phpinfo() WP – Site Health, PHP Compatibility & Server Audit

76 Quality Score

Active Installs

16/30

At 3,000 active installs the plugin has a modest but real presence, well below mainstream health tools like Performance Lab at 100,000 installs, earning a moderate popularity score.

Update Freshness

25/25

A recent update dated 2026-06-15 with tested compatibility up to WordPress 7.0 and clear minimums of PHP 7.3 and WordPress 5.9 reflects a fully maintained plugin.

User Rating

13/15

An 86 out of 100 rating from 6 reviewers is strong but rests on a very small sample, so it should be read as encouraging rather than definitive.

Support Health

8/15

Zero support threads, both open and resolved, leaves the public support health impossible to verify and pulls the score down to the midpoint.

WP Compatibility

15/15

Full marks here, with explicit WordPress 7.0 testing, forward-looking PHP 7.3 minimums, and a recent release that signals active compatibility hygiene.

Scores higher than 51% of indexed plugins

About

Stop silent site breakages. The ultimate in-admin server audit & per-user troubleshooting tool built for agencies and professional developers.

Active Installs 3k+

Rating ★★★★ 4.4/5

Last Updated 2026-09-20 8:57pm GMT

Requires WordPress 5.9+

Tested Up To 7.1.1

Requires PHP 7.3+

Security History

2 known vulnerabilities, all patched

2 Medium

Most recent: June 19, 2024

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What It Does

phpinfo() WP exposes server configuration data, PHP environment details, and compatibility diagnostics inside the WordPress admin dashboard. It lets administrators and developers run a server audit per user, identifying silent environment issues before they cause front-end breakage. The tool essentially wraps phpinfo() output alongside WordPress-specific environment checks in a controlled, role-aware interface.

Who It's For

This plugin fits agencies, hosting providers, and freelance developers who need to audit server environments across multiple WordPress installations without deploying separate diagnostic scripts. It is well-suited to consultants performing pre-handover audits or maintenance teams verifying that production servers meet plugin and theme compatibility requirements.

Who Should Skip It

Casual site owners running a single small blog or brochure site do not need this tool, as WordPress core's built-in Site Health screen covers the basics. Shop owners expecting hands-off, consumer-grade dashboards will find the technical depth more noise than signal.

The Bottom Line

phpinfo() WP is a focused, well-maintained diagnostic tool that fills a real gap for professionals who need server-level visibility without SSH access. The tiny install base, limited review pool, and silent support thread count mean there is some risk if you rely on responsive author help, but the technical foundation and compatibility signals are solid. Best adopted by hands-on developers and agencies rather than everyday site owners.

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