Features
Two ways to see what your plugin is doing.
One reads everything WordPress.org publishes about your plugin. The other reports what only the plugin itself can see. Most authors start with the first.
The Tracker
Everything the directory knows, tracked daily
Granular installs, directory rank, ratings, support health, keyword ranks and competitor movement — read from what WordPress.org publishes, every day.
19 featuresNeeds your plugin’s slug. Nothing goes into your code.
- Tracking & data
- Alerts & reports
- AI workspace
- Growth & sharing
Telemetry SDK
The data the directory never sees
An opt-in SDK you drop into your plugin. Consenting sites report the versions and environments they actually run, plus why they deactivated — nothing is sent until the site owner says yes.
9 signalsNeeds a release with the SDK in it, and each site’s consent.
- Version & environment
- Why people leave
- Your own instrumentation
Most authors need one, then want the other
Both feed the same dashboard, and the trial covers both. The difference is what they read and what they ask of you.
| What you are comparing | The Tracker | Telemetry SDK |
|---|---|---|
| What it reads | Everything WordPress.org publishes about your plugin | What sites running your plugin agree to send |
| To get started | Your plugin’s slug. Nothing else. | A release with the SDK in it |
| Which plugins | Any public plugin — yours and the ones you compete with | Only the plugins you ship |
| First numbers | The same day you add it | As your release reaches sites and they opt in |
| Who has to agree | Nobody — the data is already public | Every site, explicitly, before anything is sent |
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