A free WordPress plugin that checks a site's security, speed, SEO and maintenance — 56 checks in all — and gives it a score out of 100. Each problem comes with what was found, why it matters to the business and what fixing it involves, and the owner can ask us for a quote on the ones they want fixed.
During a scan, only the slugs of your installed plugins, to WordPress.org, to learn whether any were closed or abandoned. A quote request goes to us by e-mail from your own server, and only once you have filled in the form and ticked the consent box. Proactive support, which sends us the report when a weekly scan finds a new critical problem, is off until you turn it on.
They could not run on your server — usually because it refuses requests to its own address. They are left out of the score rather than counted as failures. Ask your host to allow the site to reach itself over HTTPS, then scan again.
Yes. The name, logo, colour, contact details, prices and the address quote requests go to are all set in config.php before the plugin is installed on a client site, and none of them can be changed from that site's admin.
Deleting it from the Plugins screen removes everything it stored: settings, scans, history, the quote log and its scheduled task. Deactivating it without deleting keeps all of that for when you switch it back on.