Under Construction Pro

Under Construction Pro displays a temporary maintenance, coming soon, under-construction, or landing page while a WordPress site is being built or updated. Setup is designed to take less than a minute, and the Pro edition includes more than 50 functions and options.

Choose the page visitors see

Select from more than 500 templates and arrange content with the drag-and-drop builder. Pro also includes more than a million searchable, high-resolution images. Set the page title and description, add a headline and user-facing content, and adjust the styling with custom CSS.

Add social icons and links for Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Vimeo, Pinterest, Dribbble, Behance, Instagram, email, phone, Skype, Telegram, WhatsApp, Tumblr, and VK, along with other options listed in the plugin. The extension uses Bunny Fonts on the public page and in the administration area. Through its partnership with Weglot, you can translate the page to more than 100 languages with one click.

Set access and an end time

Turn under-construction mode on or off, or set an automatic end date and time. Whitelisted user roles and individual visitors can continue to see the working website while other visitors see the temporary page. A login button can show a link to the login form or, for logged-in users, the WordPress administration area.

Collect leads and track traffic

Use an opt-in box or popup to collect leads and email addresses. Integration options include MailChimp, Zapier, and universal autoresponders. Affiliate and traffic tracking are included, and you can add a Google Analytics tracking ID if you use Analytics. The Pro feature list also includes white-label license mode and priority support.

Install and configure

Install and activate Under Construction Pro in WordPress, then open its options. Choose a template or theme and configure the page content and access options. Enable under-construction mode when the page is ready. If needed, set an automatic end date, connect integrations, and choose whitelisted roles or users before continuing work on the site.

Use it to show a temporary message during development, redesign, or maintenance; prepare a coming soon page for a launch; collect email leads while work continues; or present a tracked landing page with social links.