Something on our end broke, and we weren't able to get your Managed WordPress account back. We’ve notified our engineers and they’re working on it.

You can create one on-demand backup of your Managed or Fully Managed Server, which you can use to restore your server at any point.

If you need to update your WordPress URL or have done so and are experiencing broken links or references to your old domain, you may need to do a search and replace on your

We were unable to migrate your site, please try again. Or, try the steps below to troubleshoot the issue.

If you would like to test your WordPress website for PHP 7 compatibility just follow these steps.

We were unable to migrate the site because it’s not on WordPress 3.0 or higher. Please update the site to the most recent version and try again. If your site isn't compatible

To help improve SEO for your site, follow these steps to make sure the site title is an optimum length. Google searches typically show the first 50-60 characters in your

By default, our Windows hosting accounts display a custom/generic error when applications generate an exception. This generic error prevents malicious users from obtaining

You can use the steps below to help diagnose whether an error is related to WordPress core files.

The WordPress Dashboard can give several errors when trying to upload media files, and there are multiple possible causes of these errors. You may need to try a few fixes