FlyBackup - Auto backup manager

By default, backups are stored in /wp-content/flybackups/ directory on your server. Each backup is saved as a ZIP file with a timestamp. Pro version will add cloud storage options (Google Drive, Dropbox, Amazon S3, OneDrive).

The plugin uses chunked processing to handle sites of any size without memory issues. It's been tested with sites over 1GB. There's no hard limit – it depends on your server's available disk space.

Yes! One-click restore is included. Simply select a backup from the list, choose what to restore (database, files, or both), and click restore. The plugin will handle everything automatically.

Absolutely! FlyBackup works perfectly with WooCommerce and all other WordPress plugins. It backs up your entire database including all WooCommerce orders, products, and customer data.

You can configure retention settings to keep 1-10 backups. When the limit is reached, the oldest backup is automatically deleted to save disk space. This ensures you always have recent backups without filling up your server.

No. Backups run in the background using WordPress cron and don't affect your site's performance or visitor experience. Scheduled backups run during low-traffic periods.

Yes! Each backup has a download button. You can download the ZIP file to your local computer for extra security or to transfer to another location.

The plugin logs all backup activities. If a backup fails, you'll see the error in the logs section. Common issues include insufficient disk space or PHP timeout limits. The system requirements checker helps identify potential problems.

Yes! You can create database-only backups, which are much smaller and faster. This is perfect for frequent snapshots of your content and settings.

Yes. Backups are stored in a protected directory with proper file permissions. The plugin follows WordPress security best practices and doesn't transmit your data anywhere (unless you use cloud storage in the Pro version).

Yes! You can set up automated schedules for hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly backups. Multiple schedules can run simultaneously with different backup types and retention settings.

Yes! FlyBackup is designed to work on shared hosting environments. It respects server limits and uses efficient processing methods. Check the system requirements to ensure your host meets the minimum specifications.

Yes! The plugin includes a backup comparison feature that shows you the differences between backups or between a backup and your current site. This helps you see what changed over time.

Check the plugin's documentation first. For additional support, visit the WordPress.org support forums or contact us through the plugin's support page.