StatWP @statwp

StatWP is a rankings, analytics and research platform for WordPress plugin and themes.

StatWP's Compare Listings is built for that job - bringing WordPress plugin and theme listings together so authors can research competitors more easily. Aug 6 update: • Fixed Compare Listings issues • Improved competitor comparison • Continued refining WP listing research

When you're researching a competitor's WordPress plugin, the hard part isn't finding the listing. It's comparing the things that matter without jumping between multiple pages.

“Small niche” suddenly meant “room to win.” That's the kind of research I'd want before spending 3 months building something.

A WP dev was looking for their next WordPress plugin idea. They found a tiny niche with only a few competing plugins. Looked small. Then StatWP showed something interesting: low competition, steady search demand, and some abandoned plugins with surprisingly strong installs.

@WPTutz Kinda feel like, its starting to create a bad rep for WordPress itself.

@adispiac @cozmoslabs Def, looks fitting in current UI/UX space.

@DevDiggers Hey @DevDiggers , congrats on beginning the pre-order. But, I'm trying to plug my tool to that may help you. I suggest you also use StatWP, for analytics on your plugin. Or maybe try some comparison tools or growth/keyword tracker tools.😄

@nathanielDeH @WooCommerce I guess you're just the person I'm looking for. If you're planning to add the plugin in .org, I suggest you also use StatWP, for analytics on your plugin. Or maybe try some comparison tools or growth/keyword tracker tools.😄

@PirzadaAnsari I guess you're just the person I'm looking for. I suggest you also use StatWP, for analytics on your plugin. Or maybe try some comparison tools or growth/keyword tracker tools.😄

@hey__irish I guess you're just the person I'm looking for. If you're planning to add the plugin in .org, I suggest you also use StatWP, for analytics on your plugin. Or maybe try some comparison tools or growth/keyword tracker tools.😄

@TheCre8tiveDiva From a wordpress dev, this is not a plugin plug but I suggest you give statwp a try. WordPress analytics, competitor tools and more for plugins and themes.

@bitrequest Why don't you try StatsWP for your plugins. It lets you track WordPress plugin stats like downloads, estimated installs, rankings, growth, niche research, comparisons, keywords and competitors Statwp.com 😁

@rossmorsali On an unrelated note (maybe somehow related), why don't you try StatsWP for some of your plugins. It lets you track WordPress plugin stats like downloads, estimated installs, rankings, growth, niche research, comparisons, keywords and competitors... statwp.com

@wtAngat StatsWP project for WordPress plugin developers. It lets you track WordPress plugin stats like downloads, estimated installs, rankings, growth, niche research, plugin comparisons and competitors... statwp.com

@thewpweekly Thanks for the shoutout @thewpweekly , we also have stats and analytics for WordPress themes as well😁. Also, plugin comparisons, niche research with an abandonment scanner similar to the Plugin Graveyard, and growth and keyword trackers as well.

A small win for QuickShipD

So they tracked the keywords they actually wanted using the StatWP growth tracker tool, then rewrote the title and readme around them. Wrote something the users would find useful. Next week: 20+, currently 30+. Small numbers. But the first time the graph moved on purpose.

A WooCommerce WordPress Plugin - "QuickShipD" sat at 10 active installs for three months. Flat. Its author couldn't tell why. WordPress.org rounds installs into buckets, so "10+" looks identical whether you gained one user or nine. Nothing to act on.

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