

Main dashboard with critical issue indicator and weekly digest.
Most site problems — ranking drops, broken links, bot attacks — don’t show up in your dashboard. They simmer silently until a visitor complains or your SEO takes a hit. Proactive Site Advisor acts as your first line of defense. It starts collecting daily traffic, 404, and bot data immediately after activation, builds a 7-day baseline to understand your site’s normal patterns, and then alerts you as soon as something deviates from that baseline.
No Google Analytics needed. No external services. No complicated dashboards. Just clear, actionable alerts inside WordPress.
Does:
* Detects anomalies in human traffic, 404 errors, and bot activity.
* Separates human traffic from bot traffic so your metrics stay accurate.
* Tells you when something changed, why it likely happened, and what to check next.
Doesn’t:
* Block bots or change how requests are handled.
* Fix broken links, traffic drops, or server errors automatically.
* Send your data to external services or third parties.
Alerts you can actually act on
When an anomaly is detected, you don’t just get a number. You get a human-readable summary that tells you what changed, what it means, and exactly what to check next.
Here’s a real example of a traffic drop alert:
Traffic — August 2, 2026
Traffic dropped 41%
Your human traffic decreased sharply compared to recent activity.What this means:
A decrease in human traffic means fewer real visitors reached your site compared to your normal activity. This does not always indicate a problem and can happen after website changes, availability issues, visibility changes, broken links, or changes in visitor behavior.Why this alert?
The decrease exceeded your configured threshold of 30% by a significant margin, indicating an unusual deviation from your recent traffic pattern.Today: 445 · 7-day average: 754 · Change: -41%
Pattern:
This alert has appeared for the second consecutive day.Related activity:
Detected together with: 404 Errors, Bot Activity.What you should check next:
– Verify that your most important pages are available and responding correctly.
– Review major recent changes, migrations, deployments, or settings updates that may have affected visitor access.
– Check that your site is loading normally and important pages are accessible.
– Review recent content updates, deleted posts, or changes to important pages.
404 alerts include the top 3 broken URLs with fix suggestions. Bot alerts list the top 3 crawlers by name with visit counts and context.
This is just the beginning. The free plugin will keep improving with new read‑only integrations and detection refinements, while more advanced anomaly types — like slow page detection and server error surge detection — are planned for the Pro version.
Built for privacy and performance
The plugin never phones home. All data is collected, summarized, and stored inside your own database. We use lightweight tables that hold only the last 7 days of aggregated metrics. No personal visitor data is ever saved. No cookies. No front‑end scripts. GDPR‑friendly by design.
Zero‑configuration monitoring
Install, activate, done. The plugin starts logging data from day one and begins anomaly detection after a 7-day baseline period. No API keys, no tracking codes, no setup wizard. Optional settings are available under Site Advisor Settings if you want to customize alert thresholds or email notifications.
Source code and build tools are available at: GitHub Repository