Korizo
Korizo gives every installed WordPress plugin a letter grade (A+ through F) based on five key health dimensions: maintenance, compatibility, security, performance, and popularity. Think of it as a credit score for your plugin stack . Install it, click “Scan Now,” and immediately see: Which plugins a
Korizo gives every installed WordPress plugin a letter grade (A+ through F) based on five key health dimensions: maintenance, compatibility, security, performance, and popularity.
Think of it as a credit score for your plugin stack .
Install it, click “Scan Now,” and immediately see:
- Which plugins are healthy and well-maintained
- Which plugins are risky or abandoned
- Which plugins have known security vulnerabilities
- Which plugins are slowing down your site
- Whether your plugins are compatible with WordPress 6.9
No developer jargon. Just clear answers and actionable recommendations.
Key Features
Health Scores for Every Plugin Each active plugin gets a letter grade (A+ to F) based on five scored dimensions:
- Maintenance (25%) — When was it last updated? How often is it maintained?
- Compatibility (25%) — Has it been tested with your version of WordPress and PHP?
- Security (20%) — Are there known vulnerabilities?
- Performance (20%) — How much overhead does it add to your admin?
- Popularity (10%) — How many sites use it? What do users rate it?
Overall Stack Health Score A single number (300–850) that summarizes the health of your entire plugin stack — like a credit score. Know at a glance whether your site is in good shape or at risk.
Plain-English Risk Alerts No technical jargon. You see messages like:
- “Contact Form 7 hasn’t been tested with WordPress 6.9. Update may cause issues.”
- “Flavor Plugin hasn’t been updated in 24 months. Consider replacing it.”
- “Yoast SEO is well-maintained, compatible, and performing well.”
WordPress 6.9 Compatibility Check A dedicated section showing which plugins are safe to use with WordPress 6.9, which have known issues, and which need updates.
