I noticed that I lost connection to Google Drive. I then checked my dashboard on your website, and it is down: "Error establishing a Redis connection". Is this temporary problems?
Q: Some questions about WP Reset vs other dev tools like InstaWP and WPvivid
Hi Team, I'm interested in adding this to my tech stack but still on the fence whether it would actually be useful for me or not. Perhaps you could nudge me in the right direction :)
I already use tools like InstaWP to spin up fresh WP sites with the press of a button for testing plugins, themes, etc., or WPvivid for creating replica staging sites and scheduled backups to cloud.
If something breaks or I want to 'reset' to try something new, a combination of these tools is usually enough to get me back up and running.
That said, here are some questions:
1. How would WP Reset come into play? Would it be useful alongside these aforementioned tools, or would it be redundant?
2, Can you give me some common use-cases of WP Reset that the other tools wouldn't be able to do?
3. What's the difference between 'regular' and 'cloud' licenses?
A: Hi, Thanks for taking an interest in WP Reset! :)
1. Yes, it could still be useful. WP Reset is not a backup plugin, and it only works with a database. So, that means it works much faster than backup plugins. If you are testing something and need a couple of resets, it would be much faster than other solutions like full backups. It also comes with various tools that will help you reset/clean...
Thanks, Ivan. Very helpful and some of the features look promising.
I didn't quite understand your #3 answer though — still not sure why there are two types of licenses; the "regular site" ones and the "cloud site" ones?
For example, if I buy Tier 3, I can add WP Reset Pro on unlimited sites, right? But I also only have 30 cloud licenses, so essentially it's not unlimited sites, but a max of 30?
Hey, In your example, you can create unlimited licenses and use the plugin on unlimited sites. But on those sites, you're not connected to a cloud, meaning you either work without it (and not upload your snapshots and collections, so they stay only in the current database) or you must use a 3rd party cloud system for them.
Got it! So cloud licenses are used for storing snapshots and collections on your servers (which is why it's limited), but we can create unlimited licenses for storing those features on our own hosting or external cloud storage. Makes sense, many thanks for clarifying!
Q: wp reset versus sigmaplugin
Hi wpreset,
new to wordpress here. i was wondering if you could help explain the difference between a wp database cleaner and a wpresetter?
..and does WPReset do both? this competitor of yours has two separate solutions Advanced WordPress Reset and Advanced Database Cleaner by SigmaPlugin. Their limits suck compared to yours, I am just wondering if I also need a Cleaner in addition to wpreset Pro?
WP Reset can obviously reset your site/database, which means it will restore it to a prior version (you have stored in the form of a snapshot). So the reset would wipe everything that happened after that snapshot (you wouldn't have plugins/themes/code/any changes after that). On the other hand, a database cleaner will help you clean your database...
thank you Ivan for breaking it down for a newbie like me. I now understand the difference to some degree in layman terms. One follow up, does WP Reset have a database cleaner for those orphaned objects etc? or would I need a separate tool? it sounds like it does both, but just need to verify. thank you again
haha no need to be sorry. if anything its me not understanding anything being my very first wordpress server i setup. after some digging, i understand they are two separate tool functionalities, just wanted to make sure WP Reset did both so I could refund other I bought. Sounds like I need both afterall now that I understand how they work. I also see comment about Lockdown thank ya for the help!!!
Q: Remote actions and remote stats
May I know what is this: Remote actions and remote stats?
A: Hello, Remote actions and stats allow you to remotely view Snapshot stats from the dashboard (without having to log in to the site), as well as have access to the Emergency Recovery Script and license sync.
If you have multiple sites active, this will help you quickly do a few actions through the dashboard without having to access each site separately through the WordPress login.
Q: Is your website is down?
Hi,
I noticed that I lost connection to Google Drive. I then checked my dashboard on your website, and it is down: "Error establishing a Redis connection".
Is this temporary problems?
Thanks
Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Feb 5, 2025A: Hi,
Sorry to hear you're having problems.
Please contact our support team via email, and someone will help you ASAP.
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Q: Some questions about WP Reset vs other dev tools like InstaWP and WPvivid
Hi Team, I'm interested in adding this to my tech stack but still on the fence whether it would actually be useful for me or not. Perhaps you could nudge me in the right direction :)
I already use tools like InstaWP to spin up fresh WP sites with the press of a button for testing plugins, themes, etc., or WPvivid for creating replica staging sites and scheduled backups to cloud.
If something breaks or I want to 'reset' to try something new, a combination of these tools is usually enough to get me back up and running.
That said, here are some questions:
1. How would WP Reset come into play? Would it be useful alongside these aforementioned tools, or would it be redundant?
2, Can you give me some common use-cases of WP Reset that the other tools wouldn't be able to do?
3. What's the difference between 'regular' and 'cloud' licenses?
Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Feb 4, 2025A: Hi,
Thanks for taking an interest in WP Reset! :)
1. Yes, it could still be useful. WP Reset is not a backup plugin, and it only works with a database. So, that means it works much faster than backup plugins. If you are testing something and need a couple of resets, it would be much faster than other solutions like full backups. It also comes with various tools that will help you reset/clean...
Share WP Reset Pro Plan
Thanks, Ivan. Very helpful and some of the features look promising.
I didn't quite understand your #3 answer though — still not sure why there are two types of licenses; the "regular site" ones and the "cloud site" ones?
For example, if I buy Tier 3, I can add WP Reset Pro on unlimited sites, right? But I also only have 30 cloud licenses, so essentially it's not unlimited sites, but a max of 30?
Verified purchaser
Hey,
In your example, you can create unlimited licenses and use the plugin on unlimited sites. But on those sites, you're not connected to a cloud, meaning you either work without it (and not upload your snapshots and collections, so they stay only in the current database) or you must use a 3rd party cloud system for them.
Got it! So cloud licenses are used for storing snapshots and collections on your servers (which is why it's limited), but we can create unlimited licenses for storing those features on our own hosting or external cloud storage. Makes sense, many thanks for clarifying!
Q: wp reset versus sigmaplugin
Hi wpreset,
new to wordpress here.
i was wondering if you could help explain the difference between a wp database cleaner and a wpresetter?
..and does WPReset do both?
this competitor of yours has two separate solutions Advanced WordPress Reset and Advanced Database Cleaner by SigmaPlugin. Their limits suck compared to yours, I am just wondering if I also need a Cleaner in addition to wpreset Pro?
Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Jan 28, 2025A: Hi,
Thanks for taking an interest in WP Reset.
WP Reset can obviously reset your site/database, which means it will restore it to a prior version (you have stored in the form of a snapshot). So the reset would wipe everything that happened after that snapshot (you wouldn't have plugins/themes/code/any changes after that).
On the other hand, a database cleaner will help you clean your database...
Share WP Reset Pro Plan
thank you Ivan for breaking it down for a newbie like me. I now understand the difference to some degree in layman terms.
One follow up, does WP Reset have a database cleaner for those orphaned objects etc? or would I need a separate tool? it sounds like it does both, but just need to verify. thank you again
Verified purchaser
WP Reset is not a database cleaner, sorry. If you want to clean a database, you will need a separate tool.
haha no need to be sorry. if anything its me not understanding anything being my very first wordpress server i setup. after some digging, i understand they are two separate tool functionalities, just wanted to make sure WP Reset did both so I could refund other I bought. Sounds like I need both afterall now that I understand how they work. I also see comment about Lockdown thank ya for the help!!!
Q: Remote actions and remote stats
May I know what is this: Remote actions and remote stats?
Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Jan 27, 2025A: Hello,
Remote actions and stats allow you to remotely view Snapshot stats from the dashboard (without having to log in to the site), as well as have access to the Emergency Recovery Script and license sync.
If you have multiple sites active, this will help you quickly do a few actions through the dashboard without having to access each site separately through the WordPress login.
Share WP Reset Pro Plan
Q: Will this help me move all from content and setting to another wordpress domain
Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Jan 22, 2025A: Hi,
No, sorry, this is not a migration plugin. Moving content from one site to another with WP Reset is impossible.
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