Plugin Report
A WordPress plugin that provides detailed information about currently installed plugins.
The facts
- Rating
- 5★ from 15
- Active installs
- 1k+
- Price
- Free
- Last updated
- 15 Aug 2026
- Added
- Nov 2019
- Requires WP
- 4.6
- Tested up to
- WP 7.1
- Requires PHP
- 5.6
- Downloads
- 31,028
Our analysis
AI-assistedPlugin Report is a WordPress plugin designed to provide detailed information about the plugins currently installed on your site. It helps you identify plugins that are no longer maintained and offers an overview of the overall health of your plugins. Additionally, it can generate detailed reports for clients, either directly from the dashboard or as a CSV file.
This plugin is suitable for users managing WordPress multisite installations, as it can help find plugins that are no longer active across those sites. It is particularly useful for site administrators who want to maintain the integrity and performance of their plugins.
Best for: Site administrators managing WordPress multisite installations.
What it does well
- ✓Identifies unmaintained plugins
- ✓Provides an overview of plugin health
- ✓Generates reports for clients in CSV format
- ✓Works with multisite installations
- ✓Free to use from the WordPress.org directory
Where it falls short
- •Limited feature information available
Verdict
Plugin Report offers valuable insights into plugin management for WordPress users. It is particularly useful for those who need to maintain multiple sites.
From the developer
Torsten Landsiedel's own description of Plugin Report, lightly tidied.
A WordPress plugin that provides detailed information about currently installed plugins.
Plugin Report will allow you to:
- Spot plugins that are no longer maintained.
- Get a quick overview of the “plugin health” of your site.
- Provide clients with a detailed report, right from their own dashboard, or as CSV spreadsheet.
- Find plugins that are no longer active on multisite installs
Credits
Thanks to Roy Tanck for trusting me to adopt this great plugin. Hartelijk bedankt!
Special thanks go to Tristen Forsythe Brown for the tablesort JavaScript library licensed under the MIT License.