Web Plura Site Discovery Checker

Web Plura Site Discovery Checker helps WordPress site owners, agencies, local businesses, publishers, and ecommerce teams review whether a site exposes the basic discovery signals that search engines and AI-assisted answer systems can use.

The free version is a local WordPress admin tool. It runs from wp-admin, stores the latest local readiness snapshot and retained local history, and does not require a paid account, external service connection, Web Plura Cloud connection, or AI-provider connection.

Who this is for

Use the free plugin when you want a quick local check for:

• A new WordPress site before launch.
• A business site that needs clear organization or local business identity signals.
• A content site that needs basic sitemap, robots.txt, and indexability checks.
• An agency handoff where the client needs a simple readiness report.
• A site owner who wants to confirm that common discovery blockers are not obvious in wp-admin.

Free version features

From wp-admin, the free plugin checks:

• robots.txt readiness.
• robots.txt crawl blocking and Sitemap directive hints.
• WordPress sitemap readiness.
• Same-site sitemap URL samples.
• Sitemap child URL availability and sampled URL type summary.
• WordPress search engine visibility.
• Homepage and sitemap response status from same-site WordPress HTTP requests.
• Sampled page noindex, canonical mismatch, and password-protection signals.
• Optional llms.txt presence.
• Basic Organization or LocalBusiness schema hints and identity fields on the homepage.
• Basic entity clarity signals from the site title, tagline or meta description, homepage title, social preview metadata, sameAs or common social profile links, and logo or identity image hints.

The free plugin also includes:

• An AJAX-first Dashboard page with the latest basic readiness score, inline progress, and a no-JavaScript fallback.
• A Findings page with grouped current local issues.
• A fix-first list for the highest-priority local items.
• A Report page for the latest local snapshot and a copyable local handoff summary.
• A CSV export of the latest local report.
• Retained local history of recent basic checks with a storage-safety bound.
• Data & Scope and About pages that explain the local-only scope.

Separate Pro and hosted workflows

The separate Pro add-on and hosted workflows are intended for monitoring and reporting performed outside this free local plugin. Depending on the active hosted setup and connected services, those workflows may include:

• Prompt and AI answer visibility monitoring.
• Competitor and category tracking.
• Scheduled cloud monitoring and trend reporting.
• Hosted content and entity readiness review.
• Agency-oriented reporting workflows.
• Hosted reports, exports, and client-facing summaries.
• Cloud-connected monitoring and alerts.

The free plugin remains useful on its own. It does not hide the local readiness checks, local findings, local report, local CSV export, or retained local history behind a paid account. Pro and hosted workflows are separate and are not required for the free local check.

What this plugin does not do

The free plugin does not:

• Query AI providers.
• Track prompts, rankings, competitors, citations, or cloud trends.
• Replace a full SEO plugin.
• Guarantee search indexing or AI answer inclusion.
• Manage Web Plura Cloud accounts, checkout, or hosted account validation.

Product page: https://wplura.com/products/web-plura-site-discovery-checker
Terms: https://wplura.com/terms
Privacy: https://wplura.com/privacy

External Services

This free plugin does not connect to third-party AI, SEO, analytics, advertising, or hosted monitoring services.

During a local check, the plugin performs same-site HTTP requests from WordPress to the WordPress site’s own public URLs. These requests may include the homepage, robots.txt, sitemap URLs, llms.txt, and sampled same-site public URLs. The requests are used only to inspect the site’s own public discovery signals and generate the local readiness snapshot.

The free plugin does not send local scan results to Web Plura Cloud. Opening product, terms, privacy, or upgrade links in wp-admin will load the linked Web Plura website in the administrator’s browser, but the free plugin does not attach local scan results to those links.

Privacy

The free plugin stores the local data acknowledgement, latest basic local scan, and retained local history in WordPress options. The local report may include public URLs from the same WordPress site and basic status details about discovery signals. Administrators can export the latest local snapshot as a CSV file after accepting the local data acknowledgement.

The free plugin does not collect cloud passwords, payment information, prompt data, competitor lists, rankings, citations, or hosted monitoring data.