checkout, a backup nobody has tried to restore, a new admin account no one noticed. Tools that only press the update button leave the checking to a person. WPCentrify does the checking itself and keeps a record of what it did.
It works with the host a site already uses. A small connector plugin links each site to the dashboard, so nothing has to move.
Everyday wp-admin jobs, done across sites from one screen.
WordPress safe updates mean an update proves itself on a copy of the site before it touches the real one. Run the demo to watch a passing update ship, then make one fail.
Each release gets a risk score first: how big the version jump is, what the changelog says and whether it fixes a known vulnerability. Then a restore point is saved and the update runs on a disposable staging copy.
On staging, WPCentrify checks that pages still load without errors, compares screenshots of key templates before and after, and tests the things that earn money: forms submit, carts add products, checkout and login work. Only a clean pass reaches the live site.
If any check fails, the site stays on the version that worked and the update is pinned, so it does not try again until the cause is fixed.
41 smedian rollback when a check fails (early-access figure, wpcentrify.com)
example-clinic.com
Log
Interactive demo with illustrative data. Stage names are WPCentrify’s real safe-update sequence.
Every site is checked every 60 seconds from several regions. When a check fails, a second location confirms it before an alert goes out, so a blip on one network does not wake anyone up.
Vulnerability data is matched against the exact plugin, theme and core versions each site runs, and ranked by exposure, so the riskiest fix is first in the queue. Sentinel watches for the changes that usually signal trouble.
A backup only counts if it restores. WPCentrify keeps encrypted, incremental backups off the server they protect, and tests restores on a schedule, so the first time a backup is restored is never the day you need it.
Every action that changes a site takes a restore point first, so stepping back is one click, and staging copies and clones are made from the same dashboard.
Client reports go out automatically under the agency’s own brand, with a plain-language summary at the end of each month. Clients see the work that kept their site running without having to ask for it, and nobody spends the first morning of the month assembling screenshots.
Clients and team members get their own access through a client portal, with roles and permissions, and every action is kept in an activity log.
WPCentrify is how we deliver WordPress care. When you hand us a site, this is what changes.
The connector plugin goes on with a scoped key. Your site stays with your host, and no admin password is shared.
Core, plugin and theme updates are tested on staging first. If a check fails, the live site never changes.
Uptime every 60 seconds, security alerts as they happen and backups we know will restore.
A monthly summary in plain language, showing what we did and what we stopped.
We still manage the website we built for Rehab Carolina, a rehabilitation practice in the Charleston area. We also use WPCentrify on marqira.com itself: how we use WPCentrify live chat on our own site explains that part. Plans, scope and what is included are on our WordPress management service page, or tell us about the sites you need looked after.
No need to move hosts: a small connector plugin goes on each site and the site stays where it is. The connector uses a scoped key, never your admin password, and you can deactivate it from WordPress at any time.
WPCentrify opened beta early access in September 2026. The official launch is January 1, 2027.
Rather we ran it for you?
You don’t need an account to benefit. Every site on our WordPress management service runs on WPCentrify already.
See WordPress managementFor each point: what WPCentrify does, and the question to put to ManageWP, MainWP or WP Umbrella. Their features and prices change, so their own documentation is the place to confirm the answer.
| What to compare | WPCentrify | Ask of ManageWP, MainWP or WP Umbrella |
|---|---|---|
| Updates | Seven stages on every update: risk score, restore point, staging, health checks, visual regression, functional tests, then ship or roll back. | Is each update tested on a copy and compared visually before it reaches the live site, and does a failure roll back on its own? |
| Uptime | Checked every 60 seconds from several regions; downtime is confirmed from a second location before anyone is alerted. | How often is each site checked, from where, and is an alert confirmed before it is sent? |
| Backups | Encrypted, incremental and off-site, with restores tested on a schedule and one-click restore. | Are restores tested routinely, or only on the day you need one? |
| Security | Vulnerabilities matched to the versions installed and ranked by exposure; Sentinel alerts for file changes, new admins and sign-ins. | Are alerts tied to what is actually installed, and do you hear about a new administrator the moment one appears? |
| Client reports | White-label reports sent automatically, a plain-language monthly summary and a client portal. | Can reports go out under your brand without manual work each month? |
| Hosting | Hosting-neutral: a small connector plugin with a scoped key; sites stay with their current host. | Does the tool need your admin password or a particular host? |
| Pricing | Free in early access. At launch, priced by site count with every feature on every plan. | Which features cost extra per site? |
| Moving over | Assisted migration from ManageWP, MainWP and WP Umbrella, among others. | What does it take to export your sites, logs and reports if you leave? |
WPCentrify is a WordPress management platform built by MarQira. It runs updates through seven safety checks with automatic rollback, checks uptime every 60 seconds, keeps restore-tested off-site backups and sends white-label client reports, for every connected site from one dashboard.
Yes, while it is in early access, and no credit card is needed. Plan prices will be announced at launch on January 1, 2027. Early-access members keep launch pricing for 12 months.
No. WPCentrify is hosting-neutral. A small connector plugin goes on each site and the site stays where it is, whether that is WP Engine, Kinsta, SiteGround, Hostinger, a VPS or a cPanel or Plesk server.
No. The connector uses a scoped key instead of your admin password, and you can deactivate it from WordPress at any time.
It covers the same job of running many WordPress sites from one place, with assisted migration from ManageWP, MainWP and WP Umbrella. What we built it around is that every update is tested on staging, compared visually and rolled back automatically if a check fails.
Our WordPress management service runs on WPCentrify, so the updates, monitoring, backups and reports come with it. If you would rather run the platform yourself, early access is open at wpcentrify.com (opens in a new tab).
For anything about your own sites, use our contact form. Product questions can also go straight to the WPCentrify team on wpcentrify.com.
A short message is enough. We read every enquiry personally and reply with honest next steps, even if that means pointing you elsewhere.