Private pilot: automated website protection

Your website should berestorable, not merely backed up.

ServerCrate Website Protection is being built for small businesses, agencies, and self-hosters that need automated website files, database dumps, configuration capture, backup-health visibility, and a practical restore path.

Files + databases
Scheduled protection
Backup health
Restore workflows
The product direction

Connect. Protect. Verify. Restore.

The pilot starts with Linux-hosted websites and common control-panel or SSH workflows. We are validating the connector experience before presenting it as a fully self-serve product.

1

Connect

Connect a server or supported hosting panel using a narrowly scoped method appropriate for the environment.

2

Protect

Create scheduled backups of website files, database exports, certificates, and essential configuration.

3

Verify

Surface freshness, failures, storage growth, and whether the expected backup artifacts actually arrived.

4

Restore

Provide a documented recovery path instead of leaving customers alone with an unexplained archive.

What the private pilot is for

We are looking for a small number of real websites to validate CloudPanel, WordPress, SSH, file-plus-database, and restore workflows. Pilot scope and access requirements are agreed before anything is connected.

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Why “a backup exists” is not enough

A useful website-protection product must answer four questions clearly: when did the last successful backup run, what was included, where is it stored, and how do we restore it? ServerCrate already operates encrypted vaults and backup-health data. Website Protection extends that foundation into a product normal businesses can understand.

Designed around independent encrypted storage

Website backups should not live only inside the same hosting account they protect. The intended architecture sends protected data into a separate ServerCrate backup vault, with client-side encryption wherever the connector model permits it.

Initial target environments

  • Linux servers:SSH-accessible sites with database dump commands and known document roots.
  • WordPress:Application files, uploads, database exports, and configuration required to rebuild.
  • CloudPanel:Site-aware file and database workflows for customers already running CloudPanel.
  • Small agencies:Multiple low-complexity sites that need one place to see backup freshness and failures.
Private Pilot

Help shape Website Protection around a real website.

Tell us what you host, where it runs, and what a successful restore must look like.