Featured & Top Picks
Highest-rated, open-source, and standout Inactive plugins curated by the community.
★ Top Choice
Matomo Analytics
The leading open-source web analytics platform with 100% data ownership and privacy compliance.
★ Popular Alternative
All In One WP Security & Firewall
100% free WordPress security suite with login defense, firewall rules, and file protection.
★ Community Recommended
HappyForms
Simple, distraction-free form builder integrated directly into the WordPress Live Customizer.
All Inactive Plugins (13)
Explore, search, and filter verified plugins and extensions.
Self-hosted WordPress rank tracking plugin for monitoring keyword positions on Google search in real time.
Lightweight static HTML cache engine created by KeyCDN featuring automated WebP image delivery.
Comprehensive security auditing, login lockdown, firewall rules, and database prefix protection.
Complete site backup, automated offsite storage sync, and rapid server-to-server migration toolkit.
Suite of page-building Gutenberg blocks and row layout controls created by the GoDaddy open-source team.
Complete data modeling system for defining custom post types, taxonomies, and custom field relationships.
High-conversion popup builder, lightbox overlay, floating bar, and Exit-Intent lead capture engine.
Pioneering WordPress learning management plugin with drag-and-drop course and quiz creation.
Self-hosted, 100% privacy-compliant Google Analytics alternative keeping complete data ownership.
Visual heatmaps, session recordings, and feedback surveys uncovering how visitors interact with your site.
Lightweight WordPress customizer-native form builder designed for maximum conversational response rates.
Business, financial consulting, and corporate advisory theme featuring cost estimation calculators.
Custom grid photo and video gallery builder with lightbox, password protection, and watermarking.
Inactive FAQ & Guide
Common architecture questions, security guidelines, and implementation tips for WordPress.
Why are these WordPress plugins listed under Inactive?
These tools are currently listed in the Inactive category because their official website, domain registration, or server is unreachable, offline, or returning connection errors.
Are inactive plugins safe to continue using on WordPress?
If a plugin developer website has shut down or domain registration has lapsed, the plugin is likely abandoned and will no longer receive security patches or WordPress core compatibility updates. We strongly recommend migrating to an active alternative.
How can an inactive plugin be restored to its primary category?
If a project website comes back online or is migrated to a new official domain, an update can be submitted via GitHub or our Submit page to verify its status and move it back.