Migro – Push Posts & Pages from Staging to Live
You changed one post. Why clone the whole site? Traditional WordPress migration plugins were built for moving hosts: export the database, overwrite production, hope nothing breaks. Migro was built for editorial deployment. Push individual posts and pages between staging and production without touchi
You changed one post. Why clone the whole site?
Traditional WordPress migration plugins were built for moving hosts: export the database, overwrite production, hope nothing breaks.
Migro was built for editorial deployment.
Push individual posts and pages between staging and production without touching the rest of the live site. Deploy exactly what changed (including media, taxonomies, metadata, and author attribution) and leave everything else untouched.
Built for agencies, publishers, freelancers, and editorial teams running real staging workflows.
New in 2.7: no database access needed
Many hosts do not let other servers reach their database. Until now, that meant Migro could not connect.
Now Migro connects through WordPress itself, using an Application Password. Copy a pairing code from one site, paste it on the other, and you are done. No database host, no database user, no database password, no firewall changes.
If the database is reachable, Migro still uses it, because it is faster. If it is not, Migro pairs through WordPress automatically and tells you so. Either way, the result is the same.
What Migro does
Migro is a selective WordPress migration plugin that deploys content between environments. Choose a post or page, click Push, and Migro transfers only that content and its dependencies:
- Post content, excerpts, slugs, statuses, dates, comment status, and ping status
- Categories and tags with hierarchy preservation
- Featured images and embedded media
- Image alt text, kept in sync between the Media Library and post content
- Custom fields and post meta
- Author attribution (falls back to the deploying admin if the source author does not exist on the destination)
- Attached PDFs, videos, and inline assets
Pull works the same way in reverse, syncing live content back into staging for testing and revision.
See what a deployment will do before it does it
Deploying to production is the moment people hesitate, so Migro shows the work first.
Dry Run resolves a selection item by item and reports what would change, with a side-by-side diff of the source content against what is currently live. Nothing is written until you run the deployment for real.
