May was a big one. Nine new features shipped this month, touching everything from how deeply you can see into your site’s performance to how securely your team can collaborate.

Here’s everything we launched this month.

1. Site Metrics Infrastructure Rebuild: 50+ Data Points, Four New Dashboards

We’ve completely rebuilt the Site Metrics dashboard. What was previously a six-metric overview has expanded to more than 50 data points, organized into four dedicated sub-pages for cleaner, more actionable reporting.

• Traffic: Visitor statistics and rate limit visibility.
• Caching: Separate reporting for page cache hit rate and Edge Cache hit rate  –  tracked as independent metrics so you get a clear read on each performance layer.
• CPU: PHP CPU usage and resource consumption at a glance.
• Database: Expanded MySQL performance data.

The UI has also been updated with consistent summary stat boxes and topic-based chart grouping to make long data sets easier to scan.

How to get started: Log in to MyPressable and open the Metrics tab on any site. Use the new sub-navigation to explore each category. Existing bookmarks redirect to the new Traffic view automatically.

Passing sensitive information  –  cPanel logins, SSH keys, plugin licenses  –  through an open support chat has always been a friction point. Shared Secrets solves that with a temporary credential vault built directly into your account.

• Single-use access: The moment a support agent views a secret, it’s wiped from the database automatically. It can never be accessed a second time.
• Configurable expiration: Set self-destruct timers of 1, 24, or 72 hours for any unviewed secret.
• Real-time status tracking: Active, Viewed, Revoked, and Expired badges let you monitor credentials at a glance  –  and pull access instantly if needed.
• Up to 10 active secrets can be stored concurrently.

How to get started: Open the user-profile dropdown in the top-right corner of MyPressable and click Shared Secrets.

3. Custom Dashboard Views: Your Sites List, Your Way

You can now control exactly how your site list is displayed. The new Views picker in the MyPressable dashboard lets you switch between the standard view and a new compact layout designed for scanning larger portfolios quickly.

• Persistent preferences: Your layout choice is saved to your browser profile and applied automatically on your next login.
• Compact view with on-demand details: Secondary information is hidden to maximize screen space, but a three-dot menu next to each site keeps details like PHP version and datacenter one click away.
• Intelligent sorting: Sort by a hidden field and the dashboard surfaces that detail temporarily  –  so your sort order always makes visual sense.

How to get started: Log in to MyPressable and use the Views picker in the dashboard toolbar to switch between Standard and Compact layouts.

4. Automatic Licensing for New Plugin Schedules

For agencies spinning up sites at scale, this one removes a recurring manual step. A new account-level setting automatically provisions a Plugin Management license whenever a new production site is launched  –  no separate purchasing required.

• Global toggle: Enable or disable automatic licensing for all future sites from Settings → Sites.
• Intelligent routing: The system automatically applies a free trial if your account is eligible, or provisions a paid license directly if prior trials have expired.
• Environment-aware: Automated licensing only applies to billable production environments  –  sandbox, staging, free, and cloned sites are explicitly excluded.
• Audit trail: Every automated activation is logged to the site’s activity history for clear tracking.

How to get started: Navigate to Settings → Sites in MyPressable and flip the toggle on the new Plugin Schedules card.

5. Plugin Schedule Modifications: Edit Without Starting Over

Until now, adjusting an existing plugin schedule meant deleting it and rebuilding from scratch. That’s fixed. A new Edit Schedule button on the Plugin Schedules tab loads all existing configuration directly into the setup wizard, so you can make targeted changes without losing your work.

• Pre-populated editing wizard: All existing criteria load automatically when you open the editor.
• Execution locks: The edit button is automatically disabled while a schedule is actively running, preventing any mid-execution disruptions.
• Clean state transitions: The interface resets cleanly when switching between editing an existing schedule and creating a new one  –  no carryover data.

How to get started: Log in to MyPressable, navigate to your site’s Plugin Schedules tab, and select Edit Schedule on any saved configuration.

6. PHP Log Filtering: Find Errors in Seconds

Troubleshooting PHP errors no longer means scrolling through hundreds of lines. A new real-time filter on the PHP Logs tab lets you type any keyword or plugin name to narrow your results instantly.

• Live filtering: Case-insensitive and searches across both log messages and file names as you type.
• Persistent across load more: The filter stays active when you pull in older log entries  –  so you can keep searching deeper without losing your context.
• Clear empty state: A “No matching log entries” message distinguishes a filtered-out list from a genuinely empty server response.

How to get started: Navigate to Logs → PHP on any site and use the new filter input. Try typing “plugins” or “critical” to see it in action.

7. Enhanced Collaborator Onboarding: A Better First Impression for Your Team

Invited collaborators now land on a clean, professional welcome screen instead of billing prompts and owner-level setup flows. This makes onboarding new clients or team members faster and far less confusing.

• Friction-free entry: New collaborators no longer encounter billing or subscription prompts on first login.
• Contextual welcome state: The dashboard clearly identifies the account owner who sent the invitation, giving new users immediate context.
• Multi-account clarity: Collaborators working across multiple accounts see separate cards for each, making it easy to track which teams they’ve joined.
• Automatic transition: The moment a site is shared, the dashboard switches from the welcome state to the active sites list  –  no manual refresh required.

How to get started: Log in to MyPressable to see the updated experience. For agencies inviting clients, your users will see this simplified view until you’ve assigned them to their sites.

For agencies managing high-volume migrations, this one eliminates a manual step. The DNS Wizard share-link  –  previously only available through the MyPressable UI  –  can now be generated programmatically via a new API endpoint.

• Automate handoffs: Generate and deliver DNS setup instructions to end-clients directly from your migration or onboarding scripts.
• Reduce support overhead: No more logging in to pull each link manually for every domain transfer.
• Full documentation: The new endpoint is covered in the API Reference Guide.

How to get started: Reference the API docs to start integrating automated DNS share-links into your migration workflows.

9. Self-Serve PHP Resources

Signature plan customers can now adjust PHP memory and worker count directly from the site overview. 

Adjustments are made through a wizard on the PHP Resources page, with live cost previews that update as you change settings. Every order is logged to the site’s history with an in-line cancel option. Sites with active PHP upgrades surface a warning automatically when you clone, transfer, or convert – so resource changes don’t catch you off guard mid-workflow.

Worker requests above 10 are routed to a sales conversation rather than processed automatically.

How to get started: Log in to MyPressable, open any Signature plan site, and find the PHP Memory and PHP Workers fields on the Platform card. Click the edit pencil to open the adjustment wizard.

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For more details on all of this month’s updates, visit our Changelog or browse the Knowledge Base for step-by-step guides.