Is your WordPress site healthy underneath?
WordPress rarely breaks at once. Updates pile up, the database bloats, a task stops running, and the backup is months old. You find out on the worst day.
VuloPilot checks it all, keeps restorable backups, and gives you one Health Score to watch.
Updates, database, tasks, server and backups.
- WordPress and plugins
- Database
- Scheduled tasks
- Server setup
- Backups
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No problem. A checkup, a safety net and a ramp.
You do not need to know what a database is to know yours is healthy. VuloPilot covers what keeps a site okay: the machinery, a way back, and access for everyone.
What is wrong and why it matters. No jargon.
Cheap to fix early, expensive later.
A restorable backup turns a disaster into a blip.
Every WordPress health check, in one list.
Each area is scored and rolled into one Health Score, with a timeline that shows your fixes working.
Updates
WordPress, plugins and themes waiting on updates.
Free
Database
Leftovers and bloat that slow the site down.
Free
Scheduled tasks (WP-Cron)
Background jobs that silently stop running.
Free
Server setup
Configured the way WordPress needs.
Free
Automatic backups
Scheduled or on demand. Restore in one click.
Free
Off-site backups
Copies to Amazon S3 or Google Drive.
Paid
WCAG accessibility scan
Structure, images, links, forms, keyboard, readability.
Free
Manual testing checklist
Keyboard, screen reader and zoom checks.
Free
Scheduled audits
Hourly to weekly, with score history.
Paid
An untested backup is a hope, not a plan.
Most WordPress emergencies start small: an update that clashes with your theme. With automatic backups, the fix is one click back to before it broke.
Turn them on once. Forget them until you need them.
Try it: update a plugin, then restore.
Everything working as normal.
- Today, 03:00Automatic
- Yesterday, 03:00Automatic
- Mon, 14:12Made by you
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Some visitors hear your site, not see it.
Screen readers read pages aloud. Keyboard users skip the mouse. A missing image description or an unreachable button stops them, and search engines too.
The scan follows WCAG. A checklist covers what only a person can test.
Try it: ask what a screen reader says, then add a description.
Missing image descriptions are one of the problem groups the accessibility scan flags, alongside page structure, links, forms, keyboard use and readability.
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Health checks, backups and accessibility scans are free
Paid plans add off-site backups and scheduled accessibility audits with score history.
“A website rarely breaks in one go. It wears down, one skipped update at a time.”
Still have a question?
Run a VuloPilot scan. It checks updates, the database, scheduled tasks (WP-Cron) and server setup, and rolls them into one Health Score you can track.
On your own server, where you can download, restore or delete them. Paid plans also copy them to Amazon S3 or Google Drive.
No automated tool is. The WCAG-based scan catches a lot; a built-in checklist covers keyboard, screen reader and zoom tests a person must do.
WordPress has a basic screen under Tools. VuloPilot turns it into a score tracked over time, with backups and accessibility alongside.
Yes. The health check, automatic backups with one-click restore, and the accessibility scan are free. Paid plans add off-site backups and scheduled accessibility audits.
You have the questions. VuloPilot has the answers.
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