WPFeatureLoop @WPFeatureLoop

A feature-voting board where your customers are, right inside your WordPress plugin. wpfeatureloop.com Joined July 2026

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Rayhan Arif @rayhanarif07

3 months ago

56.3% of WordPress plugins have fewer than 20 active installs (35,840 plugins). Only 2,227 plugins (3.5%) have 10K+ installs and 67 have crossed 1M+ installs. WordPress doesn't need more plugins, it needs quality plugins that solve real problems, are well maintained, and earn users' trust. Source: wp-rankings.com/statistics/

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WPFeatureLoop @WPFeatureLoop

3 months ago

@BridgetMWillard Thanks for sharing @BridgetMWillard 🙏🏻

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WPFeatureLoop @WPFeatureLoop

3 months ago

Awesome tool!

Eduardo Villão @eduvillao

2 years ago

🚀 Just launched WP Since! A tool that scans your WordPress plugin and checks if it’s truly compatible with the minimum WP version you declared. - Detects used functions, classes, methods, and hooks -Warns you if anything requires a newer version github.com/eduardovillao/…

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WPFeatureLoop @WPFeatureLoop

3 months ago

The most dangerous product decision is the one you make with confidence, not evidence. eduardovillao.me/what-150-featu…

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WPFeatureLoop @WPFeatureLoop

3 months ago

Feature requests end up scattered across .org support threads, refund emails, and random DMs you'll never find again. A voting board inside your own wp-admin fixes that. No new tab, no separate account, no context switch. Take a look: wpfeatureloop.com

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Eduardo Villão @eduvillao

6 months ago

One month. Two plugins. 150+ votes. Two roadmap changes I wouldn't have made without data. The most dangerous product mistake is thinking you know what your users want without asking them. Wrote about what I learned using feature voting inside my own plugins.