

Dashboard overview showing shared cloud readiness, consent status, and connected Web Plura product activity.
Web Plura Cloud is the shared WordPress connector for compatible Web Plura product extensions. It centralizes Web Plura account connection, cloud consent, subscription status, product access checks, and setup steps in one wp-admin screen.
Install this connector when a compatible Web Plura product asks you to finish setup with Web Plura Cloud. It is not a general cloud backup, security scanner, SEO plugin, or payment monitoring plugin by itself; product features stay in the matching Web Plura product plugins.
Connection status and product access are shown separately. A site can be disconnected, connected without product access, connected with a product that still needs setup, or ready for an installed compatible product extension after consent, site connection, and access checks pass.
Product page: https://wplura.com/products/web-plura-cloud
Terms: https://wplura.com/terms
Privacy: https://wplura.com/privacy
Compatible Free plugins can continue to provide their local features without connecting to Web Plura Cloud. Compatible product extensions use this plugin for account connection, product access checks, and links to account or billing pages when needed.
This plugin connects your WordPress site to Web Plura’s external service at:
Cloud services are used for account login, site connection, product access status, billing links, shared Pro setup, cloud reports, backup information, and product-specific cloud features. Data is sent only after an administrator connects the site and enables cloud features.
The plugin uses standard WordPress admin screens and requires a site administrator to explicitly connect the site before cloud-linked requests run.
This plugin connects to Web Plura Cloud to provide account sign-in, site linking, product access checks, shared Pro setup actions, and product-specific cloud requests for compatible Web Plura plugins.
The plugin may communicate with:
Data sent may include:
Data is sent only after a WordPress administrator connects the site and accepts the relevant cloud consent state. Sensitive credentials and tokens are not displayed in rendered admin screens or activity logs.