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WordPress, SEO and tech stack panels

Find a site's WordPress theme, child theme, plugins, builder and WooCommerce setup with Pickode, plus the SEO and tech stack panels for any site.

Updated October 20, 2026

Use the WordPress panel when you need to know how a WordPress or WooCommerce site is built: theme, child theme, plugins, builder and shop setup. Next to it, the SEO and tech stack panels work on any site, WordPress or not.

Check a WordPress site

  1. Open the WordPress or WooCommerce page you want to check in your browser.

  2. In Pickode’s Analyze section, open WordPress.

  3. Read the WP version, theme and child theme, plugins with versions and the builder. On a shop page you also see the WooCommerce details.

  4. With Pro, add everything to a client report.

What the WordPress panel detects

Area Details
WordPress WP version, theme and child theme
Plugins Plugins with version, found from assets, the REST API and HTML comments
Builder Bricks, Elementor, Divi, Oxygen, Breakdance, Gutenberg, plus the Gutenberg blocks used on the page
WooCommerce Version, page type, block or classic checkout, products and currency from the Store API, cart fragments
Server Server and cache headers, REST namespaces
Security Basic security checks

SEO panel

The SEO panel reads the page’s search basics in one place:

  • meta tags, canonical and robots;
  • Open Graph and Twitter tags, hreflang;
  • JSON-LD structured data;
  • heading structure and word count;
  • images without alt text;
  • internal and external links.

Tech stack panel

For sites that don’t run WordPress, or to see what else is on the page, the tech stack panel recognizes about 60 signatures: frameworks, CMS, builders, e-commerce, analytics, payments, live chat, fonts and CDN. It answers the question “what is this site built with?” in a second.

Free vs Pro

Free Pro
SEO panel ✓ ✓
Tech stack ✓ ✓
WordPress / WooCommerce panel Summary Full panel
Client report with these sections — ✓

See pricing for the full comparison.

See the feature pageWordPress panel

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