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CodePoint Server-to-Server Migration
Seamless server-to-server WordPress migration — no downloads, no uploads, no middleman. Install on both sites and migrate with one key.
CodePoint Server-to-Server Migration ranks #65,004 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #3,411 of 4,977 in the Utilities & Tools category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Aug 27, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Tested up to WP 7 (Current: 7.1.2)
v3.0.4
Current Version v3.0.4
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Last Update on 27 Aug, 2026
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- Version
- 3.0.4
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- Aug 27, 2026
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- 6.2+
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- 7.4 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about CodePoint Server-to-Server Migration
DNS changes happen at your domain registrar or hosting/DNS provider — no plugin
Change domain name tab shows this server's address if available), make sure a secure certificate (HTTPS / SSL) for the domain is installed on the new server, wait until the change has taken effect while the old site keeps serving visitors, and only then run the domain update. The button checks whether the
Finalizing switches in the old site's database, including its users. If your login could not be kept (same username already exists on the old site, or you unticked "Keep my login"), you need to sign in with the old site's admin username and password. That is normal. The connection fails with HTTP 404 The old site's REST API is not reachable at /wp-json/. Enable pretty permalinks on the old site (Settings → Permalinks → anything except Plain) and confirm the plugin is active there. The connection fails with HTTP 403 The key is wrong, expired (72-hour lifetime), or was invalidated by a completed migration. Copy a fresh key from the old site. After 10 failed attempts the old site locks the requesting server out for 15 minutes.
Yes. Connect again with a fresh key. Before files are copied, other plugins on the new site are temporarily turned off (and a default theme is used) so overwriting plugins like Rank Math cannot crash the migration mid-run. Before the new database is installed, the plugin also frees space from the previous previous rollback backup. Press Start over first if a previous attempt left the site mid-migration.
They are not restored. Migrating makes this site match the OLD site's plugins, theme, and active-plugin list — it is a replacement, not a merge. If "Clean up leftovers" is checked (the default), anything this site had that the old site didn't is deleted during the copy. If you uncheck it, those files are left on disk but end up inactive, since the imported database's active-plugin list only knows about the old site's plugins. Either way, reinstall or reactivate anything you want to keep that wasn't on the old site.
No, by design. A small number of tables (some of WooCommerce's newer order-related tables are the confirmed case) use real foreign key constraints between tables, in addition to the relationships WordPress and its plugins already manage in PHP. Recreating those constraints exactly would require staging every table in dependency order instead of one at a time, and every row of data on both sides of the relationship is copied in full regardless — so the constraint itself is dropped during the copy rather than recreated. The data, and the relationships that data represents, are unaffected.
Yes — your previous tables are preserved with an cps2s_old_ prefix inserted after your own table prefix (so wp_options is kept as wp_cps2s_old_options). Renaming them back (via phpMyAdmin or WP-CLI) restores the pre-migration database. Files are not backed up automatically; transferred files overwrite in place. The prefix includes your site's own table prefix so that installs sharing a database cannot overwrite each other's rollback copies.
Usually, but aggressive rate limiting can interrupt the chunked transfer. If you see repeated failures, allowlist the new server's IP address on the old site for the duration of the migration.
No. Single-site to single-site only.
