Changelog

Kinsta's new Vulnerability Protection — powered by Patchstack — can help plug WordPress security holes before fixes are available.

Kinsta's new Suspend Environment option quickly makes a WordPress site unavailable on both the frontend and the backend.

We've added more tools to the bulk actions menu in MyKinsta to give you more tools for managing multiple WordPress sites.

You can now request Kinsta Disaster Recovery protection for your dedicated server environment within the MyKinsta dashboard.

Kinsta's disaster recovery add-on for dedicated servers can help enterprises ensure business continuity when things for very wrong.

New Kinsta API analytics endpoints provide visitor data for user agents, referrers, hosts, browsers, and ASNs across WordPress environments.

Manage domains, Force HTTPS, search and replace, logs, and backups with the latest Kinsta API updates for WordPress site management.

New bot protection analytics in MyKinsta show exactly how every request was classified and what happened to it, down to paths and IPs.

Kinsta has released a file manager within the MyKinsta dashboard to help customers save even more time when operating WordPress sites.

Kinsta’s Bot Protection tools help manage automated traffic with customizable controls that reduce resource strain and hosting overages.

Kinsta is sunsetting its Danish and Swedish website versions to streamline and improve the overall product and content experience.

New endpoints for the Kinsta API help you generate WordPress Admin accounts on the fly and support auto-login workflows.