Checks
Everything WP Moo checks, from your pages to the site checks that look at the whole site, with what a problem means and how to fix it.
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- Page checks How WP Moo checks each page you add, how often, and when a page counts as offline. uptime, status and content
- SSL & certificate Whether the padlock keeps working, with a valid certificate for the right address. expiry, chain and hostname
- Redirects Whether every way of typing your address, with or without www or https, ends on your site. http, www and old domains
- DNS & mail Whether your domain's records still point where they should, so the site and your email keep working. MX, SPF and DMARC
- Domain Whether your domain is still registered, with weeks of notice before it expires. registration and expiry
- WordPress Whether you can still log in and edit, and whether files that should stay private can be opened. login, REST API and debug.log
- Exposure Whether your server tells visitors which software and versions it runs. visible PHP, Plesk and WordPress versions
- Private files Whether files that hand over your site, like a copy of wp-config.php or the PHP error log, can be downloaded by anyone. config copies, .env, .git and error logs
- Search engines Whether each page tells Google to list it or to leave it out, the way you want. index, noindex and nofollow per page
- Speed & size How fast each page answers, how big it is, and how WP Moo measures it. response time and page size
Page checks open each page you add every few minutes and tell you when one is offline, slow or blocks our checker. Site checks look at the whole site on their own schedule: the certificate, redirects, DNS, the domain, the WordPress login, what the server gives away and files that should stay private.
Every site check can be switched off per site in Checks & pages. IPv6 and Broken links are next on the roadmap.