What is a Blueprint in SiteSkite?

A Blueprint is a reusable website template created from a Sandbox site.
Once saved, the blueprint can be launched as a brand-new Sandbox website in seconds.

Each launch creates:

• A fresh WordPress installation

• With the same theme, plugins, and demo setup

• Isolated from previous launches

• Safe to test, modify, and discard

Think of a blueprint as a golden snapshot of a perfect setup.

Key Capabilities of Blueprints

• 🚀 Launch a complete WordPress site instantly

• 🧪 Unlimited testing with zero risk

• 🔁 Reuse the same setup multiple times

• 🔐 Keep blueprints private or make them public

• 🔗 Share a public blueprint link with anyone

• 🏗 Ideal for demos, trials, onboarding, and testing

Public vs Private Blueprints

Private Blueprint

• Only accessible by you

• Used for internal testing or personal workflows

• Perfect for freelancers saving a preferred setup

Public Blueprint

• Shareable via a unique URL

• Anyone opening the link gets a fresh Sandbox site

• Ideal for:

  • Plugin/theme demos

  • Agency client previews

  • Product trials

  • Educational or onboarding use

Each launch from a public blueprint is independent and temporary.

How to Access Blueprints

1. Log in to your SiteSkite Portal

2. Click your Profile icon (top-right)

3. Select Blueprints from the dropdown menu

This opens the Blueprints dashboard, where all your public and private blueprints are listed.

How to Create a Blueprint

Step 1: Prepare a Sandbox Site

• Create a Sandbox site

• Install and configure:

  • Theme

  • Plugins

  • Demo content

  • Settings

This Sandbox will become your blueprint source.

Step 2: Create Blueprint

1. Go to Blueprints

2. Click Create Blueprint

3. Select the Sandbox site

4. Enter:

   • Blueprint name

   • Description (rich text supported)

5. Choose blueprint type:

   

   • Private or Public

6. Click Submit

Your blueprint is now saved and ready to use.

Launching a Blueprint

Once created, you can:

• Click the Blueprint URL (for public blueprints)

• Or manually launch it from the Blueprints list

Each launch:

• Creates a new Sandbox site

• Appears in your Sandbox Sites environment

• Has its own expiration timer

• Can be logged into instantly

Where Do Blueprint Sites Live?

All sites created from blueprints are listed under:

Sandbox Sites

From there, you can:

• Access WordPress Admin

• Test plugins or themes

• Monitor expiration time

• Delete when done

Blueprint-based Sandboxes are clearly identifiable and isolated.

Common Use Cases

Agencies

• Reuse a standard client setup

• Share preview sites with clients

• Demo services without touching production

Plugin & Theme Developers

• Provide instant product trials

• Let users test before buying

• Share live demo links safely

Freelancers

• Save a personal “starter site”

• Launch test sites instantly

• Avoid repetitive setup work

Educators

• Provide WordPress training environments

• Reset environments anytime

Important Notes

• Blueprints are created only from Sandbox sites

• Blueprint launches always create temporary Sandbox sites

• Each launch is isolated and clean

• Expired Sandbox sites are automatically removed

• Editing a blueprint requires updating the source Sandbox and recreating the blueprint

Summary

SiteSkite Blueprints turn your perfectly configured WordPress site into a reusable, shareable, and instantly launchable experience. Whether you’re demonstrating a product, onboarding clients, testing ideas, or standardizing workflows, blueprints save time, reduce risk, and unlock powerful reuse.