How it works

Install WPPulso, scan the site, fix the risks and send a report.

The plugin runs inside WordPress, converts maintenance checks into plain-English findings and gives owners or agencies one place to review site risk.

Installation GuideView Health Score
4 stepsSimple workflow
Install plugin
Run health scan
Fix priority risks
Send weekly report
1

Install

Upload the plugin, activate WPPulso and open the dashboard from WordPress admin.

2

Scan

Run the first health scan to check backups, security, PHP, SSL, cron, updates and email health.

3

Fix

Create a backup, review Update Shield, harden login exposure and handle priority warnings.

4

Report

Send a weekly client-ready report with risk score, backup status and recommended actions.

Dashboard flow

Every check becomes a direct statement.

Instead of forcing a site owner to understand logs, WPPulso says what happened and what to do next.

Your WordPress risk score is 72/100Medium risk. Fix backup and security warnings first.
3 plugins have known riskReview vulnerability alerts before updating.
Your last backup is 9 days oldCreate a fresh restore point before maintenance.
Your site was down for 4 minutesCheck host status and uptime history.

What gets recorded

Useful data without making the product feel technical.

H

Health checks

PHP, MySQL, SSL, cron, email, WordPress core and plugin/theme update status.

B

Backup records

Backup date, age, type, size, checksum, storage path and verification status.

S

Security findings

Login exposure, XML-RPC, REST users, file editor, suspicious changes and risk level.

U

Update Shield

Pending plugin/theme/core update risk and pre-update backup recommendation.

M

Monitoring

Uptime, downtime minutes, alerts, email failures and weekly summary status.

R

Reports

Client-ready HTML reports that explain the care work in simple business language.

Simple enough for owners

WPPulso turns hidden maintenance work into a visible workflow.

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