Introducing Daily Backup Scheduling: Take Full Control of Your Backup Timing

We’re thrilled to announce a powerful new feature of Jetpack VaultPress Backup—Daily backup scheduling. This update puts control directly in the hands of site owners, letting them choose a specific time range for daily backups. Now, you can customize backup timing to align seamlessly with your site’s unique traffic patterns, maintenance windows, or peak activity hours.

Why daily backup scheduling?

Your website’s needs are unique, and its backup schedule should be too. With this new scheduling feature, you can select a daily time range that best suits your workflow. Whether you want backups to run during off-peak hours or right before a busy day, you’re in charge of the timing.

Ready to set your backup schedule?

To schedule your daily backups, simply navigate to your Jetpack Cloud settings and choose the timing range that works best for you. It’s a small adjustment that can make a big difference in managing your site’s backups.

To make tracking easier, we’ve added a dedicated display on the main backup page showing the exact time of your next full backup.

The best backups for WordPress

If you care about your website, you should have a backup plan. Jetpack VaultPress Backup is the best backup solution for WordPress sites.

• Real-time backups that save as you update your site
• The most proven WordPress backup plugin with 269 million site backups over the last ten years
• One-click restores in seconds if something goes wrong
• Cloud backups separate from your site. Restore even if your host is down.
• Restore from anywhere with the Jetpack mobile app
• WooCommerce backups that keep orders current while restoring your site
• List of all changes and who made them

Get 50% off the first year of Jetpack VaultPress Backup today. We’ll have your back if anything goes wrong.

Rob Pugh

Rob works on building tools for creators and their audiences. He's focused on building an open, calm platform that will be loved by bloggers, newsletter publishers, and readers alike. He's worked on marketing and product for 15 years, primarily at Automattic, Mailchimp, and UPS.