Free, open-source WordPress plugins focused on user retention and engagement. Built and actively maintained by Ajay D'Souza since 2005.
All plugins are free, open-source, and actively maintained on GitHub. Compatible with the block editor, classic editor, and the latest WordPress & PHP versions.
Display fast, intelligent related posts based on title and content. Supports blocks, shortcodes, and widgets. Improves SEO, increases pageviews, and lowers bounce rates.
Track page views and display the most popular posts on your site. Provides widgets, shortcodes, blocks, and dashboard statistics for posts, pages, and custom post types.
Replace WordPress's default search with contextual, relevance-sorted results. Supports post meta, tags, categories, and custom taxonomies for a far superior search experience.
The easiest way to add a FAQ or documentation section to your WordPress blog. Create articles, categories, tags, ratings, breadcrumbs, and search — all with blocks or shortcodes.
Create and manage custom snippets of HTML, CSS, or JavaScript for your site's header, footer, and content areas. Use conditional tags to control exactly where each snippet appears.
Automatically close comments, pingbacks, and trackbacks on posts older than a specified age. A simple, effective way to keep comment spam off aging content.
Enhance accessibility by warning users when links open in new windows or navigate to external sites. Adds clear, WCAG-compliant visual indicators to improve user trust.
Add Prism.js-powered syntax highlighting to the native Gutenberg Code block with per-block controls, 40 languages, and 21 themes.
Convert your media library to WebP and AVIF, and serve the best format each browser supports. Free, open source, no account, no upload limits.
Small, focused plugins that do one thing well, with no dependencies beyond what they extend.
Adds a Country field type to Advanced Custom Fields: a select of every ISO 3166-1 country, in English. Drop-in compatible with existing select field data, no migration needed.
The building blocks behind WebberZone plugins, released for anyone to use in their own. Copy them in, rename the namespace, and ship.
A reusable wrapper around the WordPress Settings API. Declare your fields once as a PHP array and get a tabbed settings page, 26 field types, sanitization, defaults, post metaboxes, and an optional setup wizard. No Composer package, no build step — copy the files into your plugin and own them.
Copy this prompt into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor from inside your plugin directory, and it will fetch the setup instructions and do the integration.
Fetch and execute the appropriate instructions to set up the WebberZone Settings API in my plugin from https://webberzone.github.io/Settings_API/prompt.md
Search practical PHP snippets for Better Search, Contextual Related Posts, and Top 10. Each entry includes placement, requirements, review status, and installation notes.
These plugins have reached end of life — no further updates or security patches will be released. Existing installations will keep working, but we recommend migrating away when convenient.
Showed visitors the posts that other users had recently viewed. Final release: v3.3.0.
Recommended alternatives: Contextual Related Posts or Top 10.
Ranked authors on a site by total view counts recorded by Top 10. Final release: v1.5.0.
This functionality is being folded into Top 10 Pro (v4.4, in development).
WebberZone is home to some of the best free WordPress plugins. Run by Ajay D'Souza who has been a WordPress user from 2003 and a WordPress plugin developer since 2005.
A WordPress veteran since 2003 and plugin developer since 2005, Ajay has spent over two decades crafting free, open-source tools that help WordPress site owners enhance user experience, improve engagement, and grow their audiences. His plugins have been downloaded over 4 million times.
All WebberZone plugins are open source. Browse the code, open issues, submit pull requests, or star your favourites at github.com/WebberZone.