WordPress 5 tools
Health, plugin, hosting and WooCommerce checks that understand WordPress and name the plugin to fix. Start with the WordPress health check; the other tools go deeper on what it finds.
Runs the WordPress health check. Every other tool on this page opens with the same address filled in.
In the full report
In the report, WordPress gets a panel of its own.
When the full report recognises WordPress, a WordPress Doctor panel follows the top fixes, and its findings count towards the speed, SEO and security scores.
Run a free report- WordPress health checkRookie mistakes and security basicsRookie mistakes and security gaps
- WordPress theme & plugin detectorWhich plugins slow you downPlugin weight, updates and warnings
- Hacked site & SEO spam checkerWhat Google sees vs visitors3 copies compared, with evidence
- WooCommerce SEO checkerCart fragments, product schemaCart, checkout and plugin issues
- Web hosting speed testNewYour host vs its peersYour host's TTFB against its peers
Fix what the tools find
All 48 WordPress & WooCommerce guides →- WordPress12 min read
Multilingual WordPress: WPML, Polylang and hreflang done right
Pick the URL structure, set the default language and x-default, and fix the hreflang failures the checker finds on WPML, Polylang, TranslatePress and Weglot: missing return links, dead alternates.Updated 4 Oct 2026 - WordPress11 min read
WordPress login URL: how to find it, and how to protect it with 2FA and rate limits
The WordPress login URL is yoursite.com/wp-login.php, and /wp-admin/ takes you there too. Here is how to find it on any install, why bots hammer it, and how to protect it with two-factor login and rate limits.Updated 4 Oct 2026 - Security12 min read
How to check your WordPress version, and what to do when it is out of date
Check your WordPress version in the dashboard, on the server or from outside through the generator tag. What counts as out of date, and a safe routine for updating core, themes, plugins and PHP.Updated 27 Sept 2026
Questions about WordPress tools
Do I need to install anything or give you a login?
No. Every WordPress tool works from the outside, from what the page itself shows. To fix things from wp-admin, the getReport plugin is free and optional.
How do you know which plugins I use?
From what the page loads: plugin and theme files, generator tags and the page builder’s markup. We never guess plugin names or probe for hidden files, so a plugin that adds nothing to the page stays invisible.
Which WordPress tool should I start with?
The WordPress health check. It runs the rookie-mistake and security basics in one go. If the site is slow, the theme and plugin detector shows which plugins weigh the most.
Who can see sensitive findings like an exposed backup?
Anyone sees a plain yes or no. The details, such as which file is exposed, are shown only to the verified owner of the site.
Not sure where to start?
The WordPress health check runs the rookie-mistake and security basics in one go.