Identify
WordPress plugins
on websites.

WPoptic scans the website’s HTML, script calls, style sheets, and unique plugin fingerprints. It checks these against our growing database of plugin signatures. The detector works instantly in your browser, so you don’t need to install anything on the target website. Or use the website scan on this website.

Yes. The theme detector picks up the main theme, the child theme, and any custom theme headers when they’re exposed in the site’s source. For heavily customized themes, WPoptic still tries to match framework patterns and template structures so you get a close identification when possible.

We track plugin names, URLs, Theme, across all scanned sites. The data is extremely accurate because every detection is validated against our signature library. We continuously improve these signatures, so the accuracy grows automatically as more users scan websites.

Absolutely. WPoptic stores every detection in a central database. This allows you to generate lists like “websites using Rank Math,” “websites using Elementor,” or “sites running WooCommerce.” You can later filter, sort, or export these lists for prospecting, competitor research, or plugin analysis.

New detections flow into WPoptic every day through the browser extension. We update plugin signatures and metadata continuously. This keeps the database fresh and ensures new or updated plugins get recognized quickly. Our database is updated each quarter. 

Most of the time, yes. Even with aggressive caching, plugins still leave traces in the markup or assets. For headless WordPress or extremely custom builds, detection may be limited, but WPoptic still attempts to follow asset paths and script patterns that reveal hidden plugins.

Yes. WPoptic supports exporting in multiple formats so you can use the data in your CRM, spreadsheets, or presentations. Perfect for agencies doing audits, plugin developers researching markets, or freelancers creating reports for clients.

We monitor new theme releases from official and third-party marketplaces and update our detection signatures automatically. Every user scan also contributes to discovering new or uncommon themes, which strengthens the entire system.

With the free Chrome extension, you can scan as many sites as you want. But our extension has a limiter so people don’t use it for bulk data extraction. If you need any type of WordPress list, please check out our lead-list function.

Yes. WPoptic aggregates detections from all scans to show you which plugins are rising in popularity. This makes it ideal for plugin developers, marketers, and agencies. You can spot trends early and adjust your strategy based on real usage data.