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You changed one post. Why clone the whole site? Every WordPress migration tool I tried wanted to move my entire database when all I needed was to push one approved post from staging to production. So I built Migro. Here is why:

The workflow every agency knows: the client approves 3 pages on staging. Now what? Option A: copy-paste everything by hand and lose the meta, images and alt text. Option B: clone the database and wipe out every comment and order since the last clone.

Migro is the third option: pick a post, click Push. It deploys that post with its categories, tags, featured image, embedded media and alt text. Nothing else on production is touched. Pull works in reverse: bring live content back to staging.

The details that matter in production: Re-pushing updates the post in place, no duplicates. Automatic backup before every overwrite, one-click restore. Editors can deploy without admin access. Media is deduplicated, so files don't pile up.

What Migro is not: a site migration tool. Moving hosts? Use Duplicator or All-in-One WP Migration. They are good at that. Migro is for the other 51 weeks of the year, when finished content needs to go live without touching anything else.

The free version is unlimited. No monthly caps, no nag screens. Pro adds custom post types, ACF, Yoast, WooCommerce products, scheduled migrations, WP-CLI and safe page builder migration.