WPoptic
Discover how WordPress websites are built
WPoptic launched on December 10, 2024 with 23 votes, #712 of 5,365 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Discover how WordPress websites are built. WPoptic is a free Chrome extension that detects every WordPress plugin used on a website. We show plugin information directly on your screen, saving you hours inspecting the source code.
WPoptic is a free tool that shows what WordPress sites are built with. Instantly detect the WordPress plugins and theme behind any website.
Create lead lists of websites that are using a specific plugin. Use our Chrome Extension to detect how your competitor builds his site. Download WPoptic in your favorite web store and detect plugins in seconds. See interesting data points about your favorite WordPress plugins. Find out what WordPress plugin is popular in a specific category. Find prospects based on the WordPress plugins they use with WPoptic. Get detailed lead lists with websites, company info, contact details, and social media profiles. Create and export custom reports to make your life easier. On our plugin pages we share unique insights we found in our database. Check out where a plugin is popular, what websites are…from wpoptic.com
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