Track changelogs for 67,000+ WordPress plugins and hosts free with ChangelogWP. Subscribe to updates and publish your own changelog with the free CaaS plugin.
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Developer Tools
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ChangelogWP's directory and its CaaS WordPress plugin are free to use; the site also currently lists optional changelog skins as free. No paid subscription tiers or dollar pricing are publicly disclosed on changelogwp.com.
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August 6, 2026
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ChangelogWP is a WordPress-ecosystem directory and notification hub for product release notes. It automatically pulls changelogs from the WordPress.org plugin repository and lets developers submit changelogs for premium/non-repo plugins and hosting providers via public readme files, RSS feeds, or Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) integration. Visitors can browse and filter over 67,000 tracked plugins and 8 hosts by type, business model, and WordPress version compatibility, then subscribe to get notified when a product releases an update. Alongside the directory, ChangelogWP offers Changelog as a Service (CaaS), a free WordPress plugin that lets developers publish searchable, badge-tagged release notes directly on their own site in classic or timeline layouts, with optional paid "skins" for extra styling.
Key Features
Changelog Directory — Search and filter changelogs for over 67,000 WordPress plugins and 8 hosting providers by type, business model, and WordPress version compatibility.
Update Subscriptions — Subscribe to individual plugins or hosts to get notified automatically when a new release or changelog is published.
Automatic WordPress.org Import — Changelogs for plugins hosted in the official WordPress.org repository are pulled in automatically without any submission needed.
Multi-Channel Submission — Plugin and host authors outside the WordPress.org repo can submit changelogs via public readme files, RSS feeds, or Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) integration.
Changelog as a Service (CaaS) Plugin — A free WordPress plugin for publishing searchable, badge-tagged release notes directly on a developer's own site, with classic or timeline display layouts.
Developer Customization Hooks — CaaS includes WordPress hooks and block editor/page builder support so developers can customize how changelogs display on their site.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Tracks changelogs for 67,000+ WordPress plugins and 8 major hosts, giving broad ecosystem coverage in one place
Free to browse, subscribe, and use the CaaS WordPress plugin
Multiple submission paths (readme files, RSS, EDD integration, CaaS plugin) make it easy for developers to get listed
CaaS plugin offers polished, customizable release-note displays (classic/timeline, badges, filtering) for a developer's own site
Cons
Coverage of premium/non-repo plugins depends on developers manually submitting changelogs, so paid-plugin coverage can be incomplete
No published pricing is available for the optional changelog skins beyond being currently listed as free
The dedicated ChangelogWP API endpoint is still listed as 'launching soon,' limiting programmatic integration today