Hand over a clean WordPress backend – not the entire mess.
Show clients only what they actually need in WordPress. Hide or block unnecessary backend areas, organize what remains, add useful client guidance, and reuse the same Client Cleanup Workflow across unlimited client sites.
Same site. Same WordPress. Two very different backends.
The backend you build in does not have to be the backend your client works in.
Your client only needs
Cleaner for them. Fewer support tickets for you.
Shape the WordPress backend around your clients.
One settings screen, one tab per area of the backend. Everything is configured per client user or role – and your own admin account stays exactly as it is.
Reduce what clients don’t need.
Three steps per site. Then the same three on the next one.
A menu editor here, a toolbar snippet there, another workaround for client instructions. Client Cleanup replaces all of it with one short routine.
Install the Core once. Activate modules as you need them.
Client Cleanup does not run beside WordPress as yet another plugin – it runs inside WP ToggleSuite Core, together with every module that follows.
Built for your WordPress dashboard, not your frontend.
One plugin to install, modules you switch on when you need them – and as little as possible in the way of your visitors.
Lifetime Client Cleanup license. Unlimited client sites.
One Client Cleanup purchase covers unlimited client sites – now and in the future.
Updates to your module stay included. New modules stay optional.
A lifetime license covers the WP ToggleSuite module you purchased, including future improvements released as part of that module.
The modular structure lets WP ToggleSuite grow without turning every new admin feature into another standalone WordPress plugin.
The same cleanup, every single handover.
Hi, I’m Olli. I spent years building WordPress websites for clients – and whenever it was time to hand over access, I ran into the same problem.
Clients usually needed just one or two areas, like Posts or Media. Instead they got an entire backend full of menus, plugin notices, update prompts and settings they’d never touch. Confusing for them, and a risk for me.
My workaround was installing even more plugins just to simplify the backend – which meant more updates, more maintenance, and more plugin clutter of my own.
Client Cleanup is the workflow I wanted on every client project: reduce what clients don’t need, organize what they do, guide them where they work, verify the result before handover, and repeat the same process on the next site.
Everything you probably want to ask.
Build a cleaner, safer and more useful backend for every client.
Activate the module, set it up for this client, verify it – then repeat across unlimited client sites.
