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Each time a WordPress site connects to your account using an API key, its domain is automatically added to the list of allowed domains for the organization linked to that key. This includes local development environments.

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Domain Status

Domains are listed in Settings → Allowed Domains in the dashboard. Managing them requires the api_keys scope. Once a domain has been added, you can manage its status with its toggle, or delete it:
  • Active: The domain is authorized to install and receive updates for your plugins and themes.
  • Disabled: This acts like a blacklist. The connection with the site will be blocked, and it won’t be able to reconnect, even after deleting or reinstalling the plugin, unless it is manually re-enabled.
  • Deleted: The domain is removed from the list, but if the site connects again using a valid API key, the domain will be automatically re-added.
This system allows you to keep control over which sites can use your private repositories.

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Requesting Additional Domains

The number of sites (allowed domains) per organization is limited by your plan. When the limit is reached, a new site cannot connect until you upgrade your plan. If you need to add more domains, please contact us at support@wp-content.io. We manually review these requests to ensure the service is not being misused for distributing pirated or malicious content.