Find out what's wrong with your WordPress site.
In 60 seconds.
Paste your URL. We'll check 30+ things attackers look for first — leaked database backups, exposed config files, brute-force-friendly login pages, slow pages, accessibility complaints waiting to happen. Plain-English report you can act on yourself or hand to your developer.
Free preview — top 3 issues plus your Health Score. No signup, no install.
What we look for
Leaked database credentials
Why it matters: If your `wp-config.php.bak` or `.git` folder is publicly readable, any visitor can read your database password and download your entire site.
What we check: wp-config.php.bak, wp-config.php.swp, .git/HEAD, .env, debug.log, error_log, SQL backups in /uploads/.
WordPress version exposure
Why it matters: Attackers match your WordPress version against known CVEs. Hiding the version cuts targeted attacks dramatically.
What we check: readme.html, meta generator tag, RSS feed <generator>, license.txt, CSS/JS ver= query strings.
XML-RPC weapon turret
Why it matters: 99% of sites don't use xmlrpc.php — but if it's enabled, attackers use it as a DDoS reflector against other sites, or to brute-force your password 1000x faster.
What we check: Whether /xmlrpc.php is reachable, whether pingback.ping is enabled (the DDoS hook).
Brute-force-friendly admin
Why it matters: If /wp-admin and /wp-login.php have no rate limit, attackers try millions of credentials per day. A weak admin password is now a question of when, not if.
What we check: Whether the login page is reachable from the open internet, whether there's a WAF in front, whether usernames are enumerable.
Security headers missing
Why it matters: Modern browsers protect against XSS and clickjacking — but only if your site asks them to. Most WordPress sites don't.
What we check: Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, Strict-Transport-Security, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy.
Accessibility / ADA compliance
Why it matters: WCAG complaints can become $5K-$100K legal exposure. Every month brings new ADA-compliance lawsuits against e-commerce sites.
What we check: Missing alt text, contrast ratios, keyboard navigability, heading hierarchy, ARIA landmarks.
Performance / Core Web Vitals
Why it matters: Google ranks slow sites lower. A page that loads in 5 seconds instead of 2 measurably loses traffic and ad revenue.
What we check: Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, Time to First Byte, render-blocking assets.
Broken links + dead images
Why it matters: Broken images crater conversion rates. Broken outbound links damage SEO authority.
What we check: Every link (anchor href) and image source on your homepage and 10 deepest-linked pages.
Honest pricing
Pay per scan, not per month. Most owners run a scan after every plugin update or once a quarter — that's how the pricing was designed.
Free Preview
$0
no signup
- ✓Top 3 most urgent issues
- ✓Plain-language summary
- ✓Best for: deciding whether to dig deeper
Health Check
$19
one-shot
- ✓Full scan — all 30+ checks
- ✓Plain-language report you can share
- ✓Step-by-step fix instructions
- ✓Best for: post-plugin-update, quarterly checkups
Continuous
$19
per month
- ✓Weekly scan on schedule
- ✓Email alerts on new CVEs affecting your stack
- ✓Side-by-side diff when something changes
- ✓Best for: production sites with real revenue
Per-scan payment via Stripe. One-time payment, no subscription.
What we DON'T do
Three things we tell you up front — because nothing kills trust faster than discovering hidden limitations after you've paid.
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We don't remove malware.
We tell you what's exposed, where, and how to fix it. Cleanup is a manual step. If your site is actively compromised, we'll point you at Sucuri or Wordfence for the cleanup.
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We don't take backups for you.
We tell you if you don't have one. UpdraftPlus is free and we'll walk you through setup if needed.
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We don't block attackers in real time.
That's a firewall — Wordfence and Cloudflare are good at it. We're the audit that tells you whether your firewall is doing its job.
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