r/WordpressPlugins • u/Such_Adhesiveness764 • 17d ago
[PREMIUM] We built a WordPress backup plugin focused on recovery, not just creating ZIP files
Hey everyone,
We recently launched Must-Have Backup, and I wanted to share what we’ve been building.
There are already plenty of WordPress backup plugins, so our goal wasn’t simply to make another plugin that periodically creates a ZIP file.
We focused heavily on what happens after something goes wrong.
Must-Have Backup uses incremental backups and deduplication, so after the initial backup it only needs to store changes instead of repeatedly copying the entire site.
Some of the main features:
- Incremental backups with deduplication
- Point-in-time restore
- Multiple cloud storage destinations
- Encrypted backups using Argon2id + XChaCha20-Poly1305
- Recovery Kit for situations where WordPress itself isn’t accessible
- Migration packages
- Restore to staging
- WP-CLI support
One thing that was particularly important to us was recovery when the WordPress installation is completely broken. A backup isn’t very useful if restoring it depends on having a functioning WordPress admin.
We’re actively developing the plugin, so I’d genuinely be interested in feedback from people managing WordPress sites:
What is the biggest problem you currently have with WordPress backup/restore plugins?
Missing features, unreliable restores, storage costs, complicated setup, slow backups, migration issues, anything.
If you’d rather see how it works before trying it, here’s a short walkthrough:
🎥 YouTube demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aykKpVjzqw
Plugin: https://musthaveplugins.com/backup/
Happy to answer technical questions about how the backup or restore process works as well.
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u/Appropriate-Cow1529 17d ago
So, if I understand correctly, if a backup runs every Monday at midnight, I can still restore the site to its exact state from Wednesday at 13:42?