One plan.
Every site.
Add every Craft site you look after and put your whole team on it. There are no tiers to compare and nothing to count up, so you pay the same whether you look after five sites or fifty.
Annual
Save £20.88£99 per year
Twelve months at the monthly rate would be £119.88.
Pay yearly instead- Sites
- Unlimited Production, staging and development. Nothing counts against a quota, so you can add the staging site you actually want checked.
- Team members
- Unlimited Everyone on the rota gets their own login. Nobody shares an account to save a seat.
- Backup storage
- 2 GB included Encrypted database backups, held by us. Buy more, or point Manager at your own S3 bucket and hold them yourself.
- Every capability
- Included Monitoring, security findings, licence tracking, backups and notifications. Nothing is locked behind a bigger plan.
Backup storage is the only thing that scales
Database backups take up real space on somebody's disk, so that is the one part we have to meter. You get two ways to handle it, and one of them costs you nothing extra.
A typical Craft database compresses to somewhere between a few megabytes and a few hundred, so 2 GB covers a good number of sites on a sensible retention schedule. If you keep more history, or you would simply rather the backups sat somewhere you control, the second option costs you nothing on top of your own storage bill.
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Included
2 GB, held by us
Encrypted on your site before it is uploaded. Nothing to set up.
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Rate to be confirmed
More than 2 GB, held by us
Bought in blocks when you need it. We will warn you before you run out, and nothing is deleted without telling you first.
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No extra cost
Your own S3 bucket
Point Manager at any S3-compatible destination and hold the backups yourself. No limit, because the bucket is yours.
All of it, on the one plan
There is no bigger version of Manager to upgrade into. Everything below is what you get for £9.99 a month.
Monitoring
- Craft version, edition and PHP Plus database engine and version, on every site.
- Every plugin and Composer package With the version actually installed, not the one in the lock file you last read.
- Update availability Including whether a security release sits between what you run and what is current. That is the field that decides urgency.
- Licence state Craft editions and commercial plugin entitlements, worked out on the site. Keys are never transmitted.
- Queue and migrations Depth, failed jobs and pending migrations. Counts only, never the contents of a job.
- Connector heartbeats So a site that stops reporting is itself a signal.
Security
- Configuration findings Dev mode left on in production, HTTPS not enforced, schema changes permitted, the updater enabled.
- Severities that resolve themselves A finding closes when the site is fixed. There is nothing to tick off.
- Acknowledgement with a reason So the next person can tell a decision from a shrug.
- Audit log Every capability grant, revocation and key rotation, recorded.
Backups
- Craft-native database backups Through Craft's own db/backup, not mysqldump guesswork.
- Encrypted before they leave the site Granted separately, per site, behind its own confirmation.
- Schedules, retention and verification With a notification when a run does not complete.
Notifications
- Email and signed webhooks So a security release on a client site reaches you without anybody opening a dashboard.
- Severity rules and digests Immediate for what matters, digested for what does not.
Manager watches; it does not change anything. It installs no updates, alters no configuration, runs no console commands, evaluates no PHP and executes no SQL. The connector has no capability for any of it, and a build script fails if such code ever appears.
Questions worth asking before you commit
Is it really unlimited sites?
Yes. Add every production site, every staging site and every local install if you want to. There is no quota, no per-site charge and no tier to grow into. The only thing that scales with how much you use it is backup storage, and even that has an option that costs nothing extra: point Manager at your own S3 bucket.
How does billing work, and can I cancel?
Card payment, monthly or annually, and you can cancel whenever you like. No contract term, no cancellation fee. Cancel and you keep access until the end of the period you have paid for, then the account stops. Your sites carry on exactly as before, because Manager never touched them in the first place.
What happens if I go over 2 GB of backup storage?
Nothing breaks and nothing gets deleted without warning. You can buy more storage, or switch that site to your own S3-compatible bucket, which has no limit because it is yours. We will tell you before you run out rather than after.
Is there a free trial?
The trial terms are still being settled. In the meantime you can run Manager Self-Hosted free on your own server and see the whole product before paying anybody anything.
Who owns the data, and what do you actually hold?
Your data is yours, and Manager holds less of it than you would expect. It never receives an administrator password, an SSH credential or a site database password. There is nowhere in the schema to put one, and a test walks the live schema on every run to keep that true. What it stores is operational metadata: versions, packages, licence states, findings, queue counts. Never entries, assets, users, password hashes, logs, environment values or keys.
Are backups encrypted end to end?
Not yet, and we will not claim it before it is true. Backups are encrypted on your site before they are uploaded, and the site's own database password never leaves it. What we cannot honestly say today is that we are unable to decrypt them, so we do not say it. When that changes we will describe exactly who holds the keys.
What support is included?
Email support from the people who build Manager. There is no separate support tier and no priority queue to buy, because there is only one plan.
How do I report a security problem?
Email [email protected] and please do not open a public issue. We aim to acknowledge within two working days and to keep you posted while a fix is prepared. An advisory goes out once a fix is available, or after 90 days, whichever comes first. In scope: the platform, the connector and the shared protocol package.
Would rather run it yourself?
Manager Self-Hosted is free, source-available and complete. You provide a server, Postgres, Redis and somebody to keep them patched. Most people would rather not, which is what the £9.99 is for.
Either way, the connector is the same
Cloud and self-hosted run the same core and speak the same protocol, so moving between them means re-pairing your sites rather than rebuilding anything. Start wherever you like; changing your mind later costs an afternoon, not a migration project.
Built for Craft CMS 5 and later. Read-only monitoring by default.