Bring hosting context into every WordPress workflow.
Connect the hosting platforms your agency already uses so Destiny Manage can match client sites, protect updates with host backups, clear caches, and show the hosting context when something goes wrong.
Hosting Features
Hosting- Cloudways inventory
- Kinsta environments
- WP Engine installs
- Backup before update
What does a hosting connection add?
A hosting integration links the WordPress website in Destiny Manage to its provider environment. That connection lets the update workflow request a host-level backup before changes, purge the host cache after successful updates, and keep the provider, environment, PHP version, and management link beside the site.
Connect, match, and protect
Hosting details become part of the existing website record rather than another dashboard your team has to reconcile.
Connect the hosting account
Add the provider's API credentials under Integrations. Destiny Manage encrypts the stored credentials and scopes inventory to your agency account.
Match sites by domain
Cloudways apps, Kinsta environments, and WP Engine installs are matched to connected websites, with manual linking available when a domain is not enough.
Use hosting actions automatically
Before WordPress updates, request a provider backup; after success, clear the relevant cache and keep the provider console one click away.
Cloudways, Kinsta, and WP Engine in one integrations view
Each provider uses its own secure API credentials, but the resulting environments are normalised into the same website workflow for the agency.
Cloudways inventory
Sync servers and applications, match domains, show server context, request application backups, and purge Varnish.
Kinsta environments
Match live environments separately from staging, request backups, clear cache, and link directly to MyKinsta.
WP Engine installs
Match production installs, request provider backups, clear cache, and keep the WP Engine portal available from the website.
Safer updates with the host involved
The provider connection complements the connector's own update safety. A host backup is requested before the change and the cache is cleared after a successful update so verification sees the current site.
Backup before update
Turn provider backups on for the account and override the behaviour for an individual site when its workflow differs.
Cache clearing after update
Purge the host cache after successful changes so visitors and automated checks are not reading stale pages.
Provider restore route
When a full restore is the right answer, open the matched provider environment directly from Destiny Manage.
Faster context when a website goes down
Hosting information stays attached to the same website record as WordPress versions, updates, monitoring, and client ownership, reducing the first round of incident investigation.
Environment details
See the matched provider, environment, primary domain, and available PHP or server details beside the website.
Cloudways alert context
When a matched Cloudways website goes down, include server context in the incident and Slack alert when available.
Recognised plugin-managed hosts
SiteGround and Hostinger can be identified by the connector and use their on-site cache integrations without a separate hosting API connection.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about setting up and running your hosting features.
Which plans include hosting integrations?
Direct Cloudways, Kinsta, and WP Engine integrations are available on paid plans. Free sites can still use connector-level cache clearing for supported WordPress cache plugins and recognised hosts.
Which hosting providers can I connect directly?
Destiny Manage currently provides account-level integrations for Cloudways, Kinsta, and WP Engine. SiteGround and Hostinger can be recognised through the WordPress connector for supported cache-clearing behaviour.
Will connecting a host change every website automatically?
No. Sites are matched to environments by domain and the backup and cache behaviours can be controlled at the hosting-account level or overridden per website.
Are hosting credentials exposed to clients?
No. Hosting integrations are scoped to the agency account and their credentials are stored encrypted. Client portal users do not receive the provider API credentials.
Does a hosting integration replace cloud backups?
No. Host snapshots are ideal for provider-side recovery around updates, while cloud backups create a separate full-site archive in storage your agency controls. Agencies can use both.
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