# Snapshots - WordPress Support > Bundle complete WordPress sites into Snapshots and restore them automatically on deployment. Deploy pages, themes, plugins, and settings faster in GHL Customer Care. - Source: https://docs.ghlcustomercare.com/docs/account-snapshots/snapshots/snapshots-wordpress-support - Section: Account Snapshots / Snapshots - Reading time: 2 min - Images: 5, each explained below --- WordPress Support in Snapshot lets you include complete WordPress sites (pages, themes, plugins, and settings) in Snapshots. This article explains how to select WordPress as a Snapshot asset and what to expect when you deploy the Snapshot to another sub-account. --- **TABLE OF CONTENTS** - [What is WordPress Support in Snapshot?](#what-is-wordpress-support-in-snapshot)[](#key-benefits-of-wordpress-support-in-snapshot) - [Key Benefits of WordPress Support in Snapshot](#key-benefits-of-wordpress-support-in-snapshot)[](#how-to-setup-wordpress-support-in-a-snapshot) - [How To Setup WordPress Support in a Snapshot](#how-to-setup-wordpress-support-in-a-snapshot)[](#option-a-create-a-new-snapshot-with-wordpress) - [Option A: Create a new Snapshot with WordPress](#option-a-create-a-new-snapshot-with-wordpress)[](#option-b-add-wordpress-to-an-existing-snapshot) - [Option B: Add WordPress to an existing Snapshot](#option-b-add-wordpress-to-an-existing-snapshot)[](#frequently-asked-questions) - [Frequently Asked Questions](#frequently-asked-questions)[](#related-articles) - [Related Articles](#related-articles) --- # **What is WordPress Support in Snapshot?** WordPress Support in Snapshot allows you to include one or more WordPress sites from a selected sub-account as part of a Snapshot. When that Snapshot is deployed to another sub-account, GHL Customer Care restores the WordPress site automatically along with your other selected Snapshot assets. --- ## **Key Benefits of WordPress Support in Snapshot** - **Faster client launches:** Deploy a full WordPress environment without rebuilding from scratch. - **Consistent delivery:** Reuse the same themes, plugins, and configuration across accounts. - **Fewer setup mistakes:** Reduce missed steps by restoring the site as part of your standard Snapshot. - **Repeatable processes:** Build once and roll out the same setup to new or existing sub-accounts. --- ## **How To Setup WordPress Support in a Snapshot** Correctly selecting WordPress assets ensures the Snapshot restores the intended site and keeps your deployments consistent across sub-accounts. ### **Option A:** Create a new Snapshot with WordPress 1. Log in to your **agency account**. 2. Go to **Account Snapshots**. 3. Click **Create Snapshot**. ![Step 3 of 9: Click Create Snapshot](https://jumpshare.com/share/LS1x1KWb7IgvoGuMisow+/Screen+Shot+2026-02-27+at+18.52.48.png) **Step 3 of 9: Click Create Snapshot** This screenshot accompanies step 3 of 9 in the "Option A: Create a new Snapshot with WordPress" section of "Snapshots - WordPress Support". At this point in the walkthrough you click Create Snapshot. For context, this section explains: Log in to your agency account. Go to Account Snapshots. Click Create Snapshot. Enter a Snapshot Name. Choose the sub-account you want to capture data from. Click Next to open the Select Assets modal. Enable the WordPress checkbox. Expand WordPress and select the specific site(s) you want to…. The next step is to enter a Snapshot Name. - What to click: Click Create Snapshot. - Controls: Create Snapshot, agency account, Account Snapshots, Snapshot Name, sub-account, Next, Select Assets, WordPress, Create. - Next: Enter a Snapshot Name. Full procedure: 1. Log in to your agency account. 2. Go to Account Snapshots. 3. Click Create Snapshot. <- this image 4. Enter a Snapshot Name. 5. Choose the sub-account you want to capture data from. 6. Click Next to open the Select Assets modal. 7. Enable the WordPress checkbox. 8. Expand WordPress and select the specific site(s) you want to include. 9. Click on Create. 4. Enter a **Snapshot Name**. 5. Choose the **sub-account** you want to capture data from. 6. Click **Next** to open the **Select Assets** modal. ![Step 6 of 9: Click Next to open the Select Assets modal](https://jumpshare.com/share/Wx1DZVAt8B71K2mKjsNt+/Screen+Shot+2026-02-27+at+19.01.52.png) **Step 6 of 9: Click Next to open the Select Assets modal** This screenshot accompanies step 6 of 9 in the "Option A: Create a new Snapshot with WordPress" section of "Snapshots - WordPress Support". At this point in the walkthrough you click Next to open the Select Assets modal. The next step is to enable the WordPress checkbox. - What to choose: Click Next to open the Select Assets modal. - Controls: Next, Select Assets, agency account, Account Snapshots, Create Snapshot, Snapshot Name, sub-account, WordPress, Create. - Next: Enable the WordPress checkbox. Full procedure: 1. Log in to your agency account. 2. Go to Account Snapshots. 3. Click Create Snapshot. 4. Enter a Snapshot Name. 5. Choose the sub-account you want to capture data from. 6. Click Next to open the Select Assets modal. <- this image 7. Enable the WordPress checkbox. 8. Expand WordPress and select the specific site(s) you want to include. 9. Click on Create. 7. Enable the **WordPress** checkbox. 8. Expand **WordPress** and select the specific site(s) you want to include. 9. Click on **Create.** ![Step 9 of 9: Click on Create](https://jumpshare.com/share/mGhieh653e8wbCpvJWGS+/Screen+Shot+2026-02-27+at+19.05.53.png) **Step 9 of 9: Click on Create** This screenshot accompanies step 9 of 9 in the "Option A: Create a new Snapshot with WordPress" section of "Snapshots - WordPress Support". At this point in the walkthrough you click on Create. For context, this section explains: Log in to your agency account. Go to Account Snapshots. Click Create Snapshot. Enter a Snapshot Name. Choose the sub-account you want to capture data from. Click Next to open the Select Assets modal. Enable the WordPress checkbox. Expand WordPress and select the specific site(s) you want to…. - What to click: Click on Create. - Controls: Create., agency account, Account Snapshots, Create Snapshot, Snapshot Name, sub-account, Next, Select Assets, WordPress Full procedure: 1. Log in to your agency account. 2. Go to Account Snapshots. 3. Click Create Snapshot. 4. Enter a Snapshot Name. 5. Choose the sub-account you want to capture data from. 6. Click Next to open the Select Assets modal. 7. Enable the WordPress checkbox. 8. Expand WordPress and select the specific site(s) you want to include. 9. Click on Create. <- this image ### **Option B:** Add WordPress to an existing Snapshot 1. Log in to your **agency account**. 2. Go to **Account Snapshots**. 3. Find the Snapshot you want to update. 4. Click the **three dots (⋮)** next to the Snapshot > **Settings**. ![Step 4 of 7: Click the three dots (⋮) next to the Snapshot > Settings](https://jumpshare.com/share/ci3g6pfJy3aONsBHuXAc+/Screen+Shot+2026-02-27+at+19.07.46.png) **Step 4 of 7: Click the three dots (⋮) next to the Snapshot > Settings** This screenshot accompanies step 4 of 7 in the "Option B: Add WordPress to an existing Snapshot" section of "Snapshots - WordPress Support". At this point in the walkthrough you click the three dots (⋮) next to the Snapshot > Settings. The navigation path used here is Snapshot > Settings. The next step is to scroll to the Linked Assets section. - Path: Snapshot > Settings - What to click: Click the three dots (⋮) next to the Snapshot > Settings. - Controls: three dots (⋮), Settings, agency account, Account Snapshots, Linked Assets, WordPress, choose the site(s), Save - Next: Scroll to the Linked Assets section. Full procedure: 1. Log in to your agency account. 2. Go to Account Snapshots. 3. Find the Snapshot you want to update. 4. Click the three dots (⋮) next to the Snapshot > Settings. <- this image 5. Scroll to the Linked Assets section. 6. Enable WordPress, then expand it and choose the site(s). 7. Save your changes. 5. Scroll to the **Linked Assets** section. 6. Enable **WordPress**, then expand it and **choose the site(s)**. 7. **Save** your changes. ![Step 7 of 7: Save your changes](https://jumpshare.com/share/3RDmC8u3Xo3SaNfuMpKV+/Screen+Shot+2026-02-27+at+19.09.45.png) **Step 7 of 7: Save your changes** This screenshot accompanies step 7 of 7 in the "Option B: Add WordPress to an existing Snapshot" section of "Snapshots - WordPress Support". At this point in the walkthrough you save your changes. For context, this section explains: Log in to your agency account. Go to Account Snapshots. Find the Snapshot you want to update. Click the three dots (⋮) next to the Snapshot > Settings. Scroll to the Linked Assets section. Enable WordPress, then expand it and choose the site(s). Save your changes. The navigation path used here is Snapshot > Settings. - Path: Snapshot > Settings - How to confirm: Save your changes. - Controls: Save, agency account, Account Snapshots, three dots (⋮), Settings, Linked Assets, WordPress, choose the site(s) Full procedure: 1. Log in to your agency account. 2. Go to Account Snapshots. 3. Find the Snapshot you want to update. 4. Click the three dots (⋮) next to the Snapshot > Settings. 5. Scroll to the Linked Assets section. 6. Enable WordPress, then expand it and choose the site(s). 7. Save your changes. <- this image --- ## **Frequently Asked Questions** **Q: Can I include more than one WordPress site in a Snapshot?** If multiple WordPress sites are available in the WordPress selection list, you can select the specific site(s) you want to bundle. **Q: What happens to the WordPress site when I deploy the Snapshot?** The WordPress site is restored automatically as part of the Snapshot deployment, along with your other selected assets. **Q: Will this stop me from having to rebuild WordPress pages and plugins for every client?** Yes. Including WordPress in your Snapshot allows you to reuse your WordPress environment across sub-accounts instead of starting from scratch. **Q: What WordPress elements are included in a Snapshot?** A WordPress Snapshot can include: Pages, Themes, Plugins, Site, Settings This ensures your site structure and configuration are preserved when applied to another location. **Q: Does the Snapshot include plugin and theme licenses?** No. If your WordPress setup relies on third-party licenses or external services, you may need to re-authenticate or re-activate those items after deployment, depending on the provider. **Q: Can I add WordPress to an existing Snapshot later?** Yes. Edit the Snapshot settings and update the Linked Assets to include WordPress. --- ### **Related Articles** - [Creating New Snapshots in GHL Customer Care](https://docs.ghlcustomercare.com/docs/account-snapshots/snapshots/creating-new-snapshots-in-ghl-customer-care) - [Manage Linked Assets in Snapshots](https://docs.ghlcustomercare.com/docs/account-snapshots/snapshots/manage-linked-assets-in-snapshots)  - How to Import Snapshots  - [Load Snapshots Into Existing Sub-Account](https://docs.ghlcustomercare.com/docs/account-snapshots/snapshots/load-snapshots-into-existing-sub-account) --- Documentation for GHL Customer Care. Support: support@ghlcustomercare.com