Full Site Auditor
Full Site Auditor gives WordPress developers, agencies, and freelancers a complete technical snapshot of any WordPress site — straight from the admin dashboard.
Whether you’re handing off a site to a client, running a pre-launch checklist, or delivering monthly maintenance reports, Full Site Auditor collects everything you need and presents it in a clean, professional layout that can be downloaded as a PDF in seconds.
Built entirely on native WordPress and PHP functions — no external APIs, no Composer packages, no tracking. Just accurate data pulled live on every page load.
What the Plugin Collects:
- Server & PHP — PHP version, memory limits, max upload size, max execution time, OS
- WordPress Core — WP version, debug mode, cron status, permalink structure, multisite status
- Database — MySQL version, database name, total size and table count
- Themes — Active and inactive themes with versions and authors
- Plugins — All active and inactive plugins with versions and authors
- Content — All public post types, media files, comments, categories and tags
- Users — User counts broken down by role
- Performance & Security — Caching plugin detection and SSL status
Key features:
- Clean, professional admin dashboard with at-a-glance stat cards
- Download a print-ready PDF report with one click (uses browser native Print → Save as PDF)
- White-label branding — customize the report header with your agency name and logo
- Automated scheduled reports — built-in WP-Cron scheduler sends audit reports by email on a weekly, or monthly basis
- Always fresh — data collected live on every page load, no stale cache
- Secured with WordPress nonces and manage_options capability check
- No external library dependency — pure WordPress APIs
- Follows WordPress coding standards (PHPCS / WPCS compliant)
- Fully translatable — text domain: full-site-auditor
- Zero dependencies — pure WordPress and PHP APIs, no Composer required
Perfect for: * Agencies & freelancers — include the PDF in every client site handoff package * Developers — run a full technical checklist before launch * Site owners — keep a monthly health record of their server and WordPress environment * Support teams — quickly identify plugin/theme conflicts and outdated software * Maintenance clients — deliver professional branded audit reports as part of a retainer