User Portal Overview

The WP Engine User Portal is your central hub for managing your WP Engine plan, features, and sites. You can find SFTP login details, access your database, create new sites and environments, view your account usage and billing, and much more from the User Portal.

The User Portal can be accessed by opening the following URL in your browser:

https://my.wpengine.com

Dashboard

The Dashboard page is accessible if you click on the WP Engine logo, at the top left or at the link:

https://my.wpengine.com/dashboard

NOTE

At this time only Owners and Full users (with or without billing) can view this page.

The Dashboard page contains plan information for:

  • Plugins
  • Themes
  • PHP available
  • SPM licenses
  • Plan overview:
    • Sites
    • Bandwidth
    • Storage
    • Billable visits
  • Site health:
    • Current outages
    • Site security
  • Trends:
    • Billable visits
    • Bandwidth
  • Recent account activity
  • Top environments:
    • Billable visits
    • Storage

Sites

The Sites page is the central hub for managing your sites on WP Engine. This page offers site and environment management tools, such as details about the environment’s status and the ability to make updates to certain assets, like plugins or themes. Additionally, certain accounts also have the ability to perform these actions in bulk across multiple sites at once.

The Sites page can be accessed by clicking Sites in the main menu of the User Portal, or at the following link:

https://my.wpengine.com/sites

NOTE

The Sites page contains an extensive list of features. For more information on the individual features and tools available on this page, see the full My Sites Page article here.


Atlas

The Atlas page allows you to manage your headless WordPress applications through our Atlas platform.

If you do not have an account with the Atlas platform, you will not see this tab.

This page can be found directly at:

https://my.wpengine.com/atlas

To lean more about headless WordPress with Atlas, see our guide.


eCommerce

This eCommerce page allows access to the features of the eCommerce Solution plans.

This page can be found directly at:

https://my.wpengine.com/ecommerce_solution

To learn more about these features, see our eCommerce Solution Overview article.


Add-ons

The add-ons page provides access to manage plan add-on settings and to purchase additional add-ons.

This page can be found directly at:

https://my.wpengine.com/addons
  • Atlas Search — A search solution tailor-made for headless WordPress. This add-on gives you better speed and greater functionality than your default WordPress search. Learn more here.
  • Core Web Vitals — This free add-on collects Core Web Vitals (CWV) data on your site so you can see how your site is performing for real traffic.
  • Global Edge Security — GES takes Cloudflare’s world-class edge security and performance features and tailors them specifically for WordPress – a managed WAF with WordPress-rules, DDoS protection, and automatic image and traffic optimization. Learn more here.
  • Genesis Blocks — Modernize and accelerate the way you create content with tools that enhance the modern block editor. Learn more
  • Genesis Custom Blocks — Easily build custom blocks that look and function exactly the way you want. Learn more
  • Instant Store Search — Increase conversions up to 18% with 10x faster search, autocomplete, “did you mean”, weighted custom results, and AI-powered related suggestions. Learn more here.
  • Site Monitoring — Your downtime alarm. New code or plugins can cause downtime that goes unnoticed. Site Monitoring instantly alerts you via email or Slack if a site goes down. Learn more here.
  • Slack — Personalize your notifications and receive timely updates on the topics that are important to you via Slack.
  • Smart Plugin Manager — Save time, boost security. A majority of hacks on WordPress come through out-of-date plugins and themes! SPM auto-updates your plugins and themes safely with auto-rollback.. Learn more here.

Developer Tools

The Developer Tools page provides plugins, themes, and tooling, and more for the modern WordPress developer.

This page can be found directly at:

https://my.wpengine.com/developer_tools
  • Advanced Custom Fields — Extend the power of WordPress with custom fields, post types, and taxonomies. Learn more here.
  • Bitbucket Pipeline — Easily deploy your sites from a Bitbucket repo to any WP Engine environment you choose with this integration. Learn more here.
  • Better Search Replace — Save time and stress with a plugin perfect for lightweight migrations and simple database manipulations. Learn more here.
  • Faust.js — Reduce the complexity of building headless WordPress frontends with our Next.js-based framework. Learn more here.
  • Frost — Delight your visitors with a beautifully crafted theme optimized for the block and site editors. Learn more here.
  • GitHub Action — Simple site deployment for those that manage code on GitHub. Learn more here.
  • Local — Join over 1 million developers and effortlessly build WordPress sites on your local machine for free. Learn more here.
  • Pattern Manager — Streamline how you build, manage, and distribute block patterns. Learn more here.
  • SSH Gateway — Secure command line access to easily manage all your WP Engine sites. Learn more here.
  • Themes — As a WP Engine customer, you get instant access to and support for the 10 best Genesis block editor themes for WordPress. Learn more here.
  • WP GraphQL — Easily enable an extendable GraphQL schema and API for your WordPress site. Learn more here.
  • WP Migrate — The ultimate solution for moving your database, media, themes, and plugins between sites. Learn more here.
  • WP Offload Media — Offload your media to a specialized third-party storage and serve lightning fast. Learn more here.
  • WP Offload SES — Boost deliverability by enabling Amazon SES to take over site-generated email. Learn more here.

Users

The Users page allows management of hosting account users. For more on users see the Users guide here.


Billing

The Billing page shows plan details and billing-related plan information.

Only users granted Owner or Billing level access to this plan can view Billing pages.

Invoice — Locate invoices, plan renewal date and other pertinent WP Engine plan information. Read more about the Invoice page.

Usage — See your plan usage summary. Read more about this page here.

Modify Plan — Change your plan type or purchase add-ons for your plan. Learn how to change your plan.


Additional Menu Items

Support Pin — Located in the bottom left corner, our Support PIN is required for security verification reasons when contacting Support for assistance. Learn more about your Support PIN and why we use it. Use the arrow icon to generate a new, random PIN.

Live Chat — Located in the bottom right corner, connects you to our Support team via chat. Support is available to help 24×7, including weekends and holidays. Learn all about WP Engine Support.

Support — Located in the top right corner, search the Support Center article database, view open tickets or contact award-winning Support directly. Learn all about WP Engine Support.

My Account — Located in the top right corner, this menu allows you to manage your user account as well as account-wide management features.

  • Profile — Manage your personal account details for WP Engine.
  • Multi-factor authentication — Configure MFA when logging in to the WP Engine User Portal, such as two-factor verification through Google Authenticator.
  • SSH keys — Add SSH keys for use with the SSH Gateway, or services like Local.
  • GitHub Action — Use GitHub Actions to easily create an automated deployment process from GitHub to WP Engine.
  • Bitbucket Pipeline — Configure Bitbucket Pipelines to deploy code from your local machine
  • Sign out — Click to log out of the User Portal on the current device.

Overview Page

While on the Sites page, click the name of an environment. The next page to load is the Overview page for this environment, which can also be selected from the secondary menu any time while viewing an environment. Many tasks can be performed from this page that will impact only the environment currently being viewed.

Data shown on the Overview page can be fetched by clicking the Refresh button, in the Updates section.

Secondary Navigation Menu

This is the navigation menu located on your Site Overview page, to the right of the Main Navigation menu. Any changes to items with this secondary menu will impact only the environment name that is displayed at the top of the page.

Environment Stats

  • DNS Information — Your site’s currently applied Primary Domain, as well as CNAME and IP , both of which may be used for configuring your DNS.
  • Technical Contact — The contact our team will reach out to should there be any issues.
  • SSH Login — If your account supports it, SSH login information for connecting is located here.
  • WordPress Version — This section lists the WordPress version your environment is currently on. You can select the Defer the next update checkbox if you would like to only receive Security/Maintenance WordPress updates.
  • Visitors — Displays a rolling 30 day average and a rolling 30 day total for the amount of visitors to this environment.
  • Bandwidth — Displays a rolling 30 day average and a rolling 30 day total for the amount of bandwidth used by visitors downloading your environment.
  • Storage — Displays the total amount of disk space the specific environment is currently using. NOTE: Local storage is not a live total, this amount is updated once weekly. For reducing local storage, we recommend configuring LargeFS.
  • Usage CSV — Downloads a CSV listing daily usage stats for objects served, data served via CDN, server processing hours, and dynamic hits to the server.
  • Delete Environment — Select this to delete the current environment you are viewing. Confirmation will display before removal. This does not impact any other environments within the Site.

Copy Environment

This button allows you to copy content between environments. For example, if you’ve developed content on your development environment and are ready to push it up to production.

See our article, Using the Copy Environment Tool, for more information.

If this option is not available, then you have not yet added a second environment within the site that can be copied to/from. Learn how to add a new environment to a site here.


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