CloudScale Backup & Restore for WordPress

Most backup plugins fail exactly when you need them most: on your biggest site, or the site that’s grown since you installed them. All-in-One WP Migration’s free version caps imports at 512MB (its Unlimited extension costs $69/year to remove the cap). Duplicator’s free version starts failing and timing out around 500MB, with no chunking until you upgrade to Pro. UpdraftPlus has no hard site-size limit, but its free version is restricted to a single cloud storage destination, so you’re stuck with whatever free-tier space that one provider gives you.

CloudScale Backup & Restore has no site-size limit, no destination limit, and no plan wall. It reads your database in 500-row chunks and never loads the whole thing into memory, so a 50MB site and a 50GB site back up the same way, reliably, without hitting your host’s memory limit or execution timeout. It backs up to five destinations at once, for free: Amazon S3, Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, and CloudScale’s own Managed Cloud Backup, and every destination you enable gets a copy of every backup.

Any Size, No Limits

Streams the database in 500-row chunks via $wpdb; never loads the full database into memory, regardless of size

set_time_limit(0) and ignore_user_abort(true) on every backup and restore, so PHP’s execution-time limit never cuts a large operation off mid-run

Restore uses a character-level SQL parser that correctly handles quoted strings, escaped characters and multi-line INSERT statements, on files of any size

System Info panel shows exactly which backup and restore method, and memory limits, your server is using

Back Up to Five Destinations at Once

Amazon S3, Google Drive, Dropbox and Microsoft OneDrive, using your own accounts, free, with no destination limit