WP Triage is a risk scoring and prioritization engine — not a firewall or site management dashboard. See how it fits alongside the tools you may already use.
Where WP Triage sits in the stack
Most WordPress agencies already own tools that protect sites or manage them. Those tools are necessary — and they still leave a gap: when twenty client installs all need attention, which site and which issue comes first?
WP Triage fills that gap with WordPress risk scoring: a 0–100 score per site, a top-three issue list, and a recommended fix order. It is built to complement your stack, not replace it.
Compare by tool
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WP Triage vs MainWP
— MainWP manages remote updates and site administration across your portfolio. WP Triage scores risk and ranks what to fix first. They solve different problems and work well together.
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WP Triage vs Wordfence
— Wordfence protects individual sites with a firewall and malware scanner. WP Triage prioritizes security work across your entire portfolio. Complementary, not competing.
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WP Triage vs Patchstack
— Patchstack monitors vulnerabilities and applies virtual patches to block exploits. WP Triage scores your portfolio and ranks what to fix first. Overlap on awareness; different primary jobs.
Quick decision guide
- Need remote updates and admin? Use MainWP (or similar), then add WP Triage to decide order.
- Need a WAF / malware scanner? Use Wordfence (or similar) per site; use WP Triage for portfolio triage.
- Need virtual patching? Use Patchstack for mitigation; use WP Triage to rank durable fixes across clients.
- Need a weekly priority list for 10–50 sites? That is the core job of WP Triage — see for agencies.
Want the model behind the numbers? Read the scoring methodology.