Conflict Guard is the ultimate free WordPress plugin troubleshooting tool. Stop manually disabling plugins one-by-one. Our intelligent conflict detection engine finds the problem automatically.
“Find plugin conflicts before your users do.”
🔍 Automatic Plugin Conflict Detection
Scan all active plugins, detect compatibility issues, monitor PHP fatal errors, JavaScript conflicts, AJAX failures, and REST API errors. Every plugin receives a Stability Score.
🧪 Safe Test Mode
Session-based sandbox lets you disable plugins only for your admin session. Visitors continue seeing the live site normally — zero downtime, zero risk.
🔬 Smart Conflict Isolation Engine
Binary search algorithm intelligently narrows down which plugin is causing your issue. Disable plugins one-by-one inside Safe Mode until errors disappear.
⏪ One-Click Rollback
Download and restore previous plugin versions from WordPress.org. Automatic restore points are created before every plugin update.
📊 Real-Time Error Monitor
Live dashboard showing PHP errors, fatal crashes, JavaScript conflicts, AJAX failures, REST API issues, and memory usage.
🛒 WooCommerce Compatibility Scanner
Dedicated WooCommerce diagnostics: checkout issue detection, payment gateway conflict analysis, and WooCommerce-safe plugin badges.
🚨 Emergency Recovery Mode
If WordPress crashes, use your personal Recovery URL to access a lightweight emergency interface — even when WP Admin is inaccessible.
📅 Conflict Timeline
Visual event timeline tracing every plugin activation, deactivation, update, crash, rollback, and conflict detection.
⚡ Plugin Health Scoring
Each plugin receives Stability, Security, Update Activity, and Performance impact scores.
This plugin connects to the following external services:
What it is: The official WordPress.org plugin information API.
What it is used for: Fetching available previous versions of a plugin when you request a rollback. This only happens when you click “Load Versions” on the Rollback tab.
What data is sent: The slug (folder name) of the plugin you want to roll back. No personal data, no site data.
When data is sent: Only on demand, when you request version history for a specific plugin.
Endpoint: https://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.0/{plugin-slug}.json
Service provider: Automattic / WordPress.org
Terms of Service: https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/
Privacy Policy: https://automattic.com/privacy/
What it is: The official WordPress.org plugin download server.
What it is used for: Downloading the actual plugin ZIP file for the version you select during a rollback.
What data is sent: Plugin slug and version number only. No personal data.
When data is sent: Only when you click “Perform Rollback” for a specific plugin and version.
Endpoint: https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/{slug}.{version}.zip
Service provider: Automattic / WordPress.org
Terms of Service: https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/
Privacy Policy: https://automattic.com/privacy/
What it is: PayPal’s payment platform.
What it is used for: Optional, voluntary donations to support plugin development. This is completely optional.
What data is sent: No data is sent automatically. If you click the donate button, you are redirected to PayPal’s website where PayPal’s own terms apply.
When data is sent: Only if you voluntarily click the donate button.
Service provider: PayPal, Inc.
Terms of Service: https://www.paypal.com/us/legalhub/useragreement-full
Privacy Policy: https://www.paypal.com/us/legalhub/privacy-full