Roll your website back in time.
Automatic daily snapshots of your website files and databases, with simple restores whenever something goes wrong.
Restoring selected snapshot
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Backups that are ready before you need them.
Snapshots are taken automatically, so recovery does not depend on somebody remembering to press a button on a Friday afternoon.
Automatic every day
Website files and databases are snapshotted daily without manual setup or repeated intervention.
Restore what matters
Recover a whole website, a database, an individual file or a folder rather than replacing everything unnecessarily.
Recover from mistakes
Bad updates, accidental deletions and broken edits become recoverable problems rather than business-ending events.
Restore the whole site or only the bit that misbehaved.
Choose the recovery point and restore at the level that makes sense for the problem.
Website files
Restore the full webspace when an update, deployment or edit has damaged the live website.
Databases
Roll a database back to an earlier snapshot or restore it as an SQL file for manual handling.
Individual files
Recover a previous version of one file while leaving the rest of the website untouched.
Deleted packages
Snapshots from a deleted hosting package can be restored after the package has been recreated.
From broken to working in three sensible steps.
No command-line archaeology. No frantic searching for a backup someone may or may not have downloaded six months ago.
Choose the service
Open Timeline Backups and select the website files or database you want to recover.
Select a snapshot
Pick a date and time from the available recovery points and choose the restore target.
Run the restore
Confirm the restore and let the platform put the selected data back where it belongs.
When Timeline Backups earn their keep
Backups matter most when changes happen. A plugin or extension update can fail, a database can be altered unexpectedly, a file can be overwritten, or an entire hosting package can be deleted by mistake. Timeline Backups gives you previous snapshots to return to instead of rebuilding from scratch.
| Situation | Without Timeline Backups | With Timeline Backups |
|---|---|---|
| Broken update | Manual troubleshooting or rebuilding | Restore an earlier website or database snapshot |
| Deleted file | Search local copies or recreate it | Restore the individual file from history |
| Damaged folder | Replace files manually | Restore that folder and its contents |
| Database problem | Attempt manual repair | Restore an earlier database or export it to SQL |
| Deleted package | Potentially start again | Recreate the package and restore available snapshots |
Frequently asked questions
How often are snapshots taken?
Website files and databases are automatically snapshotted every day.
How long are snapshots kept?
Timeline Backups provides up to 30 days of website and database snapshots.
Can I restore only one file or folder?
Yes. File and folder history can be used to recover an earlier version without restoring the whole website.
Can I take a snapshot before making changes?
Yes. An on-demand snapshot can be taken before an update, deployment or other significant change.
Are email accounts included?
Standard Timeline Backups covers website files and databases. Mailbox snapshots require Timeline Backups Pro where available.
Does this replace keeping my own backup?
It provides a strong automated recovery layer, but keeping an additional independent copy before major changes remains sensible practice.
Your website deserves a safety net.
Choose hosting with automatic daily recovery points and spend less time worrying about what happens when an update goes sideways.