How to Use Elementor Manage to Centralize WordPress Site Administration

Last Update: February 22, 2026

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Elementor Manage is a centralized management platform that allows users to oversee multiple WordPress websites from a single dashboard. It streamlines administrative tasks like plugin updates, security monitoring via Patchstack, and performance checks, regardless of whether the connected sites use Elementor. This tool centralizes cross-site maintenance into one unified interface to save time.

What can you do with the Elementor Manage Dashboard?

Elementor Manage provides a comprehensive suite of tools designed to reduce the manual labor of maintaining several independent WordPress installations.

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Elementor One users are able to make changes with Elementor Manage. The free plugin provides a read-only version of the app.

Redesigned Sites View & Navigation

How do you navigate the different site views?

The Elementor Manage interface is organized into three specific sections to help you filter your workflow:

  • All Sites View: Displays every website currently connected to your account in one global list.
  • Hosted Sites View: Shows technical and hosting-specific data for websites residing on Elementor Hosting.
  • Managed Sites View: Provides deep-dive management tools for any site connected via the Elementor Manage plugin.
  • The My Elementor dashboard with Managed sites selected

How does Bulk Management ensure safe updates?

Updating multiple sites individually is time-consuming and risky. Elementor Manage solves this through a “Safe Update” protocol.

How does the Database Cleanup tool improve performance?

  • One-Click Updates: Deploy new versions of plugins, themes, and WordPress core across every connected site simultaneously.
  • Automatic Rollbacks: The Elementor Manage plugin saves the current configuration before an update, allowing for immediate restoration if a conflict is detected.
  • Vulnerability Monitoring: The system surfaces security threats by cross-referencing your plugins with the Patchstack security database.

Over time, WordPress databases accumulate “bloat” that slows down the server. Elementor Manage allows you to purge this data without logging into each individual site dashboard.

Which items can be removed during a database cleanup?

  • Post Bloat: Delete trashed posts and old “auto-save” drafts that are no longer necessary.
  • Comment Spam: Clear out all spam and trashed comments in a single action.
  • Transient Data: Remove expired cached plugin data that the system will automatically regenerate as needed.

Why should you use Elementor Manage for performance tracking?

Monitoring site speed is essential for SEO and user experience. Elementor Manage automates this process using industry-standard tools.

What data does the Monitoring section provide?

  • Google PageSpeed Insights: Access automated scans that track performance, accessibility, and SEO scores.
  • Historical Data: View a timeline of past scans to see how site changes affect your performance over time.
  • Activity Log Tracking: Review a chronological list of every action performed through the Elementor Manage plugin for auditing purposes.

How does Elementor Manage help with WordPress Management?

Elementor Manage updates plugins, themes, and core WordPress from within Elementor Manage. Vulnerabilities are surfaced using Patchstack integration.

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