The short version
- Both plugins pack a whole WordPress site into one file and restore it anywhere.
- All-in-One WP Migration sells its limit removal as a yearly licence. Quick Restore Pro removes its 512 MB restore limit for a one-time payment from $39.00.
- Quick Restore reads .wpress files, so every All-in-One WP Migration backup you already have stays usable.
- All-in-One WP Migration is stronger on cloud storage, multisite and very large site counts.
The All-in-One WP Migration import limit
All-in-One WP Migration is free to download and exports sites of any size. The friction comes on import. When a backup is larger than your setup allows, ServMask’s own documentation points you to two options: raise your server’s PHP upload limits, or buy the Unlimited Extension. Recent WordPress.org reviews show how often users meet this at the worst moment, with a finished backup they cannot restore.
Quick Restore’s free version has a limit too: it restores backups up to 512 MB. The difference is what removing it costs, and that Quick Restore uploads in chunks on every plan, so your host’s upload limit is not the thing that stops you.
What each plugin costs over three years
| You need | Quick Restore | All-in-One WP Migration |
|---|---|---|
| Restore large backups on 1 personal site | Pro: one payment from $39.00 | Unlimited Extension: $69 × 3 = $207 |
| Scheduled backups on 1 site | Pro Plus: one payment | Pro: $99 × 3 = $297 |
| 5 client sites | Max: one payment | Pro: $99 × 3 = $297 |
| 20 or more client sites | Several Max licences | Pro covers 50 sites a year: better value |
Prices from ServMask’s product pages, checked 29 September 2026. ServMask counts every site where the plugin is used during the subscription year, including staging (localhost excluded). Quick Restore’s updates after the first year are optional; the plugin keeps working.
Features compared
Where All-in-One WP Migration is stronger
- Cloud storage: its Pro add-on sends backups to 15+ providers, including Google Drive, Dropbox and Amazon S3. Quick Restore keeps backups on your server and emails a download link.
- Backup frequency: Pro schedules as often as every 15 minutes.
- Multisite: supported with its Multisite Extension. Quick Restore does not support Multisite yet.
- Track record: more than 5 million active installations.
Where Quick Restore is stronger
- No subscription: every paid plan is a one-time payment.
- Restores your old .wpress backups, so switching costs nothing in backup history.
- Chunked upload on every plan, including free.
Which one should you choose?
Choose All-in-One WP Migration if
- you need cloud destinations or Multisite
- you manage 20+ client sites
- you prefer backups every 15 minutes
Choose Quick Restore if
- you want to pay once, not every year
- you manage one to five sites
- you have .wpress backups you still need
How to switch from All-in-One WP Migration
Keep your .wpress files
They stay restorable with Quick Restore.
Install Quick Restore
Add the free plugin and make a fresh .wpqr backup.
Test a restore
Restore once on a staging copy, then deactivate the old plugin.
More on the import itself: how to import a .wpress file.
Migrating a site with each plugin
The day-to-day workflow is similar. With All-in-One WP Migration you export a .wpress file, install the plugin on the destination and import it. With Quick Restore you create a .wpqr backup, install Quick Restore on the destination and restore it. Both rewrite URLs for a new domain. The practical difference appears when the file is large: All-in-One WP Migration may ask you to change server limits or buy an extension, while Quick Restore uploads in chunks and asks for Pro only above 512 MB.
Updates, support and licences
All-in-One WP Migration’s paid extensions are yearly: premium features and cloud destinations stop when the subscription ends, though ServMask says migrated sites keep working. Quick Restore’s paid plans include 12 months of updates and support; after that the plugin keeps working with all its features, and renewing is only needed for new versions.
Frequently asked questions
For one to five sites where you want a one-time payment and your existing .wpress backups, yes. For cloud storage, Multisite or dozens of client sites, All-in-One WP Migration Pro fits better.
ServMask lists it at $69 per year for up to 50 sites (checked 29 September 2026). Its Pro add-on is $99 per year.
Yes, with Quick Restore Pro, which restores backups of any size.
No. Backups stay on your server; Pro Plus emails a secure download link after each scheduled backup.