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WordPress Activity Log for Agencies & Freelancers

Track who changed what on every client site. A clear audit trail for agencies and freelancers — with centralised logging when you manage multiple sites.

If you manage WordPress sites for clients, you already know the pattern: something breaks, the client insists they didn’t touch anything, and you spend an hour hunting through revision history and plugin changelogs. A WordPress activity log gives you the answer in minutes — who changed what, when, and from which IP address.

Activity Log Pro is built for exactly that. It records logins, content edits, plugin and theme changes, user role updates, and settings changes in one clean audit trail inside each site’s WordPress admin — so you can troubleshoot fast and show clients clear evidence when you need to.

Why agencies need a WordPress activity log

Client sites are shared spaces. The site owner logs in. A colleague updates a page. A plugin auto-updates overnight. Without a proper audit log, every support ticket starts with guesswork.

An activity log turns “something broke” into a searchable timeline. You see the exact change, the user behind it, and when it happened — before you roll back a plugin, restore a post, or bill for investigation time.

“Who broke the site?” — answered in minutes

The most common agency question is also the easiest to answer with the right tooling. Activity Log Pro logs the events that actually matter on client sites: failed login attempts, post and page changes, media uploads, menu edits, plugin activations, theme switches, and WordPress core updates.

Advanced filtering lets you narrow results by user, event type, or date range — so you are not scrolling through noise to find the one change that caused the problem.

Centralise logs from all your client sites

Logging into every client dashboard to check activity does not scale. With Log Channels (Premium), you can stream activity from every site you manage to a single external platform — Datadog, Better Stack, Slack, Loggly, Papertrail, or your own webhook or SIEM endpoint.

Each log entry is tagged with the site name and URL, so you can search and filter across your entire client portfolio from one place. No new hosted dashboard subscription. No vendor lock-in. Use the logging stack you already rely on.

Learn more about Log Channels →

Security alerts when something important happens

Not every change needs your attention immediately — but some do. Security Alerts (Premium) send email notifications for events you choose: failed logins, role changes, critical plugin updates, and more. Configure recipients, cooldown periods, and alert categories so you stay informed without inbox overload.

For agencies, that means you can know when a client (or an attacker) does something risky — often before they open a support ticket.

Get started on your first client site

Activity Log Pro installs like any WordPress plugin. The free version includes comprehensive core logging, export options, and the activity dashboard — enough to protect a single client site from day one.

When you’re ready to scale across multiple sites, Premium adds Log Channels, Security Alerts, IP location mapping, and of course priority support.

Try the demo → · Compare plans → · Download free →