Feature

Wayback Machine restore, built into your hosting

Point us at a domain, choose a snapshot and crawl depth, and Zinn Digital® rebuilds the archived site as clean static HTML or WordPress. The archive.org toolbar and injected code are stripped, internal links and asset paths are rewritten, and the result deploys straight onto your account. Two jobs, one tool: recover an aged domain for a footprint-free network, or bring back a site that was lost with no backup.

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From archive snapshot to live site

A durable workflow handles the whole restore, so a large multi-page crawl never ties up your browser or fails halfway.

Pick a snapshot

Enter a domain and we list its archived captures from the Internet Archive CDX and Availability APIs. Choose the date that best represents the site you want back.

Set crawl depth

Decide how deep to go, from the homepage alone to the full archived tree. Pages and their assets are downloaded together so the rebuild is complete.

Cleaned automatically

The archive.org toolbar and any injected code are stripped out, and internal links plus asset paths are rewritten to point at your own site rather than the archive.

Rebuilt your way

Relaunch as fast static HTML, or convert the archived pages into WordPress posts and pages for a site you can keep editing.

Two ways people use it

The same restore engine serves both product lines.

Aged-domain recovery for footprint-free networks. Bought an expired domain with real history? Rebuild its original archived content as static HTML, then deploy it into a footprint-free network with account-pool rotation and server-side caching. The restore runs on the same provision-and-verify path as a fresh build, so a recovered domain behaves like any other site on your account.

Site recovery for mainstream hosting. If a live site went down and no backup existed, the Wayback restore is often the only way back. Choose the last good snapshot, rebuild it as WordPress or static HTML, and you have a working site to edit and grow from again, hosted with staging, backups and monitoring from that point forward.

Why it lives inside the platform

No separate downloader tool, local scripts or manual link-fixing. The restore is a managed workflow that runs to completion and reports progress.
Restored sites land on the same engine as everything else, so caching, CDN, backups and staging apply immediately.
Static-HTML mode keeps recovered aged domains lightweight and footprint-aware; WordPress mode gives you a fully editable rebuild.
Free migrations, a card-free 7-day trial, 30-day money-back and no vendor lock-in, so trying a restore costs you nothing to start.

FAQ

How do I choose which snapshot to restore?

Enter the domain and we query the Internet Archive CDX and Availability APIs to list its captures. You pick the date that best matches the version of the site you want, then set how deep the crawl should go.

Is the archive.org toolbar removed from restored pages?

Yes. The restore strips the archive.org toolbar and any injected code, then rewrites internal links and asset paths so the rebuilt site references your own hosting rather than the archive.

Can I rebuild as WordPress instead of static HTML?

Both are supported. Static HTML is ideal for lightweight, footprint-free aged domains; WordPress converts the archived pages into posts and pages so you can keep editing. You choose per restore.

Can I recover a site that had no backup?

Often, yes. If a site went offline and no backup existed, restoring from the last good Wayback snapshot is usually the only route back. You get a working rebuild to edit and grow from, hosted with backups and staging going forward.

Does a large restore slow anything down?

No. The restore runs as a durable background workflow, so even a deep multi-page crawl completes on its own and reports progress. It never blocks your dashboard or your other sites.

Bring an archived site back to life

Restore an aged domain or a lost site from the Wayback Machine and deploy it clean, in minutes. Card-free 7-day trial, 30-day money-back, free migrations.

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