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Kinsta’s agency plans put every site you manage within MyKinsta. This gives you control, but to keep a large portfolio in order, you have to build the system. Kinsta includes the tools to do it.
You can organize multiple WordPress sites in MyKinsta using those tools in combination. Th...
WordPress 7.1 is scheduled for release on August 19th and promises to be an exciting update for developers, professionals, agencies, and bloggers across the ecosystem.
This second major release of the year introduces a wide range of updates covering nearly every aspect of the CMS. Among the new features, Client-Side Media Processing is the one we are most excited about...
Most WordPress teams can fix things. Fixing things and running things reliably are not the same skill, and the gap between them gets more expensive with every site you add.
At a certain scale, the informal systems that keep operations running start to create more drag than they prevent. Slack threads replace runbooks. Institutional knowledge is concentrated in one or t...
In 2025, bots accounted for 53% of all web traffic, the first time automated traffic had outpaced humans in a calendar year. By June 2026, Cloudflare Radar put that figure at 57.5%, a crossover that Cloudflare’s own CEO said arrived years ahead of his projections.
For most WordPress...
Kinsta analyzed more than 10 billion HTTP requests across its hosting infrastructure and found that bots hit add-to-cart URLs on WordPress sites 7.67 million times in a single 24-hour period. One crawler alone generated 550 million requests over 30 days before a rule stopped it.
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