Close your site behind a page worth landing on, and collect the addresses of everyone waiting for it to open.
A holding page with a form on it turns the weeks before you open into a list of people who asked to hear from you. When you open, the plugin writes to all of them — which is the part these plugins usually leave out.
A site that answers 200 while it is away tells search engines the holding page is the site now. This one answers 503 with a Retry-After worked out from your own opening time, so an afternoon of work stays an afternoon.
Send a client one link and they see the finished site — no account, no password, no explaining. Make a new link and the old one stops working the same second.
Pick a design, write a headline, close the site. Nothing to install alongside it, no page builder, no template to configure, and nothing fetched from anyone else's server.
Two modes, and the difference is not decoration. Coming soon answers normally, so the address can be shared and indexed while you build. Maintenance answers 503 with a Retry-After, so a crawler comes back instead of replacing your site with a holding page in its index.
Quiet ones — Plain, Card, Split, Notice — and ones with something going on: Aurora's drifting lights, Glass over your photograph, a Spotlight that follows the pointer, Blueprint paper, a blinking Terminal, a Marquee band. Pick one and override any of its four colours. No page builder, no template files, and every bit of motion stops for a reader who has asked for less.
Counts to the opening time you set, in your site's own time zone. It is drawn with the right numbers already in it, so it reads correctly before any script runs, and it measures the visitor's clock against your server so a phone that is an hour fast still counts down to the right moment.
A sign-up form built into the page, with the list kept on your own site. When you open, the plugin emails everybody who asked — in small batches, plain text, with a one-click unsubscribe, and nobody written to twice.
One address that lets somebody see the finished site without signing in and without a password. Their browser remembers for a week, so you send it once. Make a new link and everyone holding the old one is out immediately.
Shut the shop while the blog carries on, or leave one contact page open while everything else waits. The same tick lists, searchable fields and address patterns every Traslatability plugin uses to decide where it applies.
Your logo, your words, a countdown to the moment you open, and a form that turns the wait into a list of people who asked to hear from you.
Eight quiet ones, and six with something going on — drifting lights, frosted glass, a light that follows the pointer, drafting paper, a blinking cursor, a scrolling band. All of it stops for a reader who has asked for less motion.
Roles that see the site as normal, a link you can send a client with no password at all, and a choice of shutting everything or only part of it.
Whether the site is closed and when it opens, how many people have found the page, and how many of them left an address.
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Readable by default on every design, and a save that says what it saved.
After checkout you get a licence key and a download link straight away, plus an email copy. Upload the ZIP under Plugins → Add New, activate it, and paste your key into the plugin settings.
Once your key is entered, new versions appear on your Plugins screen and install with one click, exactly like a plugin from the WordPress directory.
The plugin keeps working. You only lose access to new updates and support until you renew.
No. Local installs, .test and .local domains, and staging or dev subdomains are free and unlimited.