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Manage company users and permissions with the Kinsta API
You can now manage who has access to your WordPress sites through the Kinsta API. We’ve added three endpoints that let you retrieve a specific company …
Shields up! Kinsta adds enhanced Vulnerability Protection
We hate to nag, but we really do put a lot of effort into letting you know when there’s something wrong with your WordPress site. From …
Make a site “disappear” with environment suspension
Releasing features we hope you never have to use isn’t our usual style, but we admit that the ability to rapidly take a site offline and …
Multiple-site management bulks up in MyKinsta
We’ve made more tools available to customers who manage multiple websites by adding four more add-ons to MyKinsta’s “bulk actions” menu. In fact, there are now …
It’s easier to get started with Kinsta Disaster Recovery
We’ve made it simpler for our dedicated-server customers to request, cancel, and manage disaster recovery protection for their valuable WordPress properties. Launched in August 2026, Kinsta …
Go beyond backups with Kinsta Disaster Recovery
In 2021, fire at a data center building in Strasbourg, France, destroyed thousands of servers and knocked more than 3.5 million websites offline. Reuters reported at …
Access more visitor data with the Kinsta API
The Kinsta API can now tell you more about the traffic reaching your WordPress environments, including which user agents and browsers are making requests, where those …
Manage domains, HTTPS, logs, and backups with the Kinsta API
Several tasks that previously required a trip to MyKinsta can now be handled through the Kinsta API. You can choose how a new domain is set …
See exactly where your site’s traffic goes with bot protection
Back in May, we launched the bot protection tool in MyKinsta to everyone, giving you control over how automated traffic is handled on your site. Since …
Manage WordPress files in the MyKinsta dashboard
Based on our totally unscientific survey (we asked a few people), the file most often edited in a WordPress installation is config.php. Usually less than 4KB, …
When bots go bad, Kinsta has your back
Remember those simpler days when there were “good” bots and ”bad” bots and everyone pretty much agreed on which were which? Today, the nature of automated …
Danish and Swedish language support ending (no action required)
We have decided to sunset the Danish and Swedish versions of our website and platform as part of our ongoing efforts to streamline and improve the …
Manage WordPress Admin auto-login users with the Kinsta API
In March, Kinsta introduced one-click access to WordPress Admin in MyKinsta. Now, we have extended that feature to the Kinsta API with three new endpoints for …
A new view of cache performance for your WordPress site
We’ve updated website analytics reporting in MyKinsta to provide a better picture of cache performance, all the way from your site’s server to Kinsta’s Cloudflare-based CDN …
Access more traffic and response insights with the Kinsta API
Kinsta already provides analytics in MyKinsta, but with our latest update, you can access more of that data programmatically via the Kinsta API. This update adds …
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Kinsta is a premium hosting platform optimized specifically for WordPress. Your website will love it, and you will love the speed, stability, security and caring support that comes with it.