Search and AI discovery readiness
Check barriers that may prevent search engines and AI services from finding or understanding your site. Pro adds recurring prompt, competitor, citation, and trend monitoring.
Free and Pro available
Problem and solution
Search engines and AI services may struggle to access or understand a site because of crawl blocks, indexing settings, weak metadata, unclear identity, or missing structured signals. Site Discovery Checker helps owners find those barriers before moving to recurring visibility monitoring.
Web Plura Site Discovery Checker groups the relevant work into a clearer WordPress workflow with practical next steps.
Start locally with Free, then add connected history, monitoring, collaboration, or automation when those capabilities fit the workflow.
Key benefits
Review whether search engines and AI-answer systems can access and understand the site.
Check metadata, schema, social profiles, identity images, and entity signals that shape representation.
Add prompts, competitors, citations, trends, and alerts when one-time readiness checks are not enough.
Find crawl, indexability, metadata, schema, and identity barriers from WordPress.
Workflow
Product in action
This example is illustrative, but each step is grounded in the verified product workflow and the Free/Pro boundaries on this page.
Illustrative workflow
Use the product when a site owner wants to know whether search engines and AI systems can access, interpret, and identify the site before ongoing monitoring begins.
Review crawl access, sitemap availability, search-blocking settings, preferred page links, metadata, structured data, and identity signals.
Use local findings and exports to remove barriers without claiming rankings, indexing, AI citations, or traffic improvements.
Add Pro when teams need recurring prompts, competitors, citations, trends, alerts, and reports.
Documentation & tutorials
Use the product documentation for setup steps, detailed tutorials, common problems, FAQs, and Free/Pro/Cloud boundaries.
Free version
Choose Free to diagnose whether search engines and AI discovery systems can access and understand your WordPress site using local, same-site checks.
Understand whether public systems can reach and interpret the site.
Review robots.txt, sitemaps, status codes, search-blocking settings, conflicting preferred-page links, password protection, and search visibility.
Check homepage metadata, structured data, social previews, entity clarity, profiles, identity images, and an optional AI guidance file.
Use grouped findings, Fix First guidance, local scores, retained snapshots, history, and CSV exports.
Pro version
Pro includes everything in Free and uses Web Plura Cloud for the connected capabilities below. Choose Pro for advanced key-page analysis, prompt and competitor configuration, cloud history, trends, alerts and agency reporting.
Move from one-time checks to comparative visibility review.
Review important pages for content structure, FAQ gaps, and structured data opportunities.
Track selected questions, keywords, markets, languages, and competitors for meaningful comparison.
Review citation domains, share of voice, average position, changes, report history, and failed-run explanations.
Free, Pro, and Cloud
Choose Free to diagnose whether search engines and AI discovery systems can access and understand your WordPress site using local, same-site checks. Choose Pro for advanced key-page analysis, prompt and competitor configuration, cloud history, trends, alerts and agency reporting.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Free features | ||
| Crawl and indexability checksReview robots.txt, sitemaps, status codes, search-blocking settings, conflicting preferred-page links, password protection, and search visibility. | YesIncluded in Free. | YesIncluded in Pro. |
| Metadata and identity signalsCheck homepage metadata, structured data, social previews, entity clarity, profiles, identity images, and an optional AI guidance file. | YesIncluded in Free. | YesIncluded in Pro. |
| Priorities and evidenceUse grouped findings, Fix First guidance, local scores, retained snapshots, history, and CSV exports. | YesIncluded in Free. | YesIncluded in Pro. |
| Pro features | ||
| Advanced page analysisReview important pages for content structure, FAQ gaps, and structured data opportunities. | NoPro feature only. | YesIncluded in Pro. |
| Prompt and competitor monitoringTrack selected questions, keywords, markets, languages, and competitors for meaningful comparison. | NoPro feature only. | YesIncluded in Pro. |
| Citations, trends, and alertsReview citation domains, share of voice, average position, changes, report history, and failed-run explanations. | NoPro feature only. | YesIncluded in Pro. |
Who it helps
Use Free to identify local crawl, indexability, metadata, schema, and identity gaps.
Use Fix First guidance, history, snapshots, and exports to organize improvements.
Use Pro for advanced pages, prompt monitoring, competitor context, citations, trends, and reports.
Common use cases
Check whether important pages are blocked or marked search-blocking settings before a launch.
Review metadata, structured data, identity, and social-profile signals after a rebrand.
Export a prioritized discovery-readiness list for a developer or content team.
Use Pro later when an agency or brand team needs recurring prompt, competitor, citation, and trend monitoring.
Fit and boundaries
Use these notes to choose the right product without overstating what the workflow can do.
Finding crawl, sitemap, metadata, structured-data, identity, and AI-readiness barriers from WordPress.
Readiness checks do not guarantee indexing, rankings, traffic, citations, or search-engine decisions.
Move to Pro when recurring prompt, competitor, citation, trend, alert, and report workflows matter.
Guides and resources
Continue from product discovery into practical tools, checklists, and guides.
Trust and control
Free is the local foundation. Pro extends that workflow without taking away the Free capabilities that already work on the site.
Availability and requirements
The Free plugin and paid Pro workflow are available now.
Free runs in the supported WordPress workflow described here. Connected Pro services require Web Plura Cloud and an available Pro plan.
Site Discovery Checker starts with local discovery-readiness checks in WordPress. Paid plans add recurring prompts, competitor context, citation history, trends, alerts, and report retention.
FAQ
Yes. Choose Free to diagnose whether search engines and AI discovery systems can access and understand your WordPress site using local, same-site checks.
No. The verified Free workflow runs locally in WordPress without a cloud account or paid subscription.
Choose Pro for advanced key-page analysis, prompt and competitor configuration, cloud history, trends, alerts and agency reporting.
Yes. The local Free workflow remains available. Pro services are separate and add connected capabilities for supported workflows.
Free findings, snapshots, history, and exports stay in WordPress. Pro stores configured monitoring results in Web Plura Cloud after connection and consent.
No. The checker identifies barriers and suggested priorities; it does not edit the site or guarantee indexing, rankings, AI citations, or visibility.
Use Pro for advanced pages, prompt monitoring, competitor context, citations, trends, and reports.
Free checks WordPress discovery signals such as crawl access, sitemaps, preferred page URLs, search-blocking settings, metadata, structured data, and site identity. Pro adds supported AI/search monitoring.
Next step
Install Free, run a discovery-readiness check, and remove the most important barriers first. Add Pro when your team needs recurring visibility, competitor, citation, and trend reporting.
