Section
Getting Started
Install it, connect Cloudflare, deploy, and confirm it is actually running.
9 articles
- What Hatch Connect does, and what it does not Hatch Connect is the easiest way to deploy a headless frontend for WordPress to your own Cloudflare account from the dashboard. What it does, what it needs, and what it never touches.
- How to install Hatch Connect on WordPress Install and activate Hatch Connect from the WordPress admin or by uploading the zip, and find the setup guide that opens on activation.
- Create the Cloudflare API token Hatch needs Step-by-step: create a custom Cloudflare API token with the Workers Scripts Edit permission so Hatch Connect can deploy your WordPress frontend.
- How to deploy your WordPress site to Cloudflare Workers with Astro Deploy a headless Astro frontend for WordPress to Cloudflare Workers from the Hatch dashboard: choose an address, review the changes, and press Deploy.
- How to check Hatch Connect is working Use the Status tab, the setup checks and one REST request to confirm Hatch Connect is running and your frontend is answering.
- How to Uninstall Hatch Connect Cleanly Remove Hatch Connect from WordPress without leftovers: what deleting the plugin always removes, the Remove all data option, and what stays in Cloudflare.
- Disconnect Hatch and Remove the Cloudflare Worker Disconnect Hatch Connect from Cloudflare: stop the frontend redirect, forget stored tokens, revoke the Application Password and delete the Worker yourself.
- Hatch Connect FAQ Answers to common Hatch Connect questions: headless WordPress, Cloudflare Workers and tokens, cost, SEO and plugin support, privacy, and how to undo it.
- Hatch use cases: blogs, agencies, docs sites and WooCommerce How Hatch Connect fits blogs, agencies, documentation sites, WooCommerce shops and developers, plus cases where a headless Cloudflare setup is not a fit.
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Features
Every Hatch feature explained, one page each, with what it does and does not do.
All features