

DemoNest Sandbox Builder creates private, temporary, isolated WordPress Multisite sandbox sites for visitors to test plugins, themes, and WooCommerce stores.
DemoNest Sandbox Builder is not a shared-demo or external SaaS service. It creates a separate, private, temporary sandbox subsite for each visitor inside the site owner’s own WordPress Multisite network.
How it works
[demonest_sandbox_builder demo_product="your-slug"] on a page.What a Demo Product can include
Demo data
Self-hosted
Everything runs on your own network. No DemoNest Sandbox Builder account, API key or external demo service is needed, and the plugin contains no telemetry, analytics, advertising or tracking.
The plugin uses no analytics, telemetry, advertising or tracking, and no visitor data is sent to any DemoNest Sandbox Builder-controlled server or to any other party. Its only third-party service is the optional, opt-in licensing service connection described under “Third-party service: Freemius” below. The few other requests the plugin makes are ones you control:
wp_mail(). Instant Demo Access sends no email.A visitor’s email address is held in a short-lived temporary record for up to 30 minutes before confirmation and at most 2 hours afterwards, then removed. The plugin’s tables keep only a keyed one-way hash of it. The demo user gets a placeholder address on the reserved .invalid domain. Verification links last 30 minutes, access links 60 minutes and handoff tokens 2 minutes, are single use and are stored only as hashes. Instant Demo Access sets one HttpOnly cookie (ewdb_instant, about one hour). Logs hold identifiers and codes, never email addresses or tokens.
The optional attribution line is voluntary and off by default. A Network Administrator can turn it on; it is plain text, loads nothing and appears only on screens the plugin creates. The plugin does not register a WordPress personal-data exporter or eraser, because it keeps no raw visitor email beyond the short-lived records above. A suggested privacy text is added under Settings > Privacy > Policy Guide.
The plugin bundles the official Freemius SDK (https://freemius.com) for an optional licensing service connection. It appears only to Network Administrators in Network Admin; visitors and sandbox users never see it. Nothing is sent to Freemius until a Network Administrator chooses to opt in. If you opt in, Freemius receives basic details (such as the network address, administrator name and email, and plugin, WordPress and PHP versions), as described in its privacy policy (https://freemius.com/privacy/) and terms (https://freemius.com/terms/). No visitor email, sandbox address or sandbox activity is sent. Sandboxes and cleanup work the same either way.
wp-cron.php, for expiry and cleanup.Deleting the plugin removes nothing by default. If you turn on “Delete DemoNest Sandbox Builder data on uninstall” in the network settings, deleting it removes only the plugin’s own tables, options and scheduled events. It never deletes sandbox sites, users or template sites.