CodeGuard takes a daily copy of your files and databases, tells you when something changes, and puts the site back the way it was when an update or an intrusion breaks it.
Most sites are lost to a bad update or a plugin, not to a disaster. The value of a backup is entirely in how quickly you can undo one.
The backup you do not have to remember.
Not all-or-nothing.
It works from outside the site.
Any site it can reach.
Give CodeGuard FTP, SFTP or database credentials. It verifies the access and prepares the first backup - nothing to install on the site itself.
A complete copy of every accessible file and database. This one takes the longest, and how long depends on how big the site is.
After that it checks every day and alerts you when files or database content are added, changed or removed - which is often how you find out about a problem at all.
Subsequent backups store the differences rather than the whole site again. Faster, and it does not fill the storage allowance with copies of files that never move.
Put back the whole site, a single folder or one file, from any previous backup point. Or download the archive and keep it yourself.
Three things decide which plan fits. Tell us where you land on them and we will quote it rather than have you guess from a table.
Plans are sized by how much backup storage they hold, starting at 1 GB and going up in steps. Most single sites sit well under 5 GB.
More than one site can be protected under the same account. How many depends on the storage they need between them.
How far back you can restore from is part of the plan. Longer retention means more storage, which is the trade-off to talk through.
Already lost a site and trying to get it back? Start a chat rather than reading on - we will look at it with you now.
A backup and restore service for websites. It copies your files and databases on a schedule, watches them for changes, and lets you put the site back to an earlier state when something goes wrong.
Daily, and it monitors for changes between runs. Manual backups can be triggered on plans that support them.
Yes, to any backup point you still have retained - the whole site, or individual files and folders in most cases.
Yes. MySQL and other supported databases, alongside the files, provided the connection details allow it.
No. WordPress is the common case, but CodeGuard protects any site or application it can reach over FTP, SFTP or a database connection.
With FTP or SFTP details, and database credentials if you want the database backed up too. The first backup starts by itself once the connection is verified.
It runs externally rather than on your server, and after the first run it only transfers what changed, so the impact is minimal.
Yes, and that advice holds with any provider. CodeGuard is a strong extra layer, not a reason to stop keeping a copy of your own.
Yes - archives can be downloaded for offline storage or to move a site elsewhere, depending on the plan.
Pricing depends on how much backup storage you need and how many sites you are protecting. Tell us what you are running and we will size it and quote it.
There is a 7 day money back guarantee on hosting. For CodeGuard specifically, ask us when you order and we will tell you exactly what applies rather than guessing.
Tell us how many sites you run and roughly how big they are, and we will size the backup and quote it.
