Description
Security, performance, and site management: the best way to WordPress is with Jetpack.
24/7 Site Security
Jetpack is your site’s security detail, guarding you against brute-force attacks and unauthorized logins. Basic protection is always free, while premium plans add expanded backup and automated fixes. Jetpack’s full suite of site security tools include:
- Brute-force attack protection, spam filtering, and downtime monitoring.
- Backups of your entire site, either once daily or in real time.
- Secure login, with optional two-factor authentication.
- Malware scanning, code scanning, and automated threat resolution.
- A record of every change on your site to simplify troubleshooting.
- Fast, priority support from WordPress experts.
Peak Performance
Activate site accelerator tools and watch your page load times decrease — we’ll optimize your images and serve them from our own powerful global network, and speed up your mobile site to reduce bandwidth usage (and save money!). Connect Jetpack to take advantage of:
- Images and static files, like CSS and JavaScript, served from our servers, not yours.
- Elasticsearch-powered related content and site search, for relevant results with no drain on your servers.
- Lazy image loading for a faster mobile experience.
- Unlimited and high-speed video via our content delivery network.
Effortless Site Management
Create and customize your WordPress site, optimize it for visitors and revenue, and enjoy watching your stats tick up. Built it, share it, and watch it grow with:
- Advanced site stats and analytics for understanding your audience.
- Hundreds of professional themes, for a pro site no matter what your niche.
- Intuitive and powerful customization tools to match your website to your brand.
- Simple PayPal payment buttons for selling products and services.
- SEO tools for Google, Bing, Twitter, Facebook, and WordPress.com to maximize your reach.
- An advertising program that includes the best of AdSense, Facebook Ads, AOL, Amazon, Google AdX, and Yahoo.
- Integration with the official WordPress mobile apps, to manage your site from anywhere.
Expert Support
We have a global team of Happiness Engineers ready to help you. Ask your questions in the support forum, or contact us directly.
Paid Services
Compare our simple and affordable plans or take a product tour to learn more.
Get Started
Installation is free, quick, and easy. Install Jetpack from our site in minutes.
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Installation
Automated Installation
Installation is free, quick, and easy. Install Jetpack from our site in minutes.
Manual Alternatives
Alternatively, install Jetpack via the plugin directory, or upload the files manually to your server and follow the on-screen instructions. If you need additional help read our detailed instructions.
FAQ
- Is Jetpack free?
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Yes! Jetpack’s core features are and always will be free.
These include: site stats, a high-speed CDN for images, related posts, downtime monitoring, brute force attack protection, automated sharing to social networks, sidebar customization, and many more.
- Should I purchase a paid plan?
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Jetpack’s paid services include real-time backups, security scanning, premium themes, spam filtering, video hosting, site monetization, SEO tools, search, priority support, and more.
To learn more about the essential security and WordPress services we provide, visit our plan comparison page.
- Why do I need a WordPress.com account?
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Since Jetpack and its services are provided and hosted by WordPress.com, a WordPress.com account is required for Jetpack to function.
- I already have a WordPress account, but Jetpack isn’t working. What’s going on?
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A WordPress.com account is different from the account you use to log into your self-hosted WordPress. If you can log into WordPress.com, then you already have a WordPress.com account. If you can’t, you can easily create one during installation.
- How do I view my stats?
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Once you’ve installed Jetpack your stats will be available on WordPress.com/Stats, on the official WordPress mobile apps, and on your Jetpack dashboard.
- How do I contribute to Jetpack?
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There are opportunities for developers at all levels to contribute. Learn more about contributing to Jetpack or consider joining our beta program.
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Contributors & Developers
“Jetpack by WordPress.com” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors- Automattic
- Adam Heckler
- Andrew Duthie
- Alex Kirk
- Allen Snook
- alternatekev
- Andy Skelton
- annezazu
- Andy Peatling
- Andrew Ozz
- Mohammad Jangda
- Barry
- Beau Lebens
- Ben Lobaugh (blobaugh)
- brbrr
- Michael Cain
- Cena
- Christopher Finke
- Chase Livingston
- Michelle Langston
- clickysteve
- csonnek
- Daniel Bachhuber
- Davor
- daniloercoli
- Piotr Delawski
- designsimply
- Daryl L. L. Houston (dllh)
- Dan
- Derek Smart
- dzver
- Eric Binnion
- Echo
- Elio Rivero
- Enej Bajgoric
- Eoin Gallagher
- Stef
- Erick Hitter
- Gregory Cornelius
- George Stephanis
- Greg Ichneumon Brown
- goldsounds
- Hew
- Hugo Baeta
- hypertextranch
- Matt (Thomas) Miklic
- Ian Dunn
- Jeff Bowen
- jeffgolenski
- Jeremy Herve
- Jen H.
- Jenia
- jessefriedman
- Greg
- Joey Kudish
- Jennifer M. Dodd
- joanrho
- John James Jacoby
- Justin Shreve
- kbrownkd
- Filipe Varela
- Jorge Bernal
- Brandon Kraft
- Lance Willett
- Lisa Schuyler
- James Huff
- martinremy
- Matt Mullenweg
- Matias Ventura
- Matt Wiebe
- Jeff Golenski
- Miguel Fonseca
- Michael Adams (mdawaffe)
- Michael Arestad
- Miguel Lezama
- Mikey Arce
- Marcus Kazmierczak
- nancythanki
- Nick Momrik
- Konstantin Obenland
- Osk
- Gary Pendergast
- Jesse Friedman
- rachelsquirrel
- Rich Collier
- Ryan Cowles
- Richard Muscat
- Richard Archambault
- Rocco Tripaldi
- Sam Hotchkiss
- Stefan Carstocea
- Scott
- Stephen Quirk
- Mikael Korpela
- Stephane Daury (stephdau)
- Tim Moore
- Marin Atanasov
- Alex Mills
- Peter Westwood
- Yoav Farhi
- Igor Zinovyev
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Changelog
8.3
- Release date: March 3, 2020
- Release post: https://wp.me/p1moTy-nZT
Major Enhancements
- Google Calendar Block: a simple way to embed Google Calendars into your posts.
- Revue Block: allow your readers to subscribe to your Revue newsletter right from your site.
Enhancements
- Dashboard widget: clarify wording in Anti-spam and Protect sections.
- Dashboard notices: allow permanent notices.
- Dashboard notices: add option to provide action button for a notice.
- Map block: add the ability to set the size of the map.
- Map block: add a zoom control to the block sidebar.
- Map block: add a fullscreen option.
- Map block: add an option for toggling zoom to scroll behaviour in the published post.
- Mobile Theme: sunset feature. We originally created the mobile theme feature as a fall-back when the regular theme did not include a mobile view. Most themes include a mobile view by default now, so the feature is no longer necessary.
- OpenTable block: offer more embedding options.
- Search: improvements to layout options when using the Search widget.
- Security Scanning tool: improve message about threats found in dashboard.
- Sharing: improve Open Graph Meta Tags on search result pages.
- Shortcodes: improve accessibility of navigation buttons for the Slideshow shortcode.
- Site Health Tests: improve ability to add additional tests.
- Site Health Tests: Update Connection test with detailed descriptions and actions to resolve failing tests.
- Synchronization: increase reliability of sync by not sending wp-rest-api-log posts.
- Synchronization: increase reliability when synchronizing term IDs.
- Tiled Gallery block: add a Rounded Corners option.
- Tiled Gallery block: add an option to easily rearrange images within a gallery.
- Cookies & Consents Banner widget: improve performance by removing reliance on jQuery.
- Twitter widget: remove deprecated link color parameter.
Improved compatibility
- Autoloader: avoid conflicts when other plugins rely on the Autoloader to load Jetpack packages.
- Beautiful Math: avoid layout issues with inline images when using the Twenty Twenty theme.
- Blocks: improve compatibility with theme colors for block buttons.
- Blocks: improve the layout of the blocks’ placeholders when using the Gutenberg plugin.
- Blocks: allow defining a minimum WordPress version or minimum Gutenberg plugin version when registering a block.
- Lazy Images: add option to skip images with the
data-skip-lazy
attribute. - SSO: Add error argument for compatibility with a WordPress 5.4 hook change.
Bug fixes
- Blocks: fix layout issues with previews in block sidebar.
- Blocks: fix layout issues when using a custom CSS class for a block using the option in the block sidebar.
- Calendly block: fix overlay to render properly in the editor.
- Dashboard: remove Backups information from the Jetpack dashboard when on a Multisite network. Those do not support the Backup feature at this point.
- Map block: only show the Add Marker UI if there are no markers.
- Map block: prevent an unselected block from accidentally capturing scrolling.
- Map block: fix the styling of the map theme buttons.
- Mobile Apps: remove the edit post link when in app.
- OpenTable block: avoid error when inserting some specific embed codes.
- OpenTable block: fix alignment issues when center-aligning the block.
- Secure Sign On: do not display feature message when logging in to WordPress.com’s central dashboard.
- Stats: hide Stats smiley in post embeds.
- WooCommerce Analytics: improve product checks to avoid errors on order pages.
- Wufoo shortcode: Security fix return early when invalid parameters.