WordPress plugin
Under Construction Pro
Under Construction Pro displays a temporary page while a WordPress site is being built, maintained, or prepared for launch. It can also present a landing page for a campaign. Setup is designed to take less than a minute, and the Pro edition includes more than 50 functions and options.
Under Construction Pro displays a temporary page while a WordPress site is being built, maintained, or prepared for launch. It can also present a landing page for a campaign. Setup is designed to take less than a minute, and the Pro edition includes more than 50 functions and options.
Page styling and content
Choose from more than 500 templates, arrange content with the drag-and-drop builder, and browse more than a million searchable, high-resolution pictures. Add a page title and description, headline, and visitor-facing content. Custom CSS lets you adjust the page, and social icons and links can point to services such as Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Vimeo, Pinterest, Instagram, email, phone, Skype, Telegram, WhatsApp, Tumblr, and VK.
The plugin uses Bunny Fonts on the public page and in the administration area. Through its partnership with Weglot, you can translate the page to more than 100 languages with one click.
Access while the site is under construction
Turn under construction mode on or off in the options, or set an end date and time for automatic deactivation. Whitelist user roles or individual customers so they can view the working site while other visitors see the temporary page. A login button can provide a link to the login form or, for logged-in users, the WordPress administration area.
Leads and tracking
An opt-in box or popup can collect email addresses and leads. Integration options include MailChimp, Zapier, and universal autoresponders. The add-on also includes affiliate and traffic tracking, and you can add a Google Analytics tracking ID when you want Analytics tracking.
Set up a temporary page
Install Under Construction Pro in WordPress and open its settings. Choose a template or theme, then set the page content and access options. Enable under construction mode when the page is ready. If needed, set an automatic end date, connect integrations, and choose the roles or users who can continue working on the site.

