WPColt

Pricing

WPColt starts with a free diagnostic product because trust has to come before a checkout page. The useful gap in WordPress performance is diagnosis: site owners need to know whether caching is working, whether layers are fighting, and what to fix first.

Plans

Plan Monthly Annual Status Best for
Free Inspector $0 $0 Planned first release Site owners who need one-time cache diagnostics.
Pro Monitoring $9 $90 Planned Owners who want scheduled scans, history, and alerts.
Agency $49 $490 Planned Agencies managing reports across multiple client sites.
Done-for-you Audit $499 one-time Custom Available by request Revenue-critical sites that need human review.

Feature comparison

Feature Free Pro Agency Audit
Homepage and post cache test Yes Yes Yes Yes, plus manual review
Header interpretation Yes Yes Yes Yes, with notes
Plugin and cache-layer detection Yes Yes Yes Yes
Scheduled scans No Planned Planned Manual follow-up
Historical reports No Planned Planned Included in deliverable
Client-ready exports No Planned Planned PDF/notes by scope
Multi-site dashboard No No Planned Not applicable
Human cache troubleshooting No Add-on Add-on Included

Why pricing is staged

The WordPress ecosystem already has many optimization products. WPColt should not charge for vague promises. The free release is meant to prove the diagnostic method. Paid plans should exist only when they save real time: monitoring cache drift, exporting client reports, tracking changes after plugin updates, or reviewing a complicated stack by hand.

Will there be a lifetime deal?

Not at launch. Lifetime pricing often rewards early sales before product responsibility is clear. WPColt is better served by a free diagnostic foundation and paid plans that match ongoing maintenance value.

Will Pro replace a caching plugin?

No. WPColt diagnoses the stack. It is not meant to replace WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, host cache, Cloudflare, Redis, or Varnish.

Can agencies use the free version?

Yes, for individual checks. Agency features are planned around scale: repeated scans, exports, client reporting, and multi-site visibility.

Review the Sample Report to see what a useful diagnostic output should look like before deciding whether a paid plan would be valuable.