When a plugin vulnerability gets announced, the first question is always the same: which of my sites are running it? If you manage a handful of sites, you can check them one at a time. […]
The PHP project recently released a critical security update for two vulnerabilities in PHP, nicknamed “PHP2Shell.” If you host with Pressable, you’re covered. Your sites are already protected against the recently disclosed PHP security issues. […]
For a lot of teams, MyPressable access started with one shared login. Then the team grew. Now 10, 20, sometimes 30 or more people use the same account, and nobody can say for sure who […]
September brought two updates to MyPressable: Bulk Operations is now Bulk Actions, with a redesigned catalog and a review step before every run, and your account now supports multiple SSH keys with separate credentials for […]
People usually don’t move to a new host until they’ve already outgrown the one they’re on, even when the pricing is wrong or support is slow. The migration itself is what stops them, not the […]
An SSL error is the web’s version of a closed door with no sign on it. Your visitor wants in, the browser refuses, and a red warning page does the talking. For a WordPress site, […]
Most accessibility work gets attention at launch. A site gets built, tested against WCAG, and signed off. Then it starts changing. Content goes up, plugins update, forms get added, new people get access to make […]
If you run a WooCommerce store, prepping for a sale usually means checking a handful of things one at a time: is the cache on, is the PHP version current, did last night’s backup actually […]
August brought five updates to MyPressable: a new Activity Hub for tracking jobs and account activity in one place, expanded MCP collaborator management across entire portfolios, Pressable DDEV tools integrated directly into MyPressable, more flexible […]
Model Context Protocol, or MCP, is what lets an AI client like Claude or ChatGPT connect directly to an account and take real action in it, instead of just answering questions about it. For hosting, […]
Keeping WordPress core and PHP versions current is one of the clearest ways to protect site performance, compatibility, and security. It is also one of the most tedious parts of managing more than a site […]
July was a big month for automation. Twenty features shipped. The Bulk Operations suite now covers themes, plugins, users, cron jobs, firewall rules, caching, and authentication from a single interface. Pressable MCP added tools for […]
Pressable recently joined WordPress VIP and WordPress.com for an Automattic for Agencies webinar on how AI is changing the way development teams and agencies work. Each team walked through a real workflow from their side […]
If you manage more than a handful of WordPress sites, you already know the drill. Every morning, before any actual client work happens, someone on your team is opening dashboards, checking plugin updates, confirming backups […]
A staging environment is the single most underused tool in a WordPress site owner’s workflow. Most people skip it until something breaks in production. Then they wish they hadn’t. This guide covers what a staging […]
For most of the history of managed WordPress hosting, the interface was a dashboard. That’s changing.
From incident response to daily maintenance to security remediation: here’s how seven teams are putting Pressable MCP to work.
Missed the WooCommerce Developer Advocacy panel on AI workflows? Get the highlights on Pressable MCP, the Abilities API, and real agency case studies.
June was our biggest month yet. Seventeen features shipped, touching portfolio management, AI-powered hosting, team permissions, and developer workflows. Here’s everything we launched.
Review Signal’s 2026 WordPress hosting benchmarks are out after a three-year hiatus, and Pressable earned Top Tier in every tier it entered – across five WordPress price tiers and WooCommerce.
When we launched Pressable MCP earlier this year, the core idea was simple: stop switching between your AI tools and your hosting dashboard. Ask for what you need, and your AI assistant handles it. That […]