Inspect PHP and server status

phpinfo() WP Pro brings PHP compatibility checks, server auditing, site health, and security activity into the WordPress admin dashboard. Freelancers, agencies, and site owners can inspect production websites with tools that run on the site's own server.

The searchable phpinfo() viewer shows PHP version status and end-of-life dates alongside configuration options and server information. The dashboard also includes a Config Grader summary, PHP EOL Timeline, and extensions list.

Check readiness before updates

The compatibility scanner uses static analysis inside WordPress to check plugins and themes for PHP version conflicts. It is intended for managed hosting environments that restrict shell access. Update Guard previews WordPress core upgrade stability and scans pending add-on and theme updates before changes, then verifies site health afterward.

A separate pre-update PHP check for plugin updates helps identify when an update requires a PHP version the site does not have, so you can review that requirement before proceeding.

Apply configuration fixes and test conflicts

When a configuration issue needs attention, Safeguard includes one-click auto-fix with rollback. Optimization rules can be written to .htaccess or .user.ini; if the server returns a 500 error, the changes are reverted automatically. The PHP configuration editor can also change supported directives from the dashboard, with automatic backups and safety rollback.

Troubleshooting Mode works in a per-user admin session. Visitors and clients continue seeing the live site while you isolate theme and plugin conflicts. Review the results, then apply configuration fixes when appropriate.

Review activity and prepare reports

• The Live Server Telemetry Dashboard shows peak RAM consumption, memory ceilings, database engine details, and OPcache health.
• The Admin Security Activity Log entries logins, failed authentication attempts with real IP detection, plugin and theme changes, and core settings updates. Activity data can be exported as a CSV file.
• An admin bar health grade shows the most urgent issue across admin pages, and a dashboard widget provides a quick site-health overview.
• Generate a PDF audit report for client or internal review. Pro plans include white-label controls for the company name, report title, accent color, and footer note.

Single Site includes three snapshots and one API monitor. Unlimited Sites includes unlimited snapshots and API monitors. Lifetime is also described as supporting unlimited sites and permanent white-labeling. The plugin includes AI-ready audit interfaces described for WordPress 7.0, with AI explanations through the core AI Client connection.

Install, inspect, and maintain

1. Install and activate phpinfo() WP.
2. Open the plugin in WordPress admin and review health, PHP, configuration, and server information.
3. Run compatibility and pre-update checks before changing extensions, themes, or WordPress core.
4. Use Troubleshooting Mode for isolated admin-session testing, then review the results and apply configuration fixes when appropriate.
5. Generate an audit report and apply white-label settings when preparing documentation for a client or team.

Audits run on the site's own server. The license check contacts the license server once a week to confirm the key; other data is not transmitted.