Five WordPress plugins built by engineers who've operated at genuine scale: automating SEO and cyber resilience so small business owners can focus on what matters. Two AI powered plugins at $10/month. Three utility plugins free forever. No SaaS lock in. Everything runs on your own server.
Replaces $375 to $1,275/year in paid WordPress plugins: Wordfence Premium, WP 2FA Pro, WP Mail SMTP Pro, iThemes Security Pro, and more. The two AI powered plugins are $10/month each; the three utility plugins are free.
AI plugins: $10/month each Utility plugins: $0/yearThe most comprehensive free WordPress security plugin available: powered by Anthropic Claude 4 and Google Gemini 2.5 Pro. Full AI penetration testing, 2FA, passkeys, brute force protection, SQL tools, server logs, and live infrastructure monitoring.
Generate meta descriptions, ALT text, article summaries, and SEO optimised titles in bulk using Claude 4 or Gemini 2.5 Pro via your own API key. ~$0.10 for 100 posts. No middleman, no markup.
Completely free backup solution with automatic scheduling, one click full site restore, and cloud sync to all four major providers. No subscription model. Cross domain restore capability included.
Free database optimisation tool that removes the bloat WordPress accumulates silently. Dry run previews before any destructive operation. Media library orphan scanner included.
GDPR compliant analytics that stores everything in your own WordPress database. No third party tracking, no cookie consent banner required. Works behind Cloudflare and any CDN.
Beyond the WordPress plugins, CloudScale maintains open source infrastructure tooling on GitHub: all free, all MIT licensed.
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Reverse engineer your live AWS estate into ready to use Terraform: import {} blocks, resource skeletons, and S3 remote state. No click ops.
Block level nightly backup of a Raspberry Pi to AWS S3. Restore a complete, bootable Pi to new hardware in one command. Think of it as an AMI for your Pi.