WPSD Site Health helps you understand what your plugins and themes load—and where unnecessary overhead may be hiding.
WordPress makes it easy to add features, but the backend cost of those features is not always visible. This plugin brings that information into Site Health, giving developers and site owners a clearer starting point for performance investigations.
Its WP Bloat tab shows included PHP files, OPcache memory usage, plugin and theme bootstrap times, and enqueued CSS and JavaScript. A sortable overview lets you compare components, while detailed breakdowns show the PHP files and assets behind the numbers. PHP metrics for WordPress core are included too.
The goal is awareness, not blame. Higher numbers do not automatically mean a component is poorly built, and the plugin does not decide whether code or assets are unnecessary. It helps you ask better questions, investigate unexpected loading, and compare changes under consistent conditions.
Measurements reflect the Site Health page being inspected—not your entire website. Open Tools → Site Health → WP Bloat to explore the results.
