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Pro add-on for Dragon Migrate. Push and pull databases and media directly between two WordPress sites.
Have a code? Enter it at checkout.
A year of updates and support, renewed yearly. Cancel any time; the plugin keeps working.
Not ready to buy? Dragon Migrate is free
Features
Adds database push and pull between sites, preflight checks, automatic rollback points and audit logging.
Send this site's database to a paired site, or bring a paired site's database into this one
Transfer the uploads, themes and plugins the other site does not already have, compared by size and checksum so nothing is sent twice
Every request is HMAC-SHA256 signed over the method, path, timestamp, nonce and body, with replay protection
Versions, table prefixes, disk space and writability are checked before anything is written
The receiving site takes a restore point first, and the transfer stops rather than proceeding if it cannot be created
Per-chunk checksums, retry with backoff, and a cursor that survives a closed browser tab
Run a pull or a file sync on a schedule, with an email only when one fails
Who moved what, when, and from where, exportable as CSV
`wp dragon-migrate push`, `pull`, `sync-files` and `connections`
Guides
Step-by-step guides from the team that builds it. All guides
Migrations
A staging workflow for agencies: pair two sites once, pull production into staging on a schedule, push a finished build the other way with a rollback point, and never download a database again.
Migrations
Move a WordPress site to a new domain with a serialization-safe search and replace, so Elementor, widgets and plugin settings survive the change.
Migrations
A step-by-step plan for moving a WordPress site to a new hosting provider: staging on the new server, a clean database transfer, DNS cutover and rollback.
Your licence now keeps working after it lapses. Pro features stay on for every activated site; renewing restores updates and support on the same key. - The licence screen shows **Lapsed**, and what that means, instead of a red Expired. - New versions are fetched only while the licence is current. Nothing else changes.
