7 Best Free Uptime Monitoring Tools for WordPress (2026)
Seven free uptime monitoring tools for WordPress and WooCommerce stores, with verified free plan limits and a 20 minute setup that also catches silent WP-Cron failures.
Seven free uptime monitoring tools for WordPress and WooCommerce stores, with verified free plan limits and a 20 minute setup that also catches silent WP-Cron failures.
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Let’s be honest. Most WordPress developer companies are great at writing code and terrible at closing a sale. You build a solid plugin or theme, you price it fairly, and then Black Friday shows up, and suddenly you’re supposed to become a marketer for a few days/weeks (depending on your plan). It feels uncomfortable. It … Read more
Look, the WordPress.org directory has over 11,000 free themes. Most of them are bloated, abandoned, or so heavily clipped in the free version that you end up paying for plugins just to get basic layout control. I spent weeks testing the active ones — checking Core Web Vitals, Gutenberg compatibility, WooCommerce support, mobile responsiveness, and … Read more
There are over 60,000 plugins sitting in the WordPress.org directory right now. Throw in premium plugins from CodeCanyon, Freemius powered shops, and independent developers selling on their own sites, and the number goes way higher. WordPress runs 43% of all websites today, and honestly, that massive plugin ecosystem is a big reason people keep choosing … Read more
Every site needs a popup at some point. A sale announcement, a product offer notice, a newsletter signup, a cookie consent message. But the usual solution is installing a popup plugin, which adds more CSS, more JavaScript, more database queries, and another thing to update. If you only need a simple popup, a plugin may … Read more
WooCommerce can sell products in a lot of ways. Simple products, variable products, grouped products, downloadable products, external products. All useful. But if you want customers to build their own bundle, WooCommerce core does not give you that out of the box. That is where mix and match bundles come in. A customer can choose … Read more