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Security & backups

Restore your site from a backup

Roll back files, the database, or both — and how to avoid needing to.

4 min read · Last updated 2026-07-31

Backups are taken automatically on a schedule that depends on your plan, and you can take a manual snapshot at any time before making risky changes.

Restoring

  1. Open the service in your dashboard and choose Backups.
  2. Pick a restore point. The timestamp is in your account timezone.
  3. Choose files, database, or both.
  4. Confirm. A snapshot of the current state is taken first, so a restore is itself reversible.

Choosing what to restore

  • A bad plugin update: restore files only, so recent content and orders survive.
  • Content deleted by mistake: restore the database only.
  • A compromised site: restore both, from a point before the compromise, then change every password.

Reducing how often you need this

Test updates on staging, take a manual snapshot before deploys, and keep the number of accounts with administrator access small. Most emergency restores trace back to a change made directly on production.

Did this not solve it?

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