WP Rollback Pro

Choose a version through WordPress

WP Rollback Pro is the paid edition of WP Rollback. Its version selection and confirmation workflow lets administrators install a chosen release of a supported extension or theme through WordPress. This can help when an update makes a compatibility issue, a team needs to compare versions, or an administrator wants to restore an earlier release while investigating a change.

Pro extends rollback support to premium plugins and themes that are already licensed and installed on the website. Examples include Elementor Pro, Gravity Forms, WooCommerce extensions, Kadence Pro, Astra Pro, GeneratePress Premium, Divi, and Envato or ThemeForest products. For these items, Plugin Vault provides access to a shared library of verified version archives contributed by Pro users. The available archive determines which versions can be selected.

What Pro includes

• Premium version rollbacks for eligible products you have licensed and installed.
• Plugin Vault, a shared library of verified version archives contributed by Pro users.
• Activity logging to review rollback-related activity.
• Multisite network management for version management across a WordPress multisite network.
• Priority support for Pro users.

Select an eligible plugin or theme, choose a version, then confirm the change. WP Rollback Pro handles installation of the designated release through its supported process. The version-based workflow avoids manually searching for archives, downloading and unzipping documents, using FTP, or learning Subversion for a rollback.

Test before changing a live website

Test the selected version on a staging or development site before applying it to a live site, and create a backup. WP Rollback does not provide assurances, guarantees, or warranties that a downgraded plugin, theme, or WordPress version will work as expected. The outcome depends on how the tool is used and on compatibility between the selected versions.

Installation

Install and activate WP Rollback Pro in WordPress. Prepare a backup, test the requested version in a staging or development environment, then apply the change through the WordPress administration workflow and review the activity record.