The technical jobs on your site, done by asking.

Ask for a change and nothing changes yet. The preview comes back with the exact field-level before and after, plus a single-use plan token. Applying means re-sending the same arguments with that token, so a change you did not read cannot slip through.

Once it has run, the site is read again — not the return value of the write, the site itself, freshly queried — and what persisted is compared against what was promised. Most tools report what they sent. SiteHelm reports what actually landed, and says so when a theme or another plugin quietly altered it.

The old state is kept before the write, not after it. That snapshot is what rollback restores from.

Rollback restores from the snapshot taken before the write. Not a re-edit, and not an undo stack the agent controls — the state that existed a moment earlier, returned by you from the console.

Six tabs in wp-admin do the human half of the job: Home, Connect an app, History, Health, Permissions and Tools, with rollback, a write pause, and credential revoke reachable in one click. Per-operation and per-module switches mean you hand over exactly as much as you meant to, and no more.

Permission comes from the authenticating WordPress user’s own capabilities, and every handler re-checks them itself. If you can’t do it in wp-admin, neither can the agent. A refusal is a first-class outcome with a reason and a remedy, logged in the same register as a success — never a stack trace, a file path, or a SQL string.

Start with the hardest one. Elementor keeps a whole page as a single serialised tree — the reason a page builder is the one part of your site you cannot sensibly edit by hand, and the reason most tools stop at the page title.

SiteHelm reads and writes that tree: 37 operations covering documents and elements, individual widget settings, global colour and typography tokens, and theme-builder display conditions. Ask for a new section, a different heading, a swapped image, a colour that runs across the whole site — and every one of them re-serialises from a snapshot of the entire document, so rollback returns the page, not a half-repaired widget.

Same for the rest of the builder-adjacent work most owners pay for by the hour: custom fields in ACF and Meta Box, menus, media, titles and descriptions in whichever SEO plugin you already run.

Everything above this line — the two-phase write, read-back verification, the capability model, the activity log, rollback and the write pause — is in the free plugin, and it is the complete product, not a sampler. Nothing about safety sits behind the paywall.

Pro adds reach, not safety: 51 further operations for site-wide SEO settings, schema, WooCommerce products and plugin management. Every one of them inherits the same preview, snapshot, verification and rollback.

Nothing free moves into Pro later, and a lapsed licence stops the Pro operations without stopping anything else — your site keeps working, and so does everything the free plugin does.

The tier is how many sites the licence activates on. Every tier gets every Pro operation — there is no feature held back for the expensive one.

The prices below are what checkout charges — and for a limited time, code LAUNCH20 takes a further 20% off the first payment and every renewal. What every licence carries.