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Guru Site Health Score, Audit & One-Click Fixes
One health score for your site. 32 checks, 13 one-click fixes you can undo, zero external requests — nothing about your site ever leaves it.
Guru Site Health Score, Audit & One-Click Fixes ranks #49,660 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #1,311 of 1,658 in the Performance category, and was last updated Oct 5, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.0.9
Current Version v1.0.9
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 05 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.0.9
- Last Updated
- Oct 05, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.4+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
- PHP Version
- 8.1 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Guru Site Health Score, Audit & One-Click Fixes
Six areas, all on your own site, with no account and no setup: Updates — outdated core, plugins and themes, PHP past its security-support date, anything blocking automatic updates. Security & configuration — weak or default authentication keys, the file editor, debug output in production, plain HTTP, open registration, XML-RPC, predictable admin usernames. Database — autoloaded option bloat, revision build-up, expired transients, orphaned metadata. Media — images missing from disk, oversized originals, missing alt text. Accessibility — images with no alt attribute, links a screen reader announces as nothing, skipped heading levels. SEO — search-engine visibility, a robots.txt blocking your site, plain permalinks, missing sitemap. A full audit takes a few seconds, and the scan itself only reads.
Because they are built to go deep in one area, and nothing was looking at the whole. Your SEO plugin does not tell you that a plugin is three versions behind; your security plugin does not tell you that half your images have no alt text; neither tells you which of those matters more this week. This looks across six areas at once, weights them, and puts what needs attention first. Open the dashboard and use What this checks for a side-by-side of what this covers and what stays with your specialist plugins.
Not unless you press a button. Scanning only reads — it never modifies anything to produce a score. A small number of findings offer a 1-click fix, and those do change something. Three rules decide what is allowed to appear there: It must be reversible. Every fix can be undone from the same screen that applied it, restoring the exact previous value. The dashboard keeps a Changes made list of everything it has altered, with an Undo on each one. It never touches a file. No wp-config.php, no .htaccess, no theme files. A plugin that writes to wp-config.php can white-screen the site it was installed to protect. It never deletes your content. Revisions, post meta and media are yours. Pruning them may well be correct, but it cannot be undone, so it is not offered behind a one-click button. That leaves settings the plugin can read back, and filters it owns and can stop applying. Most findings will never have a fix — they need a file edited, words written, or a decision only you can make — and the plugin says so rather than guessing. The one exception to rule 1 is clearing expired transients, which is labelled cannot be undone before you press it, because there is genuinely nothing to restore: they had already expired.
No. Guru Site Health makes no external HTTP requests whatsoever — no accounts, no API keys, no telemetry, no analytics, no "anonymous usage data". Nothing about your site leaves your server. The single exception is one you trigger yourself: if you deactivate the plugin and choose to answer the short "why are you leaving?" question, your browser opens a feedback form and carries three things with it — the reason you picked, the plugin version, and any note you typed. No site URL, no email address, no scan data. Your server still sends nothing, and choosing "Just deactivate" skips it entirely.
Core's Site Health screen runs a list of pass/fail tests and leaves you to decide which of them matter. This runs a weighted audit across six areas and reduces it to one number, then keeps a history of that number — so you can see whether the maintenance you did last month actually improved anything. Core's health check tells you what is true right now; this tells you what changed, and what to do next. It also reads Rank Math or Yoast where they are installed, which core does not.
No, and it is not trying to. Guru Site Health does not scan for malware and does not check keyword rankings — those need constantly-updated threat databases and search-engine crawling, which dedicated plugins are funded to do properly. Guru Site Health measures the things nobody else covers and normalises everything into one score.
No. Guru Site Health's SEO checks run on every site. If one of those plugins is installed, Guru Site Health additionally reads its per-post analysis to give you more detail — clearly labelled with where it came from.
No, and this is one of the things it scans other sites for, so it would be a poor look. Guru Site Health keeps the last 100 detailed scans by default — adjustable from 10 to 2000 in Settings — and removes older ones automatically. Your score history is kept separately in a much smaller table, so the long-term trend survives even though the detail behind old scans does not. Deleting the plugin removes both tables and every option it created.
Because it has no data source on this site. That is reported honestly and excluded from your score rather than counted as a failure — a module you cannot measure is not a problem with your site. My score is 100 but I know something is wrong Guru Site Health only reports what it can verify from inside your server. Real-world page speed, Core Web Vitals and malware detection cannot be measured that way, and it will not pretend otherwise.
Yes, and it is on by default. Choose hourly, twice daily, daily or weekly in Settings. Note that WordPress's scheduler only runs when your site receives traffic, so a very quiet site may see scans run late.
