How do I restore my WordPress site from GoDaddy backup?

How do I restore my WordPress site from GoDaddy backup?
Restore my site

Go to your GoDaddy product page.
In the Managed WordPress section, select Manage All.
Next to the site you want to restore, select Overview from the menu.
From the menu at the top, select Backups.
From the calendar on the left, select the date of the backup you want to restore.

Restore my site
  1. Go to your GoDaddy product page.
  2. In the Managed WordPress section, select Manage All.
  3. Next to the site you want to restore, select Overview from the menu.
  4. From the menu at the top, select Backups.
  5. From the calendar on the left, select the date of the backup you want to restore.

How do I backup my website on GoDaddy?

Back up my website
  1. Go to your GoDaddy product page.
  2. Scroll to Websites + Marketing and select Manage next to your site to open your site.
  3. Select Edit Website or Edit Site to open your website builder.
  4. Select Settings.
  5. Select Site History.
  6. Select Create Backup.

Does GoDaddy offer free backup?

Note: Monthly backups are included in free Backup tool, while Weekly and Daily backups are a part of the Premium Backup tool that is free for GoDaddy hosted websites.

How do I restore a WordPress site without backup?

To restore your website with Google’s cache or Bing’s cache, follow these steps:
  1. Search for your website or page on Google’s or Bing’s results page.
  2. Click on the arrow.
  3. Since we need a cached copy of your website, click on Cache option.
  4. Restore your website, pages or content, or whatever you need from this cached copy.

How do I restore my WordPress site from GoDaddy backup? – Related Questions

Where is the WordPress database stored?

Where is my WordPress database stored? WordPress uses MySQL as its database management system, which is a software installed on your WordPress hosting server. Your WordPress database is also stored on the same server. This location however is not accessible on most shared hosting environments.