Coming Soon Maintenance Mode

After installing the plugin, go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to the plugin settings. You'll find an option to enable either Coming Soon or Maintenance Mode. Simply select your preferred mode and save the settings.

No, by default, logged-in administrators and users with appropriate permissions can view the live site while visitors see the coming soon page. This allows you to work on your site while it's in maintenance mode.

Yes, the plugin offers extensive customization options. You can change backgrounds, colors, fonts, add your logo, customize text, and choose from multiple responsive templates to match your brand.

The plugin includes an auto-launch feature. In the settings, you can set a specific date and time for your site to automatically switch from coming soon mode to live mode without manual intervention.

The plugin is designed to be SEO-friendly. It properly handles HTTP status codes and allows search engines to understand that your site is temporarily unavailable, helping maintain your search engine presence.

Yes, But only in Pro version many templates include built-in email subscription forms. You can collect visitor emails to build your audience before your official launch.

Yes, the plugin works independently of your WordPress theme. It displays a standalone coming soon page that doesn't rely on your theme's design.

Yes, you can preview your coming soon page while logged in as an administrator before making it live to visitors.

The plugin includes social media options in the settings panel. You can add links to your Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social profiles in Pro.

Yes, the plugin is designed to work with popular caching plugins. However, you may need to clear your cache after activating or deactivating the coming soon mode.

Yes, the Pro version includes a custom CSS option that allows you to add your own styles for complete design control.

Coming Soon mode is typically used for new websites that haven't launched yet, while Maintenance Mode is used for existing sites that are temporarily offline for updates or repairs.

Yes, this plugin is released under the GPL license, allowing usage on any website, including commercial projects.

Go to the plugin settings and change the status to "Live" or "Disabled" to deactivate the coming soon or maintenance page and make your site publicly accessible.

Yes, the plugin is compatible with WordPress multisite installations and can be activated on individual sites within your network.

Yes, the plugin includes countdown timer functionality. You can set a launch date and the timer will automatically count down to that moment.

If you deactivate the plugin, your site will immediately become publicly accessible again. All your settings will be saved if you decide to reactivate it later.

Yes, the plugin is translation ready and supports multiple languages, making it easy to create coming soon pages in your preferred language.

For support questions, please visit the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin. Pro version users receive priority support through our dedicated support channels.