Web Plura Site Discovery Checker – Indexing & Search Readiness -- WordPress 插件

Web Plura Site Discovery – Search Visibility, Sitemap, Robots.txt & AI Readiness

开发者	wplura
更新时间	2026年10月4日 17:56
PHP版本:	8.1 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.1
版权:	GPLv2 or later
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0.1.6 0.1.0 0.1.5

详情介绍:

A WordPress site can be live and still be hard for search engines, social previews, or AI-assisted answer systems to understand. Common blockers include search visibility settings, robots.txt rules, sitemap gaps, noindex signals, canonical mismatch, password protection, weak homepage metadata, and unclear organization signals. Web Plura Site Discovery Checker is an AI SEO, indexability, schema, sitemap, robots.txt, and llms.txt audit plugin for WordPress site owners, agencies, local businesses, publishers, and ecommerce teams. Use it before launch, migration, SEO handoff, content review, local business cleanup, or AI-search readiness review. The plugin checks whether your WordPress site exposes practical discovery signals that search engines and AI-assisted answer systems can use. The free version 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. It works beside SEO plugins such as Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress, and similar tools. Web Plura Site Discovery Checker reports focused readiness signals; it does not replace your SEO plugin or automatically change SEO settings. 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 sitemap, robots.txt, llms.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.
A local business, publisher, or ecommerce site reviewing homepage identity and social preview signals.

WordPress discovery problems it helps review Site Discovery Checker is useful for install-intent checks such as:

WordPress site not indexed or hard to discover.
robots.txt blocking or missing Sitemap directive hints.
WordPress sitemap readiness and sampled sitemap URL availability.
Noindex, canonical mismatch, password protection, and homepage response signals.
Basic schema, social preview, entity clarity, identity image, and optional llms.txt readiness.

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 Separate 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

安装:

Upload the web-plura-site-discovery-checker folder to /wp-content/plugins/.
Activate the plugin from the Plugins screen.
Open Web Plura Site Discovery Checker in wp-admin.
Accept the local data acknowledgement.
Click Run Local Check on the Dashboard.
Review the Findings and Report pages.
Download the CSV report if you need a local handoff file.

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升级注意事项:

0.1.6 Refreshes the WordPress.org readme for clearer site discovery, indexing readiness, sitemap, robots, and schema search intent. 0.1.4 Keeps the AJAX scan completion notice visible after the dashboard refreshes its latest local results. 0.1.2 Adds the reversible dashboard extension surface used by entitled Pro monitoring cards while keeping the local Free dashboard fallback. 0.1.0 Initial free local readiness checker for WordPress discovery signals.

常见问题:

Does this plugin require a paid account?

No. The free local readiness checks work without a Web Plura Cloud connection, external service connection, hosted account, or separate extension package.

Does the free plugin query AI providers?

No. The free plugin checks only local WordPress readiness signals and same-site public URLs. Prompt tracking and AI answer monitoring are separate hosted workflows.

What data is sent externally?

The free plugin does not send prompt data, content reports, site discovery results, local scan output, administrator details, or CSV reports to an external AI, SEO, analytics, or hosted monitoring service. The free plugin may request the site's own public homepage, robots.txt URL, sitemap URL, llms.txt URL, and sampled same-site public URLs from WordPress to inspect basic rendered readiness signals.

Where is scan data stored?

The local data acknowledgement, latest basic readiness snapshot, and retained local history are stored in WordPress options in the same WordPress installation. Local history uses a storage-safety retention bound. Uninstalling the plugin removes the plugin's local options.

Does the plugin change my SEO settings?

No. The free plugin reports basic readiness signals and suggested next steps. It does not automatically change robots.txt rules, sitemap settings, noindex settings, schema markup, titles, or SEO plugin settings.

Can it help when a WordPress site is not indexed by Google?

It can help review common local blockers such as search visibility, robots.txt, sitemap availability, noindex, canonical mismatch, password protection, homepage status, and metadata signals. It does not guarantee Google indexing or ranking.

Does it submit my sitemap to Google or Bing?

No. The free plugin checks local sitemap readiness and same-site sitemap samples. It does not submit URLs or sitemaps to search engines.

Can this replace a full SEO plugin?

No. It complements SEO plugins by checking a focused set of readiness signals. Use your SEO plugin, theme, hosting tools, and content workflow to make the actual site changes.

What is the difference between Free and Pro?

The free version is a local readiness checker for discovery blockers and signals, including local findings, local report output, local CSV export, and retained local history. Separate Pro and hosted workflows are for prompt monitoring, competitor workflows, scheduled cloud monitoring, hosted reports, client workflows, and alerts.

Will this guarantee that my site appears in AI answers?

No. The plugin checks practical readiness signals, but search engines and AI answer systems use their own crawling, indexing, ranking, and citation decisions.

Is this a WordPress indexability and sitemap checker?

Yes. It checks local readiness signals for search visibility, robots.txt, sitemaps, same-site sampled URLs, noindex, canonical mismatch, schema hints, and homepage identity.

Does it replace Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, or SEOPress?

No. It complements SEO plugins by reporting focused readiness signals. It does not automatically change SEO settings.

Does it crawl competitor websites or track rankings?

No. The free plugin checks the current WordPress site's own public URLs and local settings only. It does not track rankings, competitors, prompts, citations, or cloud trends.

更新日志:

0.1.6

Refreshed the WordPress.org readme for clearer site discovery, indexing readiness, sitemap, robots, and schema search intent.

0.1.4

Persisted the AJAX local-check completion notice across the dashboard refresh so administrators receive clear success or failure feedback.

0.1.2

Added a Free-owned dashboard extension surface with the legacy dashboard card hook as fallback for reversible Pro monitoring replacements.

0.1.0

Initial release.
Added basic local readiness checks for search visibility, homepage response, robots, sitemap, sampled indexability, canonical tags, password protection, optional llms.txt, entity clarity, sameAs or social profile signals, and homepage schema hints.
Added fix-first local findings, latest local CSV export, and retained local basic scan history.