Show the client before you touch their site

Clone a client site into a sandbox, make the change there, and send back a link. Sign-off first, production second.

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From client call to approved change in four moves

1

Clone or template

Pull the client’s site in with the Cloner, or start from your agency template.

2

Make the change

Work on the sandbox copy. Production stays untouched the whole time.

3

Send the link

The client clicks around a real site magic login included if they want wp-admin.

4

Get sign-off, ship

Approval in writing against the thing they saw. Then push it live your usual way.

From pitch to sign-off, without a staging server

cloner

Migrate a client site in minutes

Install the SandyWP Cloner plugin on the client’s WordPress, approve once in the browser, and their site lands in a sandbox content, plugins, theme and all.

templates

Your starter stack, one click away

Save a configured site as a template. Every new client project starts from your plugins, your settings, your baseline not a blank install.

share links

Demos clients can click

Every sandbox is a real public URL. Send it in the proposal; the client explores a working site, not a PDF of screenshots.

permanent sites

Keep the ones that matter

Promote a sandbox to a permanent site when a demo becomes a project. Same URL, no rebuild, no migration dance.

Kick off every project from your own baseline

Configure a site once plugins, settings, starter content and save it as a template. New client kickoff becomes one click.

  • Your plugin stack and settings, preinstalled
  • Launch links your whole team can use
  • Create a fresh template snapshot when your baseline changes

What agencies ask

Does the Cloner need the client’s hosting credentials?

No. It’s a WordPress plugin install it in their wp-admin, approve once in the browser, and the site clones over. No FTP, no SQL dumps.

Can clients view demos without a SandyWP account?

Yes. Every sandbox has a public URL. When a client needs wp-admin, treat the magic login as a sensitive access link and share it through your usual secure client channel.

How many client sandboxes can we run at once?

Free plan allow you to have 2 sandboxes, paid site allow you to have more sandboxes.

What happens to a demo the client approves?

Promote it to a permanent site same URL, no rebuild. Or push the change to their production host your usual way.

Is client data safe in a sandbox?

Sandboxes are isolated from each other. Dashboard and admin controls are scoped to your account, while the site itself is accessible to anyone with its public URL. Delete the copy when the project wraps.

Win it with a live link.

Free account, clone or template, shareable URL before the discovery call ends.