Bucharest, Romania, 26 October 2026. The WordPress plugin for Relvato, a website monitoring platform, has been approved for the WordPress.org plugin directory after a review by the directory's plugin team. Site owners can now install it from their WordPress admin like any other plugin and receive its updates through WordPress itself.

The plugin is built around a simple observation: many problems on WordPress sites start with a routine update. A plugin or theme updates overnight, the homepage still loads, and a basic uptime ping notices nothing, yet the checkout has stopped taking orders or a contact form no longer sends. Once connected to a Relvato account, the plugin tells Relvato the moment WordPress core, a plugin, a theme or WooCommerce changes. Relvato then runs again the monitors that change could affect, in a real browser against the live site. On the Pro plan and above this happens automatically.

Relvato's monitors go through a site the way visitors use it: checkout, customer login and forms, along with uptime, SSL certificates and domain expiry, security, Core Web Vitals, SEO, visual changes, legal pages and cookie consent. Every run ends with a clear result, passed or issue found. AI is used only to explain a finding and suggest a fix; it never decides whether a run passed. From inside the site, the plugin also reports what an outside monitor cannot see, such as changed files, signs of a hack, failed emails and PHP errors.

The plugin sends nothing to Relvato until the site owner connects it, and the features that send more data stay off until they are switched on. Relvato never applies a fix by itself: it suggests one, and an administrator applies it in WordPress, where it can be undone.

To try it, search for "Relvato" under Plugins, Add New Plugin in any WordPress admin. A free plan covers one site with weekly monitors and needs no card; paid plans start at $29 a month. Relvato also works on sites that do not run WordPress.