Sitewrap wraps your existing site with edge cache that stays up when origin hosting does not, Mixpanel and GA4, security, experiments, leads, and controlled publishing — without replacing the CMS.
Most teams already have a CMS, hosting, and analytics. Sitewrap sits in front and connects the operations layer — speed, visibility, security, and publish controls — without a platform migration.
Each area is available in the dashboard and wired to the same visitor, page, and deploy context.
Serve high-value routes from Sitewrap Edge, warm what matters after publish, and keep traffic off an origin that does not need to be in the hot path.
Sitewrap is the public face of the site. When origin hosting blips, visitors still get pages — and write requests are not thrown away.
Operator tools live in the dashboard. The same event catalog can flow into Mixpanel, GA4, and optional GTM without a separate tracking install on origin.
Run A/B flows without theme forks, harden forms before spam becomes a lead, and keep visitor context next to every submission.
Firewall, probe defense, form protection, and admin gating live in the dashboard — scanners hit Sitewrap Edge first.
Publish a single page or a full cached site, keep version history, and use the editor plus AI assist without rebuilding the website.
These sit next to cache and analytics — the unglamorous controls that keep a production website operable.
Point DNS at Sitewrap Edge. Keep your WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, static site, or custom origin as the source of truth.
Cache, firewall, request log, live users, Mixpanel/GA4, forms, and A/B — one dashboard. If origin drops, the cached site stays up and writes queue.
Deploy pages, preload cache, rewrite redirects for SEO, edit with confidence, and roll back when you need to.
No. Sitewrap wraps your existing origin and adds an edge + operations layer in front of it. Editors keep working in the CMS you already use.
No. It works with any CMS, custom origin, or static site. WordPress gets the deepest defaults — see Supported CMS for Shopify, Drupal, Webflow, static, and more.
Cached pages keep serving from Sitewrap Edge, so the public site stays up. Form posts and other write requests are queued and sent automatically when the origin is healthy again. Uncached URLs can show your branded error page instead of a hosting failure screen.
Paste a Mixpanel token and/or GA4 measurement ID in Settings. Sitewrap serves the libraries first-party, applies consent defaults, and can still send via the live socket or server-side Measurement Protocol when the browser script is blocked. Optional GTM injection uses the same event catalog.
You create redirects in the dashboard. Sitewrap can then rewrite matching links in HTML to the final destination, so visitors and crawlers follow a clean URL instead of a redirect chain.
Sitewrap Edge is the visitor-facing proxy that caches, protects, and serves pages. Sitewrap App is the dashboard where you configure cache, security, analytics, deploys, and leads.
Launch covers core edge cache, request log, preload, and deploys. Growth adds live users, forms, A/B, recordings, and the editor. Scale adds firewall, audit, Slack, and AI assist. Custom S3 / CloudFront is Enterprise. See Pricing for the full matrix.
Yes. Verify ownership, preview on staging hosts, warm cache, then cut the A record when you are ready.
Add speed, visibility, security, and deployment control — without replacing the site you already have.