Live from WordPress.org · Sep 30, 2026
Best Bug Reporting Plugins for WordPress
9 plugins are tagged “bug reporting” on WordPress.org. We rank them by active installs and score every one on update freshness, compatibility, ratings and support — so you can pick a safe one in seconds. The most popular right now is Gleap with 300+ active installs.
Top Bug Reporting plugins, head to head
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Popularity first, then a health check you can trust
Plugins are ordered the way WordPress.org ranks them for this category. Next to each one you’ll see its health score, so a popular-but-neglected option never sneaks into your stack.
- 25 Update freshness
- 20 Works with the latest WordPress
- 25 Rating, weighted by review count
- 15 Support threads resolved
- 15 Active installs
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Live data from WordPress.org · checked Sep 30, 2026
What is the most popular bug reporting plugin for WordPress?
Gleap is the most popular bug reporting plugin with 300+ active installs and a 5/5 rating on WordPress.org.
How many bug reporting plugins are on WordPress.org?
There are currently 9 plugins tagged “bug reporting” in the official WordPress.org plugin directory.
Are these bug reporting plugins actively maintained?
1 of the top 9 bug reporting plugins were updated in the last 30 days. Check each plugin’s health score for update freshness, WordPress compatibility and support responsiveness.
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