Usermonitor

WordPress administrator monitoring

Know who logs in
and what changes on your WordPress sites.

Usermonitor brings logins, failed login attempts and WordPress activity together in one live dashboard — with sound alerts when someone actually makes a change.

12monitored sites
296events in the last 24 hours
119failed or blocked logins in 24 hours
110distinct IPs behind these attempts

These statistics are aggregated and anonymous: we do not show site names, users or addresses. We have recorded 28,151 events in total.

What Usermonitor does

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Live login activity

Successful and failed logins, logouts, new accounts, role changes, and plugin activations and deactivations — in one dashboard, refreshed every 10 seconds.

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Alerts when they matter

Password-guessing attempts stay silent. Sound and email alerts notify you of actual changes, such as a new administrator, a plugin installation or updated settings.

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Block unwanted access

Generate a list of IP addresses to block in .htaccess with one click. An optional plugin restricts WordPress login access to trusted IP addresses.

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Every WordPress content type

Track creation, edits, publication, status changes, trashing and deletion of posts, pages and custom post types — including products and plugin settings stored as posts. Metadata changes are recorded without sending post content or setting values.

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Plugin checks without WP-Cron

Usermonitor checks Easy Post Counter directly and verifies the signed response — without WP-Cron, crontab or site traffic. The dashboard shows the last verified plugin state. Deactivation, the start of uninstallation or failed checks lasting at least 3 minutes trigger an alarm and email. Site outages or a blocked REST API can also prevent checks; failed checks do not prove the plugin was removed.

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A secure connection

Add your site address to your account and generate a single-use installation token. The plugin can connect only that site, and subsequent requests are cryptographically signed.

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Trusted devices

The dashboard requires a password and an approved device, verified with a code from your authenticator app. Sessions expire after inactivity.

How it works

  1. 1

    Create and secure your account

    Sign up and verify your authenticator app using a QR code or manual setup key. Monitor one site for free.

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    Add your site and download the plugin

    In Services, enter your site address and generate an installation token. It is shown only once, is valid for 7 days and works only for that address. In Plugins, download Easy Post Counter and check its SHA-256 checksum.

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    Connect and monitor

    Install and activate the plugin in WordPress. In Settings → Post Counter, paste the token and click “Connect to monitor”. The site is linked to your account automatically, without manual approval from TillGreen. Activity appears in your dashboard.

Your sites, your account — supported by TillGreen

Usermonitor is developed and maintained by TillGreen. Create your own account and manage your sites: add them, revoke monitoring access or delete them together with their events. Site details and activity are accessible only through the owner's account. TillGreen's administration panel shows account information and aggregate statistics, not customers' site names, addresses or events.

The free plan includes one site. Subscriptions for 3, 10 or 50 sites are available in Billing. You can also change your plan, download invoices and cancel your subscription through the Stripe portal. Need help or want us to monitor your sites for you? Send us a message below.