User-Agent: WPUmbrella
WPUmbrella is the crawling system of WP Umbrella, specifically designed to interact with WordPress sites. It operates by connecting to users’ WordPress sites to gather the necessary information for remote site management.
How do we access your WordPress site?
Our tool is designed to interact gently with your site, ensuring that requests are spaced out to minimize the impact on your site’s performance. The agent operates using a combination of direct requests and WordPress APIs to collect the necessary data without overloading your server.
WP Umbrella utilizes advanced technologies to ensure that the agent can run efficiently and securely, respecting server configurations and bandwidth preferences. We use a variety of IPs, all identified as belonging to WP Umbrella, to optimize exploration coverage and efficiency. Our list of IP addresses:
Server Load Management
WP Umbrella is aware of the importance of maintaining your WordPress site’s performance. If you notice that your site is struggling to handle requests from the WP Umbrella agent, it is possible to customize the frequency and intensity of the crawl to better suit your hosting environment.
Compatibility and Communication
We are compatible with standard and secure versions of HTTP and use respectful methods to access your site’s data without compromising security or privacy. We are committed to adhering to the best practices in the industry regarding data security and privacy.
WP Umbrella also includes a powerful uptime monitoring feature that ensures you’re the first to know if your WordPress site goes down. Our tool checks your site at regular intervals to verify its availability, and if any downtime is detected, you’ll be immediately alerted. This feature helps you quickly resolve any issues before they impact your visitors or business operations. WP Umbrella’s uptime monitoring is designed to run seamlessly in the background without affecting your site’s performance, giving you peace of mind and ensuring that your website stays online around the clock.
User-Agent : WPUmbrella+UptimeMonitoring+https://wp-umbrella.com/communication-with-our-service
WP Umbrella measures the performance of your WordPress site by running Google Lighthouse audits at regular intervals. Each audit opens one of your pages in a headless Chrome browser, exactly like a real visitor would, and records metrics such as Largest Contentful Paint, Total Blocking Time, Cumulative Layout Shift and the overall performance score you see in your dashboard.
Because Lighthouse renders the full page, an audit downloads your HTML, CSS, JavaScript, fonts and images. In your server logs it looks like a short visit from a single browser rather than a crawl: a handful of requests, then nothing until the next scheduled audit. Audits run on a schedule, never continuously, and we do not follow links beyond the page being measured.
Requests come from a dedicated pool of audit machines, separate from our crawling and monitoring infrastructure, so performance measurements stay stable and comparable over time.
WP Umbrella’s broken link checker crawls your website pages to detect broken links (404s, timeouts, redirects, and other HTTP errors). It helps agencies identify and fix link issues before they affect SEO or user experience.
The crawler sends standard HTTP requests to the links found on your pages. Requests are spaced to minimize the impact on your server’s performance.
User-Agent: WPUmbrella+BrokenLinkChecker+https://wp-umbrella.com/communication-with-our-service
