15YEARS2011–26
Free WordPress theme detector
Enter any WordPress site to see its theme, page builder (Elementor, Divi and others), the plugins visible in the page, the WordPress version and where it is hosted.
One page, six areas, about ten seconds. Every finding is a fact read from the site itself, explained in plain English.
WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Drupal and more, with the version when the site shows it.
The theme or template, plus builders like Elementor or Divi and the plugins visible in the page.
Cloudflare, WP Engine, Kinsta, Vercel and others, plus analytics, ads, chat and payment tools.
Title, description, headings, structured data, sitemap and whether Google may list the page.
Image descriptions, page language and overlay widgets that do not make a site compliant.
Google PageSpeed for phones, with how long the main content takes to show.
You can check by hand too. These are the same signs the checker looks for.
Image and file links contain /wp-content/ or /wp-includes/.
The theme name is the folder after /wp-content/themes/ in those links.
Many sites add a generator tag that says WordPress and the version.
Adding /wp-admin to the address usually shows a WordPress login page.
Free website audit
The checker reads one page. In a free audit I go through your whole site and tell you, in plain English, what is costing you customers and what to fix first. No cost, no obligation, and you keep the plan whoever does the work.
Book my free auditOut-of-date plugins are the top way WordPress sites get hacked. Every plugin is code someone has to keep updated, and abandoned ones never get fixed.
Heavy page builders and stacked plugins slow sites down on phones. If the theme is a child of a premium theme that has not been updated in years, that is worth knowing before you pay for more changes.
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No. Only plugins that load files or leave marks in the public page show up. Security and backup plugins often run behind the scenes and can’t be seen from outside.
The checker shows the theme’s folder name. Designers often rename it or use a child theme, so it may not match the name in the theme store.
Often, yes, if someone keeps it updated. Problems come from neglect: old plugins, no backups and nobody watching. A care plan or a simpler platform fixes that.
Each one runs the same check, with notes for that platform. Thinking about a new site? Try the website cost calculator.
What is this website built with?
OpenWhich Shopify theme is this store using?
OpenIs this a Squarespace site, and which version?
OpenIs this site built with Wix?
OpenIs this website built with Webflow?
OpenWhich Drupal version is this site running?
OpenTell us about your project and we will come back with a real number. Or book a call and talk it through.