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A quick “is this okay?” pass without opening a ticket.
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DTS WordPress Health is a toolbar companion for site owners, freelancers, and operators. On any site it runs a read-only triage. In wp-admin it surfaces update and vulnerability severity cues. Soft next steps point to Care when you’re behind — or Incident Response when you’re in trouble.
Advisory only. No auto-updates. No silent changes to your site.
A quick “is this okay?” pass without opening a ticket.
Jumping between client tabs and wanting the same check each time.
A lighter daily signal, with a path back to the people who already maintain the site.
No login required for the basic pass.
When you’re in that site’s dashboard, or the admin bar is on the page.
Green — no notable issues in the current mode.
Yellow — updates due, stale signals, or a medium issue.
Red — a critical known issue on a version we could read, or a host flagged by Web Risk.
| Finding | Sensible next step |
|---|---|
| Behind on updates, or stale public signals | WordPress Care — Essential $149 / Standard $249 / Premium $399 per month. Confirm the live Care page; that page is the price list. |
| Host flagged risky, or the site is actively in trouble | WordPress Incident Response |
| Just looking | Keep the extension. Escalate when the badge turns yellow or red. |
Checks are read-only. Risk lookups call Google Web Risk only when you configure a key and turn them on — and only for the URL you ask to check. Vulnerability lookups send a slug and version to WPScan only when you turn that feed on. We do not scrape Search Console or invent results. Full policy.
No. It advises. Care plans are how sites get maintained on purpose.
Often no. Public sites hide versions. Admin mode is where patch detail lives, and even there the extension only reports what that login can already see.
Yes, when the listings are live. The same package loads in both.