We’ve refined how we name sites in ZipWP to make things simpler and more meaningful.
What’s Changed
The term “Staging Site” (previously used for temporary or experimental sites) has now been replaced with “Sandbox Site.” This update makes it clearer how each type of site fits into your workflow. Here’s how it works:
Sandbox Sites
Ideal for building and experimenting freely with no live site attached. Think of them as your creative playground — build, test, and explore safely before going live.

Staging Sites
These staging sites are linked to your Live Sites. These are used for testing updates or new changes before deploying them to your live production site.

Why We Made This Change
Both experimental and live-linked environments were previously labeled as “Staging Sites,” which caused confusion. By introducing Sandbox Sites, we’ve made the distinction clearer — you now have one space for exploration and experimentation, and another for safe deployment and testing linked to live sites.
What this means for you:
Nothing changes in how you use ZipWP. Your sandbox site will still work exactly the same way. You’ll just see the new name across the platform for a more accurate and friendly experience.
We hope this change helps you!










