Site Kit Portal Pin

Site Kit Portal Pin keeps Google Site Kit connected when a host clone workflow overwrites production credentials. It snapshots production's healthy OAuth state and restores it when clone-related auth drift is detected. Why I built this A recurring managed-hosting pain point is that staging-to-production clone workflows can break Site Kit after deploys. I built this plugin to keep analytics continuity stable without forcing manual re-authentication after every clone. Who this is for WordPress teams using staging-to-production clone workflows. Sites running Google Site Kit where reconnecting after every clone is recurring operational drag. Agencies and in-house teams that need reliable analytics continuity after deploys. Common problem this solves You run a staging-to-production clone in your hosting portal. A few minutes later, Google Site Kit shows disconnected and dashboards go blank. The clone copied staging's empty or mismatched credentials over production's healthy state. This plugin prevents that cycle. What it does Takes a daily snapshot of Site Kit auth state on production. Stores the snapshot outside wp-content by default. Detects broken auth and auto-restores from snapshot. How to install Download the ZIP from GitHub. Upload via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, or drop the folder into wp-content/plugins and activate.