One approval for the same update on every site. When the same update needs your approval on several websites (for example a new major version of a page builder), it now appears as one item in your inbox. One click approves it for all of them; each website is first tested on a test copy and only then goes live.
See which websites load your server. New in the menu: Load. For each website you see how heavy it is for its server (availability, response time, memory, PHP errors, size and known heavy plugins) and what Verploy itself does there: backups, database backups and updates, in minutes per day. An hourly chart shows when Verploy keeps your server busiest, and each website lists what you can do first to make it lighter.
Bot filter. Starting with Verploy Connector 2.17, Verploy measures which bots cost how much PHP time on each site, without visitor data. The Load page shows it per site, with a button that turns those bots away before WooCommerce or your page builder start working. Googlebot, Bing and the search bots of AI chat tools stay welcome. Verploy updates the connector by itself. Common plugins such as WooCommerce and Elementor no longer count as heavy.