Backups

Overview

The Backups tab lets you configure automated backup schedules for databases and WordPress sites within a project. You can also trigger manual backups and restore from any saved backup file.

Backup retention

Your plan’s backup retention period is shown at the top of the Backups page. Backup files older than this period are automatically removed.

Plan tier	Retention
Trial	Backups disabled
Paid plans	Shown in your billing page

Creating a backup configuration

1. Go to your project → Backups tab
2. Click create backup
3. Choose the Backup type:
   • Database — backs up a specific PostgreSQL database
   • WordPress (full site) — backs up the entire WordPress installation
4. If Database is selected, choose which database to back up
5. Choose a Schedule:
   • Daily at 2:00 AM (default)
   • Daily at 3:00 AM
   • Daily at 4:00 AM
   • Weekly on Sunday at 2:00 AM
   • Monthly on the 1st at 2:00 AM
6. Click Create backup

Managing backups

Each backup configuration card shows:

• Type (Database or WordPress)
• Status (active or disabled)
• Schedule in human-readable form (e.g. “Daily at 02:00”)
• Last backup time

Trigger a manual backup

Click backup now on the backup card to run an immediate backup outside the schedule.

View backup files

Click view files to list all stored backup files for that configuration. Select a file to restore from it.

WordPress restores

WordPress backup files can be viewed but restore is not available through the dashboard. Contact support if you need to restore a WordPress backup.

Delete a backup configuration

Click delete on the backup card to remove the configuration. This deletes the configuration but does not delete stored backup files from the destination.

Backup destination

Backups are stored in the destination configured for your organization (typically an S3-compatible object store). The destination ID is shown when viewing backup files and can be changed if needed.