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The Cloud Panel puts complete WordPress site management at your fingertips. From here you can spin up new sites, jump directly into wp-admin, adjust server-level settings, monitor resource usage, and safely decommission sites you no longer need — all without touching a command line.
All new sites come with WP Postman, Aero, and WP Stratos Environment pre-installed and activated, giving you a performance-optimized foundation from the moment your site is ready. If you deactivate any of these plugins, WP Stratos automatically reactivates them on the next plugin update to ensure your site stays fully functional.

Creating a New Site

1

Log in to the Cloud Panel

Sign in at my.wpstratos.com to reach your dashboard.
2

Click New Site

Select the New Site button in the top-right corner of the Sites list.
3

Name your site and choose a region

Enter a descriptive site name and select the data center region closest to your audience for the best performance.
4

Select your hosting plan

Pick the plan that matches your expected traffic and storage needs. You can upgrade at any time from your account settings.
5

Click Create

Click Create Site. WP Stratos provisions your WordPress installation automatically — the site is typically ready within a few minutes. You’ll receive a notification when it’s live.

Accessing Your Site

One-click WordPress admin — Every site card in the dashboard has an Open WP Admin button. Click it to log straight into your WordPress dashboard without entering credentials. Temporary URL — While you’re connecting a custom domain, your site is immediately accessible at sitename.wpstratos.dev. Share this URL for reviews or use it during initial setup.

Site Settings

Open a site’s settings by clicking the site name in the dashboard and navigating to the Settings tab.
View and change the PHP version running your WordPress site. For detailed instructions and available versions, see PHP Settings.
See all domains currently pointing to this site. Add a primary domain, set up redirects, or remove a domain you no longer need. For full instructions, visit Connect a Domain.
Check whether your SSL certificate is active, pending, or due for renewal. WP Stratos provisions and auto-renews Let’s Encrypt certificates — no manual action is normally required.
Monitor your site’s current disk usage and bandwidth consumption against your plan limits. Graphs update daily so you can spot growth trends and upgrade before you hit a limit.

Deleting a Site

Deleting a site is permanent and irreversible. All files, the database, and associated backups are erased. Download any backups you want to keep before proceeding.
1

Open site settings

From the dashboard, click the site you want to remove, then go to the Settings tab.
2

Scroll to the Danger Zone

At the bottom of the Settings page, locate the Danger Zone section.
3

Click Delete Site

Click Delete Site, then type the site name in the confirmation field to verify your intent.
4

Confirm deletion

Click the red Confirm Delete button. The site and all its data are permanently removed.