Free on WordPress.org · Pro add-on for agencies

Safe, unattended WordPress updates

NoyaCare saves a restore point before every update, checks the live site after it, puts back anything that breaks it, and sends your client a clear report. Built for agencies and freelancers who look after client sites.

NoyaCare dashboard: pending updates, the last and next run, and what protects the site

Every update, the safe way

Each plugin, theme or WordPress update goes through the same four steps, one at a time, so a failure always has a clear cause.

1. Restore point

The plugin or theme folder and the settings it owns are saved before anything changes.

2. Live check

The update is checked on the live site the way a visitor sees it: pages, errors and the PHP error log.

3. Automatic rollback

If the update broke the site, the restore point is put back, and that version is held until you release it.

4. Client report

An e-mail and PDF report tells your client what changed and that the site was checked.

Everything in the free plugin

See it in action

A NoyaCare run in progress, one update at a time

A run in progress, one update at a time

The client report e-mail NoyaCare sends after a run

The client report e-mail

NoyaCare website speed checklist

Speed checks, with what to fix

NoyaCare settings, one section at a time

Settings, one section at a time

NoyaCare Pro

Run it as a service for your clients

The add-on for agencies, on top of the free plugin. Each part switches on or off on its own, and a part that is off runs nothing at all.

From $49

Yearly or lifetime licence, for 1, 10 or 50 sites.

Needs the free NoyaCare plugin, WordPress 6.5 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer.

Questions

Is NoyaCare free?

Yes. The plugin is free on WordPress.org and works on its own. Pro is an optional add-on for agencies.

What does it need?

WordPress 6.2 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer. NoyaCare Pro needs WordPress 6.5 or newer.

Does it work on my host?

On any host where WordPress can update plugins: Apache, LiteSpeed and Nginx. On Nginx, one line of server configuration closes the backup folder, and NoyaCare shows you that line.

What does a rollback put back?

The plugin or theme files and the settings that plugin or theme owns. It never touches your posts, pages, orders or customers.

Does it install anything on its own?

Not until you switch the schedule on. A fresh install installs no updates by itself.

Which outside services does it use?

Only the ones you switch on, such as Google PageSpeed or a vulnerability database. NoyaCare Pro checks its licence and updates with codersnoyan.com.

Make every update the safe one

Install the free plugin from WordPress.org today, and add Pro when you run it for clients.