Pricing

One click to try it. An account to work in it.

Instant is one site for two hours. A free account adds 48-hour sites, three at once, and README launch URLs — custom domains and sites that never expire come with Pro.

Pro

Coming soon

Sites that never expire

Join the waitlist

Core

Price
TBA
Account required
Yes
Sandbox lifetime
Never expires
Active sandboxes
Unlimited

The WordPress

Full wp-admin with credentials
Included
Choose PHP + WP version
Included
Plugins & themes at launch
Included
WP-CLI pre-installed
Included
Shareable *.wprun.site URL
Custom domain

Workflow

Launch URLs / README badge
Included
SSH access
Included
Custom domains
Included

Free account

$0

Three sites, 48 hours each

Create account

Core

Price
$0
Account required
Yes
Sandbox lifetime
48 hours
Active sandboxes
Up to 3

The WordPress

Full wp-admin with credentials
Included
Choose PHP + WP version
Included
Plugins & themes at launch
Included
WP-CLI pre-installed
Included
Shareable *.wprun.site URL
Included

Workflow

Launch URLs / README badge
Included
SSH access
Not included
Custom domains
Not included

Instant

$0

One site, no account

Launch WordPress

Core

Price
$0
Account required
No
Sandbox lifetime
2 hours
Active sandboxes
1

The WordPress

Full wp-admin with credentials
Included
Choose PHP + WP version
Included
Plugins & themes at launch
Included
WP-CLI pre-installed
Included
Shareable *.wprun.site URL
Included

Workflow

Launch URLs / README badge
Not included
SSH access
Not included
Custom domains
Not included

Every plan above runs the same stack — a real container with PHP-FPM and MySQL, and plugins installed straight from the WordPress.org directory. Not an emulator, not a screenshot preview.

Choosing

Pick by the job, not by the price

Instant

You need it for the next twenty minutes

  • Reproduce a bug on a clean install before you file the ticket
  • Check whether two plugins really do conflict
  • Show a client the theme instead of a screenshot of it

No account · Gone in 2 hours

Free account

The work spans a couple of days

  • Retest a release across PHP versions without rebuilding the site each time
  • Keep a QA site, a client demo and a scratch site open at once
  • Put a launch URL in your README so readers land in a live copy

48 hours · 3 sandboxes at a time

Pro

The demo has to still be there next month

  • A permanent demo site on a domain of your own
  • SSH in to move files, read logs, or fix something by hand
  • Sites that survive between sales calls and support tickets

Waitlist open · Price announced before launch

For developers

Turn your README into a live demo

Add a "Try on wp.run" button to your plugin README or docs. Visitors land in a real WordPress sandbox instead of a long install guide.

Available on Free and Pro

launch URLs
wp.run/new?plugin=woocommerce&theme=flavor
wp.run/new?php=8.4&wp=6.9
README.md
[![Try on wp.run](https://wp.run/badge.svg)](https://wp.run/new?plugin=your-plugin-slug)

FAQ

The questions the table doesn't answer

Is this a free trial?
No. There is no trial clock, no card on file and no upgrade wall at the end of it. Instant sandboxes launch without an account and cost nothing to use.
Two columns say “coming soon”. When?
No date to announce yet — both are still being built. The waitlist hears first, including what Pro will cost. What is free today stays free.
Why does a sandbox expire at all?
Because each one is a real container with PHP-FPM, MySQL and its own disk, not a preview inside your browser tab. The timer is what keeps sandboxes free and instantly available. A free account stretches it to 48 hours; Pro removes it.
What happens to everything on it?
It is deleted along with the sandbox. That is the point: every run starts from a clean install and leaves nothing behind. Export whatever you want to keep before the timer ends.
Who can open my sandbox?
Anyone with the link. The site URL is built to be shared, while wp-admin asks for the generated credentials. Treat a sandbox as public and keep real customer data out of it.
Can I run a live site on this?
No. Sandboxes are disposable by design — testing, QA, demos, teaching, bug reports. For a site that has to stay up, you want hosting.

You can decide after it's running

One click, no account, a real WordPress in a few seconds. If you need one that lives longer than that, the waitlist is right next to it.