September was a big month for FlyWP.

Across three major releases, we introduced smarter ways to stay informed, expanded FlyWP beyond WordPress with modern JavaScript framework support, improved backup and support workflows, and continued strengthening the reliability of everyday infrastructure management.

We also opened the FlyWP White Label Beta Program, giving agencies, freelancers, and WordPress businesses an opportunity to explore building their own branded hosting business on top of FlyWP.

Here’s everything we shipped in September.

🚀 New Features

Smarter Notifications

FlyWP now has a full-fledged notification system designed to keep you informed about the events that matter.

The new system includes 43 alerts across 9 categories, covering important infrastructure events such as stopped or failed backups, expired Git tokens, certificates approaching expiration, maintenance mode, and failed deployments.

Notifications are available directly inside FlyWP through a new notification bell and dedicated notification history page.

You can also control which notifications you receive, while seven critical alerts remain enabled to help ensure important events aren’t missed.

Repeated alerts for the same resource are grouped within a cooldown window to keep your notification history clean and actionable.

Less noise. More visibility. Better awareness.

Next.js, Nuxt & Astro Support Through Git

Next.js, Nuxt and Astro are now supported through Git

FlyWP is expanding beyond WordPress.

You can now deploy and manage Next.js, Nuxt, and Astro applications through Git, bringing modern Node.js application workflows into FlyWP.

The new deployment workflow supports:

  • Next.js, Nuxt, and Astro
  • Node.js 24, 22, and 20
  • Node versions resolved from engines.node
  • Git-based deployments
  • git pull --ff-only deployment workflows
  • Multiple package manager options
  • Server or Static runtime
  • A shared Compose generator and Debian-based Node image

This means you can now manage modern Node-based applications alongside your existing WordPress infrastructure from the same platform.

FlyWP Public API Is Back

The FlyWP Public API is back online, with improvements and changes designed to provide a stronger foundation for developers and teams building integrations and automated workflows around FlyWP.

Backup Provider Credential Updates & Automatic Fan-Out

Smarter Backup Management, Secure Support Sessions and More

Managing backup credentials across multiple servers is now much easier.

You can update backup provider credentials from a single place, and FlyWP automatically propagates the updated profile to every server connected to that integration.

Rotate your credentials once. Propagate everywhere.

Secure Support Sessions

Support access has been redesigned with greater customer control and transparency.

Instead of traditional impersonation, support sessions now require a customer-generated code before access can begin.

Every session is:

  • Customer-authorized
  • Time-limited
  • Revocable
  • Fully audited

This gives the support team the access needed to troubleshoot issues while keeping customers in control of when that access is granted.

Backup Destination Verification

FlyWP can now verify your backup destination before saving your backup configuration.

When you save your settings, FlyWP writes, reads, and deletes a probe file to verify that the destination is working correctly.

For edge cases, you can still use the Save anyway option.

Verify first. Back up with confidence.

Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Support

FlyWP now supports Ubuntu 26.04 LTS as a server operating system.

You can provision Ubuntu 26.04 LTS servers across:

  • DigitalOcean
  • Vultr
  • Akamai
  • Hetzner
  • AWS regions

Ubuntu 24.04 LTS remains the default for new server provisioning, giving you the flexibility to choose the operating system that best fits your infrastructure requirements.

✨ Enhancements

One-Time Quick-Start Video

New accounts now receive a one-time quick-start video after completing or skipping the profiling survey.

The goal is simple: help new users understand FlyWP faster and get to their first successful workflow with less friction.

Improved FlySecurity Pro Installation & Removal

We improved the FlySecurity Pro installation and removal experience with better error handling, making these operations more reliable and easier to troubleshoot.

More Reliable Git & Application Workflows

September also brought improvements to Git-based workflows, including clearer guidance when no Git provider is connected and more reliable package installation during repeated clone operations.

🛠️ Bug Fixes & Reliability Improvements

Alongside the major features, September included a broad set of fixes across backups, migrations, domains, certificates, email, DNS, and server management.

Backup & Migration Reliability

  • Improved S3 backup cleanup after retention periods
  • Provider errors are now recorded when S3 backup deletion fails
  • Improved database and file migration error handling
  • Better handling for backup provider credentials
  • Improved backup destination validation
  • Cleaner source-site deletion after clone or transfer

Domain, SSL & DNS Improvements

  • Domain updates now preserve DNS-related settings
  • Fixed unwanted wildcard DNS record removal during domain updates
  • Improved FQDN validation
  • Certificate activation now correctly updates WordPress siteurl and home to HTTPS across classic WordPress, Multisite, and Bedrock sites

Platform & Account Improvements

  • Improved uptime monitoring
  • Fixed email-change errors
  • Improved DigitalOcean credential error reporting
  • Improved pCloud backup folder safety
  • Advanced Security settings now correctly write the required WordPress security constants to wp-config.php

These improvements are designed to make everyday infrastructure management more reliable and reduce the time spent troubleshooting operational issues.

🚀 FlyWP White Label Beta Is Now Open

September was also an important month for FlyWP White Label.

We’re opening the FlyWP White Label Beta Program for businesses that want to offer managed WordPress hosting under their own brand.

With FlyWP White Label, you can bring your own:

  • Brand
  • Customers
  • Pricing
  • Hosting packages
  • Customer relationship

While FlyWP powers the infrastructure and platform behind the scenes.

The platform is designed for agencies, freelancers, and WordPress businesses that want to build a branded hosting business without having to build and manage the underlying hosting infrastructure themselves.

Ready to Explore the White Label Program?

The FlyWP White Label program is now open for interested businesses.

If you’re looking to turn your WordPress expertise and existing customer base into a branded hosting business, join the program and learn more about what you can build with FlyWP.

Join the FlyWP White Label Program →

💜 Wrapping Up

September was about making FlyWP more capable, more flexible, and easier to operate at scale.

From smarter infrastructure notifications and stronger backup workflows to Next.js, Nuxt, and Astro support, FlyWP is continuing to expand beyond traditional WordPress management.

And with the White Label Beta Program now open, we’re taking another step toward helping agencies and WordPress businesses build more around the infrastructure they already manage.

More applications. More flexibility. Better infrastructure management.

As always, thank you for building with FlyWP. 💙