The Relvato WordPress plugin is now on WordPress.org

What the plugin does

Relvato is a website monitoring platform. Its monitors run in a real browser against your live site: checkout, logins, forms, page speed, search visibility and security.

The plugin connects your WordPress site to your Relvato account. It tells Relvato the moment something changes — a plugin, theme, WordPress or WooCommerce update — so the monitors that change could affect run again (automatically on Pro and up). And it sees what a monitor running from outside can't: file integrity, signs of a hack, failed emails and PHP errors.

What the review means for you

Every plugin in the directory is reviewed by WordPress.org's plugin team before it's listed, against the directory's guidelines on security, privacy and what a plugin may do on your site.

For Relvato, that means: nothing is sent to Relvato until you connect the plugin; the five features that send more (the activity log, the test login, form tests, real-user Web Vitals and the outside services map) stay off until you turn them on; and Relvato never applies a fix or changes a plugin on its own — it suggests a fix, and an administrator applies it in WordPress → Relvato, where it can be undone.

How to install it

In WordPress, open Plugins → Add New Plugin, search for “Relvato”, then install and activate it.

Open Relvato → Settings and click Connect with Relvato: sign up or sign in (free, no card), confirm the site, and you're back in WordPress, connected.

The plugin's page: wordpress.org/plugins/relvato.

Installed it from relvato.com?

Nothing to do. Version 1.77.2 arrives as a normal plugin update, and from then on WordPress updates Relvato from WordPress.org.