Plans are sold by how many distinct WordPress URLs you keep on the account — not by extra security modules.
Public beta includes 2 sites with no credit card. Paid plans:
See the public pricing page for positioning. Checkout and the customer portal live under Settings → Billing after you sign in. Cancel anytime. New paid subscriptions have a 30-day money-back guarantee on the initial charge — email [email protected] from the account address.
| Count | What it means |
|---|---|
| Site slots | Every distinct URL on the account, including paused sites. This is what the plan cap enforces. |
| Active sites | URLs currently monitored (snapshots, scoring, alerts, digest). Pause lowers this without freeing a slot. |
Counting only active sites would let an account pause one client and rotate in another forever on a cheap plan. Slots exist to prevent that.
The agent plugin registers a site when you save the agent key. A new URL is blocked when you are out of slots. Connecting a URL you already paused is treated as reactivation, not as a new slot. Setup: connecting WordPress.
If you move to a smaller plan while you still have too many URLs, WP Triage can auto-pause excess active sites and keep the riskiest ones monitored. Permanently delete sites you no longer need if you must free slots.
No. Pause stops monitoring, alerts, and digest coverage but keeps the URL occupying a slot so history stays attached. Permanently delete the site to free the slot for a different URL.
If a plan change would exceed the new cap, WP Triage can auto-pause the excess active sites and keep the riskiest ones monitored. You can also permanently delete URLs you no longer need.
Yes — the same scoring engine and plugin. Public beta caps you at 2 sites without a card. Paid plans add slots.