Five Tools, One Directory
WordPress Plugin and Theme Tools
Track keyword ranks, read what your reviewers actually complain about, line yourself up against a rival, score a niche before you build in it, and fix the readme that decides how your listing reads. Every tool runs on public WordPress.org data plus the history we keep.
Growth TrackerOne listing and three keywords free
Know where your rank is heading, not just where it is.
wordpress.org gives you a position with no history, so a bad week and a bad trend look identical. We check every keyword you care about, keep the history from the day you add it, and show whoever is sitting above you.
- Checked
- Daily
- Digest
- Every 48h
- History
- From day one
What you get
- Daily rank per keyword, charted from day one
- Estimated installs and bucket crossings week over week
- The listings ranking above you on each term
- A digest email every other day, so you never check by hand
| Keyword | Rank | 7d | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| delivery date | #13 | ▲ 9 | |
| estimated delivery | #5 | ▲ 2 | |
| order cutoff | #2 | level | |
| shipping date | #24 | ▼ 6 | |
| delivery time | #40 | ▲ 12 |
Every number has a direction, because we kept yesterday's.
- 1Add your plugin or theme by slug
- 2Add the keywords you want to own
- 3Read the digest, or open the chart when something moves
Compare ListingsOne peer free, no account needed
See exactly why they outrank you.
Put your listing beside the ones beating it and only the deciding metrics stay on screen: how often they ship, how fast ratings arrive, how much of the support queue they clear, how many of your keywords they also own.
- Peers
- Up to 5
- Metrics
- 20+
- Refresh
- Weekly
What you get
- Installs, estimates and momentum, column per listing
- Release cadence and ratings velocity side by side
- Support resolution rate and version adoption
- Saved comparisons that refresh every week
| Metric | You | Them |
|---|---|---|
| Estimated installs | 14,200 | 21,400 |
| Install growth, 90d | -4.1% | +31.6% |
| Keywords you share | 11 of 14 | — |
| Releases, 90d | 1 | 7 |
| Last updated | 3 weeks | 4 days |
| New ratings / month | 3 | 28 |
| Support resolved | 92% | 71% |
They shipped seven times while you shipped once. That is the whole story.
- 1Pick your listing
- 2Add up to five competitors
- 3Save it, and watch the gap close
Review Gap FinderOne analysis a month free
Thirty-four angry reviews. Three real problems.
One-star reviews arrive one at a time and each feels like its own fire. We read the critical ones, group them into topics, weigh each topic by how many reviewers hit it, and pull out the features people keep asking for.
- Reads
- Critical reviews
- Runs in
- About a minute
- Export
- Markdown
What you get
- Complaints grouped and ranked by share of your critical reviews
- The plugins, hosts and versions reviewers name by hand
- Feature requests, counted rather than guessed
- A link to every original thread behind a finding
- Breaks checkout after update19since 2.4.0
- Cache not clearing on update8since 2.3.0
- Conflicts with CDN rewriting4since 2.1.4
- Everything else3ungrouped
One fix clears 56% of the critical reviews. That is your next release, decided.
- 1Search any plugin or theme, yours or a rival's
- 2We read the reviews and group the complaints
- 3Open the topics, or export the whole read as Markdown
Readme CheckerFree to validate, no account needed
Your readme is your storefront. Most are quietly broken.
The directory ignores fields you got wrong without telling you, and search reads copy you wrote for humans. Paste your readme.txt and see the listing exactly as WordPress.org will render it, with every problem pointed at the line that causes it.
- Checks
- Header + SEO
- Preview
- As rendered
- Account
- Not needed
What you get
- Header fields validated against the directory rules
- Live preview of the rendered listing, tabs and all
- Keyword coverage across short description, body and FAQ
- Tag hygiene: duplicates, generics and unused tags
- Tested up to6.7 while 6.9 is current
- ScreenshotsSection missing entirely
- FAQ2 entries with empty answers
- Tagscache, caching, cache-plugin are near duplicates
- DescriptionLead tag never appears in the opening
- ChangelogStops at 2.3.1, current is 2.4.0
Six findings, each pointing at the line to change.
- 1Paste readme.txt, or load our example
- 2Fix what the checker flags, line by line
- 3Re-check before every release
Niche Research5 lookups a week free
Build where there is still room.
A tag with 1,240 plugins is wide open when 41% of them stopped shipping years ago. We score the tag on entry ease, count the listings that are genuinely competing, show how installs spread across the field, and flag the leaders that look abandoned.
- Scored
- 0 to 100
- Bands
- 5 install tiers
- Export
What you get
- Entry ease scored out of 100, with the reason behind the score
- Install distribution across the whole field
- Top 3 install share, median installs and average rating
- Abandonment scan: high-install listings that stopped shipping
38/ 100
Hard to enter
Total plugins
1,240
Live rivals
512
Abandoned
41%
Top 3 share
58%
Median installs
20K
Avg rating
4.6 of 5
Install distribution
- 1M+4%
- 100k to 1M12%
- 10k to 100k25%
- 1k to 10k34%
- under 1k25%
41% of the tag has not shipped in two years. Those are open slots.
- 1Enter a WordPress.org tag
- 2Read the health score and the distribution
- 3Export the report, or move on to the next tag
Every Tool Works on Every Paid Plan.
Plans change how many listings, keywords and analyses you get, never which tools you can open and never how accurate the numbers are. Most of the catalog is browsable without an account at all.