Staatic Premium

Staatic Premium extends WordPress static publishing with integrations and publication controls for teams that need more than a manual generate-and-deploy workflow. Staatic crawls your WordPress site and builds a publication from its pages and assets. You keep editing posts, pages, menus, media, and options in WordPress while visitors receive prebuilt files that can be served without WordPress, PHP, or a database handling each public request.

How Premium and Cloud fit together

Staatic Premium adds forms and search integrations, scheduled publications, change-based publications, additional automation, and deployment settings for Staatic Cloud. Staatic Cloud includes managed static WordPress hosting. The Community edition supports generating and deploying a static version of a website yourself.

Build, review, and deploy publications

A crawl starts at your site's front page or a configured Custom Origin URL. You can add URLs or paths. Staatic captures generated pages and related assets, including HTML, images, CSS, and JavaScript, then creates a publication to review and deploy.

Start a publication in WordPress Admin or use the WP-CLI command. In Admin, review publication status, logs, resource details, and downloadable output. Supported deployment targets include Local Directory, Amazon S3 or S3-compatible storage, GitHub, Netlify, SFTP, and a zip archive. Premium also adds deployment options for Staatic Cloud.

Configure the public output

Set redirects and custom 404 pages, add URLs and paths to the crawl, use exclude rules to control what gets published, and configure HTTP headers. Staatic works with WordPress Multisite, WPML, and HTTP Basic Auth-protected WordPress origins. Integration hooks and compatibility improvements support common WordPress setups.

Check dynamic functions before publishing

Static delivery can reduce the work handled by the WordPress origin during public requests and keep the public site separate from WordPress administration and database-backed page generation. Features that rely on server-side processing may need an alternative or a hybrid setup. Examples include native comments, some search implementations, forms that post back to WordPress, eCommerce flows, membership areas, and personalized server-side data. Premium provides ready-made integrations for forms and search; other capabilities may need a static-compatible service or client-side integration.

Start a publication

Install Staatic in WordPress, configure the origin and any additional URLs or paths, then select a deployment target. Start the publication from WordPress Admin or WP-CLI. Review its status, logs, and resource details before deploying the generated output. Premium and Cloud processes can also use their available integrations, schedules, change-based publications, automation, or managed hosting.