Free
Keyword rank tracking
Watch where each plugin lands for the searches that matter on WordPress.org, recorded daily so you can see the trend, not just today's number.
Tracking every plugin on WordPress.org
Know why your plugin
Know why your plugin
moved — not just that it did.
WPInsight records keyword ranks, download velocity and reviews for every plugin you ship — then tells you the moment something changes. No plugin to install. Nothing touching your users' sites.
- 1 plugin free forever
- 5 keywords tracked daily
- Alerts included
Rank movement
today # Plugin Installs Change
1 Contact Form Builder 5M+ 2
2 SEO Toolkit 3M+ 1
3 Page Builder Blocks 2M+ —
4 Backup & Migrate 900K 3
5 Image Optimizer 700K 5
Sampled from the public directory
Full leaderboard
- 60K+
- Plugins in the directory
- Daily
- Rank + download sync
- 5
- Alert detectors built in
- 4h
- Vulnerability feed refresh
What you get Six things worth watching,
Six things worth watching,
measured every day.
Everything below is on the free plan unless it's marked Pro.
Free
Download analytics
Daily download counts, active-install movement and a pace model that projects when you'll cross your next milestone.
Free
Alerts that fire on real movement
Five detectors run every sync: rank drops, top-10 entries, low review scores, milestones approaching and download anomalies.
Free
Reviews & ratings
New reviews pulled from WordPress.org with the rating breakdown, so a one-star run never goes unnoticed for a week.
Free
Historical trends
Rank, installs and downloads charted together on one timeline — the fastest way to tie a release to what happened next.
Pro
Competitor tracking
Track rival plugins beside your own and see the keyword gaps where they outrank you.
How it works
From a plugin slug to your first alert.
Four steps. The longest one is deciding which keywords you care about.
- 01
Add your plugin slug
Paste the slug from your WordPress.org URL. WPInsight pulls the full public profile immediately — version, installs, rating, downloads — and starts a history from that moment.
- 02
Choose the keywords to watch
Add the searches you actually care about ranking for. Each one is checked against the WordPress.org directory on every sync and stored as a dated data point.
- 03
Set the alerts that matter
Pick thresholds for rank drops, review scores and download swings. Everything that fires in a sweep arrives as one digest — not one email per event.
- 04
Watch the trend build
Every sync adds to the record. Within a couple of weeks you can tie a release, a readme change or a review run to exactly what it did to your installs.
Alerts
One digest. Not fifty emails.
Every detector runs at the end of the daily sync — the same run that refreshes the data it reads. Everything that fires is collected into a single message to the workspace owner.
A condition that stays true re-alerts tomorrow, never twice in one day. If a send fails it's retried on the next sweep rather than lost.
How alerting works- Rank drop A tracked keyword falls by more than your threshold.
- Top 10 entry A keyword breaks into the first page of results.
- Low reviews New reviews land below the rating you set.
- Milestone near Downloads or installs approach a round number.
- Download anomaly Daily downloads deviate sharply from the recent baseline.
Free tools
Look before you sign up.
The leaderboard and the comparison tool are open to everyone — no account, no email gate.
Leaderboard
Every plugin in the directory, ranked by installs, searchable by name.
Head-to-head
Put your plugin next to a rival and read the gap on every metric.
FAQ
Questions we get a lot.
Where does the data come from?
Everything is sourced from the public WordPress.org plugin directory and its search results — the same numbers anyone can see on your plugin page. We record them on a schedule so you get a history instead of a snapshot. Vulnerability records are mirrored from the Wordfence Intelligence feed.
How often does the data refresh?
Tracked plugins and their keyword ranks refresh on a daily sync, and alerts are evaluated at the end of that same run. The vulnerability feed refreshes every four hours.
Do I need to install anything on my site?
No. WPInsight reads public directory data by slug, so there is nothing to install, no plugin to ship, and no code touching your users' sites.
What happens when I hit a plan limit?
Adding beyond your limit is blocked with a message telling you the cap and what you're using. Nothing already tracked is deleted or paused — you just can't add more until you upgrade.
How does billing work?
Paid plans are billed once yearly through Stripe Checkout. The listed price is monthly for comparison; the charge is that figure times twelve, minus any discount shown on the pricing page. An invoice is emailed on every purchase.