Manage versions for premium products

WP Rollback Pro extends the WP Rollback version workflow to premium add-ons and themes you already have licensed and installed. Examples include Elementor Pro, Gravity Forms, WooCommerce extensions, Kadence Pro, Astra Pro, GeneratePress Premium, Divi, and Envato or ThemeForest products. The standard workflow covers add-ons and themes hosted in the public repository.

Plugin Vault is a shared library of verified version archives contributed by Pro customers. For supported products, select the plugin or theme, choose an available version, and confirm. WP Rollback Pro handles installation of the selected release through its supported process.

Logging and network management

Activity logging offers a record of rollback-related work. Multisite network management supports version changes across a WordPress multisite network, and Pro users also receive priority support.

When to select an earlier version

A version change can help when an update makes a compatibility issue, when a team needs to compare releases, or when an administrator wants to restore an earlier version while investigating a change. The version selection workflow avoids manually searching for archives, downloading and unzipping files, using FTP, or learning Subversion for the rollback.

Test before changing a live website

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

Installation and use

Install and activate WP Rollback Pro in WordPress, then use its rollback controls for supported plugins and themes. After evaluating the version, apply the change through the WordPress administration workflow and review the available activity record.