Prime Mover – Backup and Migration vs SiteSkite MCP AI – Connector for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor & WordPress WebOps

Easily Transfer WordPress Site to New Host/Server/Domain Move single-site installation to another single-site server. Move WP single-site to existing multisite sub-site. Migrate the subsite to another multisite subsite. Migrate multisite sub-site to single-site. Migrate within WordPress admin. WordPress backup and restore packages within single-site or multisite. Backup WordPress subsite (in multisite). You can back up the WordPress database within admin before testing something and restoring it with one click. Cross-platform compatible (Nginx / Apache / Litespeed / Microsoft IIS / Localhost). Clone a single site and restore it to any server. Clone subsite in multisite and restore it as single-site or multisite. Supports legacy multisites. Debug package. Supports backup of the non-UTF8 single-site or multisite database. PRO Features Scheduled backups: Automatic backup support for multisite and single-site. Save time during migration with the direct site-to-site package transfer. Move the backup location outside the WordPress public directory for better security. Migrate or backup WordPress multisite main site. Encrypt WordPress database in backups for maximum data privacy. Encrypt the WordPress media directory inside the backup for better security. Encrypt plugin and theme files inside the backup/package for protection. Export and restore the backup package from Dropbox. Save and restore packages from and to Google Drive. Exclude plugins from the backup (or network-activated plugins if multisite). Exclude upload directory files from the backup to reduce the package size. Improved migrated site performance by excluding unused database tables created by inactive plugins. Create a new multisite subsite with a specific blog ID. Disable network maintenance in multisite so only the affected subsite is in maintenance mode. Configure migration parameters to optimize and tweak backup/migration packages. It includes all complete restoration options at your own choice and convenience. Full access to the settings screen to manage all basic and plugin advanced configurations. Migrate non-UTF8 database charset to standard UTF8 database charset (utf8mb4). Migrate UTF8 database charset (utf8mb4) to non-UTF8 database charset (edge case scenario). Documentation Prime Mover Documentation

SiteSkite is a WebOps for WordPress built for agencies, developers, and site owners who manage one site or many. Connect your sites for backups, updates, monitoring, sandboxes, and team workflows — and, with SiteSkite AI, edit a live WordPress site using assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. Live on-site edits with WordPress AI do not use SiteSkite AI Site Studio credits. Whether you manage 1 site or 100+, SiteSkite simplifies WordPress maintenance and scales with your workflow. Important: SiteSkite only manages your website after you connect it with a secure API key. Plugin installs, activations, and maintenance actions are initiated from your SiteSkite account so you stay in control. What SiteSkite Helps You Do ✔️ Manage multiple WordPress sites from one dashboard ✔️ Automate backups and restore anytime ✔️ Edit live sites with AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) via SiteSkite MCP ✔️ Choose Off, WordPress AI, or Platform AI per linked site ✔️ Create pages, menus, forms, and page-builder layouts with WordPress AI ✔️ Privacy-minded SiteSkite AI Chat for portal workflows ✔️ Advanced Site Recovery: keep working even after many fatal errors ✔️ Snapshot and incremental backups ✔️ Create blueprints for rapid deployment ✔️ Launch sandbox sites ✔️ Spin up new sites from existing backups (on SiteSkite servers) ✔️ Store backups in your own cloud (bring your own storage) ✔️ Vulnerability detection guard ✔️ Monitor uptime and site health across all sites ✔️ Bulk update, activate, deactivate, and delete plugins/themes ✔️ Roll back plugin and theme versions safely ✔️ Add team members and organize sites into workspaces ✔️ WP Canvas tools (maintenance mode, debug, search & replace, indexing, WP Reset, and more) ✔️ Manage WP admin users and roles ✔️ Track Core Web Vitals performance ✔️ Install curated plugin presets with WP Essentials ✔️ White-label the plugin for agency clients ✔️ Automated reports for your customers ✔️ Clear views for error, debug, and custom logs ✔️ and much more… Built to simplify workflows and scale your WordPress operations without stress. Get started in minutes. SiteSkite AI & MCP (new in 2.1.0) Connect once at https://mcp.siteskite.com, sign in with your SiteSkite account, and use Quick Connect for Claude or ChatGPT (Cursor and other clients supported too). This gives your assistant the whole platform — every connected site, plus backups, sandboxes, and logs. No account? SiteSkite MCP is free to use without one. Open SiteSkite → AI MCP → Connect in wp-admin and connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor straight to this one site. No sign-up, no API key, nothing metered. You approve each app in your own WordPress admin and can cut it off there at any time. Sign in later and the same connector gains the platform tools and the rest of your sites. Per site, pick how AI works: – Off — AI will not change that site – WordPress AI — edit the live website (pages, menus, forms, Gutenberg, Elementor, WPBakery, and more) – Platform AI — SiteSkite portal tools (backups, sandboxes, AI Site Studio, and more) Only one mode can be active at a time. With WordPress AI you can: – Create, edit, and publish pages – Install and toggle plugins – Edit with the WordPress block editor (keep the Block Editor Queue page open while the assistant works) – Build Elementor and WPBakery layouts – Manage menus and add images from a URL – List forms and create Contact Form 7 forms You stay in control: – Turn individual AI actions on or off in Abilities – Switch Advanced Power Tools off if you would rather withhold deeper server-side actions (PHP, WP-CLI, files) – Add site notes in Context so the AI follows your preferences – Use Skills (ready-made playbooks) for Gutenberg, Elementor, WPBakery, and more Key Features Backups, Restore, Site Migrate/Clone Stay in control of your site backups: – On-demand, daily, or weekly backups – Full, database-only, or file-only backups – Incremental backups (resource-efficient) – Classic snapshot backups (full archive) – Restore with a click – Migrate or clone a site from Server A to Server B BYO Cloud Storage Use your own cloud storage, including: – Google Drive – Dropbox – AWS S3 – Backblaze B2 – pCloud Bring your own AI model Use your preferred AI where the platform supports it: – ChatGPT – Claude – Other supported models Connect Claude, ChatGPT & Cursor (MCP) One SiteSkite connection for everyday use Quick Connect for Claude and ChatGPT WordPress AI for live site edits; Platform AI for portal tools No per-site config files required for normal users Free to use, and works without a SiteSkite account if you only want the AI connector Bulk WordPress Actions Update plugins, themes, and core Activate, deactivate, or delete plugins and themes Rollback plugin and theme versions Install bulk plugins from presets Built-in Native Features Maintenance Mode WP Debug Search & Replace Permalink settings WP Reset Site indexing toggle Performance & Monitoring Uptime monitoring BirdEye status overview Core Web Vitals metrics Collaboration & Scaling Workspaces to group sites and clients Add users, team members, and clients White-label plugin branding Marketplace Browse tools, presets, and digital assets Wishlist and follow sellers 1GB free space Enjoy free cloud storage for your site backups Learn More Website: SiteSkite.com Documentation: Knowledgebase Who is SiteSkite for? WordPress website owners Agencies managing client sites Freelancers and developers Hosting providers offering WP upkeep Anyone who wants peace of mind and automation External services This plugin connects to external services to perform backups, restores, and operational callbacks. Below is a list of services, what they are used for, what data is sent, and relevant policies. Dropbox What it’s used for: Uploading and downloading backup archives to the site owner’s Dropbox. What data is sent and when: Backup file contents and related metadata (e.g., file name and size) during backup and restore operations initiated by the administrator. Endpoints: https://content.dropboxapi.com, https://api.dropboxapi.com Policies: Terms https://www.dropbox.com/terms · Privacy https://www.dropbox.com/privacy Google Drive What it’s used for: Uploading and downloading backup archives to the site owner’s Google Drive. What data is sent and when: Backup file contents and related metadata during backup and restore operations initiated by the administrator. Endpoints: https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files and related upload endpoints such as https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files (resumable/multipart uploads). Policies: Terms https://policies.google.com/terms · Privacy https://policies.google.com/privacy Amazon S3 What it’s used for: Uploading and downloading backup archives to the site owner’s Amazon S3 bucket. What data is sent and when: Backup file contents and related metadata during backup and restore operations initiated by the administrator. Endpoints: Region-specific S3 REST API (e.g., https://s3. .amazonaws.com). Policies: Service Terms https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/ · Privacy https://aws.amazon.com/privacy/ Backblaze B2 What it’s used for: Uploading and downloading backup archives to the site owner’s Backblaze B2 bucket. What data is sent and when: Backup file contents and related metadata during backup and restore operations initiated by the administrator. Endpoints: Backblaze B2 API (e.g., https://api.backblazeb2.com). Policies: Terms https://www.backblaze.com/company/legal/terms.html · Privacy https://www.backblaze.com/company/privacy.html pCloud What it’s used for: Uploading and downloading backup archives to the site owner’s pCloud storage. What data is sent and when: Backup file contents and related metadata during backup and restore operations initiated by the administrator. Endpoints: pCloud API (e.g., https://api.pcloud.com) and regional variants such as https://eapi.pcloud.com (EU) and https://asiaapi.pcloud.com (Asia). OAuth token exchange: https://my.pcloud.com/oauth2_token. Policies: Terms https://www.pcloud.com/terms.html · Privacy https://www.pcloud.com/privacy-policy.html SiteSkite endpoints (operational callbacks and validation) What it’s used for: Validating the plugin API key, linking a site, downloading managed assets, and sending operational status callbacks to SiteSkite services. Some staging endpoints may be used for validation or asset download during testing. When AI / MCP features are used, the SiteSkite platform may coordinate ability requests to this linked site using your Connect API key. What data is sent and when: Site identifier and operation status metadata (e.g., backup/restore status) during validation and callbacks. For asset downloads, only the requested asset path is transmitted. Backup contents are never sent to SiteSkite; only selected metadata required to coordinate operations. Policies: Terms https://www.siteskite.com/terms-of-service · Privacy https://www.siteskite.com/privacy-policy WordPress.org (downloads) What it’s used for: Downloading official WordPress core translation files when requested by an administrator. What data is sent and when: The request URL includes the WordPress core version and language code to retrieve the matching translation archive; no personal data is sent. Endpoints: https://downloads.wordpress.org/translation/core/ / .zip Policies: Terms https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/ · Privacy https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/ Notes: – Data is transmitted only when you initiate an action that requires it (e.g., starting a backup/restore, validating your API key, or downloading translations). – You choose and configure the cloud storage provider(s) to be used.