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Netzhill Site Readiness

Check whether your WordPress website is ready to launch with a simple site-readiness checklist.

1 rating on WordPress.org

Version
1.0.0
Active installs
Fewer than 10
Last updated
4 weeks ago
Requires WordPress
6.5+
Tested up to
7.1.4
Requires PHP
7.4+

Readiness score

See at a glance how launch-ready your website is.

Passed, Warning, Failed

Every check is clearly grouped so you know what to fix first.

Filter results

Focus on just the warnings or failures with one click.

Read-only & safe

Reports on your settings without changing anything.

Overview

Netzhill Site Readiness helps developers and site owners review key WordPress settings before a website goes live — so nothing important gets missed on launch day.

It adds a simple dashboard that runs eight readiness checks and sorts each one into Passed, Warning or Failed, along with an overall readiness score. You can filter the results to focus on what needs your attention.

The plugin is read-only: it reports on your settings without changing anything, so it’s safe to run on any site, at any stage.

What It Checks

Every check is read-only — your settings are never changed.

Search engine visibility

Makes sure search engines aren’t blocked from indexing your site.

WordPress debug mode

Flags debug mode left on, which can show errors to visitors.

HTTPS / SSL

Confirms your site is set up to load securely over HTTPS.

Site title & tagline

Checks that your site title and tagline are filled in properly.

Site icon

Confirms a site icon (favicon) is set.

Permalink structure

Checks that friendly, readable permalinks are enabled.

Privacy policy

Confirms a privacy policy page is configured.

Homepage setup

Reviews how your homepage is configured.

Get Started in Minutes

Install it like any other WordPress plugin.

01

Upload the plugin to WordPress, or search for it under Plugins → Add New.

02

Activate it from the Plugins screen.

03

Open Site Readiness from the WordPress admin menu.

04

Review the results and fix anything that needs attention.

FAQ

Plugin FAQs

Need help or found a bug? We’re happy to help.

Get Support

No. It only reads your existing settings and reports on them.

No. Some settings depend on the type of site. A blog, for example, may intentionally show recent posts on its homepage.

Indexing is often disabled while a site is in development. You’ll usually want to enable it before launch.

Changelog

  1. 1.0.0Initial release with eight readiness checks, a readiness score, Passed/Warning/Failed categories and result filtering.

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