CDN account pools
Deploy across a pool of our Cloudflare and CDN accounts, plus your own bring-your-own accounts, so your sites never share one giveaway account or nameserver set.
Footprint-Free hosting
Footprints are what get a network found. Zinn Digital® removes them at two layers — the infrastructure your sites sit on, and the WordPress fingerprint each site broadcasts — so your properties present as unrelated, generic sites rather than an obvious cluster.
A footprint is more than an IP address. Zinn removes the signals at both the network layer and inside each WordPress install, because either one on its own leaves a trail.
Deploy across a pool of our Cloudflare and CDN accounts, plus your own bring-your-own accounts, so your sites never share one giveaway account or nameserver set.
Sites are spread and rotated across accounts, recomputed from live account state at deploy time so the balance stays even instead of drifting into a detectable pattern.
Rebuild a site as locked-down static HTML with no CMS to fingerprint at all — the smallest possible surface, ideal for aged domains and money pages.
The hosting footprint hardens server configuration and headers so the platform itself does not leave a common, cross-site signature.
Shipped inside the Footprint-Free deploy footprint and built to WordPress.org plugin standards, the Zinn Footprint plugin strips the tell-tale signals that reveal a site is WordPress — and which version. Each measure is an independent toggle under Settings → Zinn Footprint, so you can switch any of them off if a theme or plugin depends on it.
Aged domains are only useful if you can put the original content back. The Wayback restore tool wraps the Internet Archive's CDX and Availability APIs in a durable workflow: enter a domain, list its snapshots, then pick the date and crawl depth you want.
From there it downloads the pages and assets, strips the archive.org toolbar and injected code, and rewrites internal links and asset paths so nothing points back at the archive. The result is rebuilt either as static HTML or as a working WordPress site, with archived pages converted to posts and pages.
Restored properties drop straight into the same footprint-aware hosting and fingerprint removal as everything else — the primary use is Footprint-Free and PBN work, though the same tool recovers a mainstream site when no backup exists.
A footprint is any shared signal that links your sites together — the same hosting account, nameservers, IP ranges, WordPress version strings, or discovery links. Enough shared signals make a network easy to identify. Zinn removes them at both the infrastructure and per-site level.
It removes the common application-level fingerprints — the version, generator tag, discovery links, XML-RPC and more. Full obfuscation also depends on server configuration and theme markup, which the Zinn hosting footprint handles separately. For the smallest surface of all, deploy as static HTML with no CMS to detect.
No — the defaults are safe for typical sites. If a specific integration relies on XML-RPC or on discovery links, each measure is an independent toggle you can turn off individually under Settings → Zinn Footprint.
Yes. You can use our account pools, bring your own accounts, or mix both. Footprint-aware balancing spreads and rotates your sites across whatever accounts are available, and there is no vendor lock-in.
Yes. Pick a domain, choose a snapshot date and crawl depth, and the tool downloads the archived content, strips archive.org code, rewrites links, and rebuilds it as static HTML or WordPress — ready to host behind the same footprint removal.
Two layers of footprint removal, footprint-aware rotation, and Wayback restore — on a platform hosting over 100,000 PBN sites. Card-free 7-day trial, 30-day money-back, free migrations.
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