20 plugins tagged with deploy
Easily deploy static sites using Wordpress and Netlify
Easily deploy static sites to Netlify using WordPress as backend. This plugin builds your static website using Netlify webhooks to trigger the deploy …
Move your content easily from your production instance to your development instance.
Copy Post allows you to copy posts from one instance of WordPress to another.
Publish content from a staging site to a live site one item at a time - with its media, taxonomies and references intact. No whole-database migration.
Trigger GitHub Actions workflows from WordPress when content changes. Perfect for headless WordPress setups.
Bulk deploy WordPress plugins to multiple sites via FTP or SFTP. Manage target sites, test connections, and deploy selected plugins in one go.
WP Quick Deploy Revisited allows you to either choose plugins from a preset and/or create your own list which you can easily ex-/import & manage.
Auto-export WordPress as static HTML to Cloudflare Pages on publish — with SEO meta, JSON-LD schemas, sitemaps, and robots.txt.
Deploy websites using Git and the admin bar.
"Plug-in to Upload WordPress site Dev to Publish by one click".
DEPLOY WEBHOOK GITHUB ACTIONS PLUGIN
Static site hosting for WordPress: serve a React, Vite or headless static front end on your domain while wp-admin stays on WordPress.
Author in WordPress, deliver static HTML — built for handing over files, not a CMS. No database, and no deploy credentials, in the deliverable.
This plugin allows you to deploy your WordPress site source code from git repository using webhooks.
This plugin allows you to automatically send changes to your GIT repository, immediately after any update is made on your site.
Trigger and monitor Vercel deployments of your headless front end, and revalidate single Next.js pages, from the WordPress admin.
Turn WordPress into blazing-fast, unhackable static sites. 1-click export to clean ZIP or deploy globally to the Semple edge network.
Read-only mode for migrations and deploys. Visitors still see the site; nothing can be saved, so no edits, orders or comments get lost.
Export your WordPress site to static HTML and deploy it to GitHub Pages, FTP, SFTP or a local folder, or download it as a ZIP.