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Migro

You changed one post. Why clone the whole site?

Push individual posts and pages between staging and production without touching the rest of the site. Sync-keys keep re-deployments clean, backups protect every overwrite, and the destination stays exactly as you left it.

Environment

Staging

draft content

→ Push

← Pull

Environment

Production

live site

Built for one job

Selective content deployment, done right.

Site-migration tools were built for moving hosts. Migro was built for the weekly grind of pushing finished posts to production.

Selective Push and Pull

Pick a post, or batch-select hundreds. Migro deploys only what you selected, in one run or in bulk, and leaves the rest of the destination site untouched. Pull works the same way in reverse.

AI-powered alt text

Generate missing alt text using your own Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google Gemini key via the WordPress AI Connector. Existing alt is never overwritten.

Page builder support

Detects Elementor, Divi, Beaver, Bricks, Oxygen, Breakdance, Droip, and WPBakery. Pro adds safe migration of their serialized data.

Sync-key tracking

Re-deploy the same post and it updates in place instead of duplicating, even if the destination slug or ID drifts. No spreadsheet of post IDs required.

Backups before overwrite

Every overwrite creates a local backup first. Restore the previous version in one click. 30-day retention by default.

Encrypted credentials at rest

Connection passwords are encrypted before they touch the options table. The key never lives raw in the database; it's derived from your WordPress salts.

Pick the right tool

Migro vs site-migration tools.

Plugins like Duplicator and All-in-One WP Migration solve infrastructure problems. Migro solves the editorial workflow problem. Both belong in a WordPress shop.

Use this for

Migro

editorial deployment

Use this for

Site-migration tools

infrastructure moves

Editorial deployment workflow

Push individual posts to production

Without touching anything else on the destination

Re-deploy without duplicating

Sync keys track the same post across environments

Selective media migration

Only the images this post actually needs

Page builder content migration

Elementor, Divi, Bricks, Oxygen, and more

Pro

Backup before every overwrite, one-click restore

AI alt-text generation on migration

Site infrastructure

Move WordPress to a new host

Clone the full database and file system

FAQ

Common questions.

The short version: Migro deploys content between environments you already run. It doesn't move sites between hosts.

What's the difference between Migro and migration plugins like Duplicator or All-in-One WP Migration?
Site-migration plugins clone your entire site (database, files, and settings), which is the right tool for moving to a new host. Migro deploys individual posts and pages between environments you already run. If the job is "get this finished content from staging to production without touching anything else," that's Migro.
Can Migro move my WordPress site to a new host?
Not turnkey: Migro doesn't clone your database, themes, or plugin settings, so use Duplicator, All-in-One WP Migration, or your host's migration service for a full-site move. But once WordPress is set up on the new server, Migro's batch migration can move all your posts and pages, media, taxonomies, and custom fields included, into the fresh install.
How does selective content deployment work?
Migro connects your staging and production sites through the WordPress REST API. Pick a post or page, click Push, and only that content moves, along with its featured images, taxonomies, custom fields, and media. Sync-key tracking means re-deploying the same post updates it in place instead of creating a duplicate. See the full staging-to-production workflow.
Will pushing a post overwrite anything else on production?
No. Only the content you selected changes; the rest of the destination stays exactly as you left it. Before any overwrite, Migro creates a local backup with one-click restore and 30-day retention by default.
Does Migro work with page builders like Elementor and Divi?
Migro detects Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks, Oxygen, Breakdance, Droip, and WPBakery, and warns you before a deploy that involves builder content. Pro adds safe migration of their serialized layout data.
Is Migro free?
Yes. The free plugin on WordPress.org includes unlimited selective migrations. Pro adds scheduling, page-builder data migration, and the agency toolkit, with founding-customer pricing from $69/year during the public preview.

Built for the weekly grind. Free on WordPress.org.

Install the free plugin on staging and production. Run your first deploy in under five minutes. Upgrade to Pro when you need scheduling, page-builder migration, or the full agency toolkit.