WooCommerce Audit Agent

It matches selected WordPress and WooCommerce names in captured markup and asset URLs and reports request timing and public security-header signals. It cannot enumerate active plugins, observe database queries, attribute assets or timing to a plugin, detect conflicts, or prove plugin bloat.

It can review crawl-visible product and checkout-related wording on public pages, including pages that mention subscriptions. It cannot identify every subscription product, inspect WooCommerce settings, test renewals or checkout, verify product data, or measure conversion behavior.

Yes. WooCommerce has unique challenges like duplicate content from product variations, category/tag archives, and product schema requirements that this agent specifically checks.

Your first scan can be run without signing up. The report reviews public pages included in the completed crawl; page coverage and recurring allowances depend on the account and plan.

There is no universal safe plugin count. Performance depends on each plugin's code, queries, assets, integrations, configuration, traffic, hosting, cache, and interactions. This audit only matches selected public markup and asset patterns; it cannot enumerate active plugins, attribute requests, identify conflicts, or prove that a plugin caused a timing result.

Product variation URLs (/product/shirt/?color=blue) are the most common source of WooCommerce duplicate content — each variation gets its own crawlable URL with nearly identical content. Fix with noindex on variation URLs or canonical tags pointing to the parent product. The agent also flags duplicate content from WooCommerce tag archives and shop/product-category pagination that lacks proper rel=next/prev handling.