Offsite cPanel backups in official cPanel format.
How it works

How CPBackup works

Three things: connect your account, set a schedule, and restore when you need it. That's genuinely it.

1) Connect via token

Add your domain, cPanel or WHM username, and an API token. No passwords stored — tokens can be revoked whenever you like. Resellers can connect their WHM account to cover all cPanel accounts under it in one go.

Tip: Create a dedicated token so rotating it later is straightforward.

2) Set your schedule & retention

Choose how often backups run and how many restore points to keep. Adjust either as your needs change — no need to contact us to do it.

Common setup: daily backups with 7–14 restore points. Resellers often keep a bit more.

3) Restore when you need to

Pull the backup straight onto your destination server using the secure wget restore URL, then restore using the standard cPanel or WHM tools.

Prefer to keep it simple? Download to your PC from Backup Manager instead — no command line needed.

Under the hood

What's actually happening in the background

Stored in native cPanel (cpmove) format

Backups land in the official cPanel structure so you can start a restore straight away — no conversion or rebuild step beforehand.

Transfers over secure channels

Backups move over SSH/SCP with token-based access. No FTP, no plain-text credentials stored anywhere.

Kept well away from your host

Storage lives on separate UK infrastructure. A problem at your primary hosting provider doesn't take your backups with it.