Logtastic logs PHP and JavaScript errors on WordPress sites with searchable reports, stack traces, and role-based access. Free plan available; paid plans from…
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Developer Tools
Pricing
Freemium: a free plan works on unlimited websites with limited features; paid plans are billed yearly by site count — Professional $29.99/yr (1 site), Business $59.99/yr (5 sites), and Developer $99.99/yr (unlimited sites), all adding customizable retention, advanced access controls, and automated email alerts., from $0.00
Logtastic is a comprehensive logging plugin built for WordPress, created by Inspired Plugins (a division of Morley Digital Limited). It captures PHP errors thrown by WordPress core, themes, and plugins, and separately monitors JavaScript runtime errors and uncaught promise rejections in the browser. Each captured error is stored in a searchable, filterable log with a stack trace visualizer so site owners and developers can trace an error back to its source without digging through raw server logs. Administrators can configure error levels, logging scope, stack-trace capture, and retention windows, and can delete or ignore specific recurring errors. Role-based and user-specific access controls let teams restrict who can view, edit, or delete log entries and plugin settings, which is useful on multi-user WordPress sites. Logtastic ships with a free, unlimited-site tier covering core PHP and JavaScript logging, alongside paid Professional, Business, and Developer plans that add fully customizable retention, advanced access controls, and automated email alerts for specific error events. The team's public roadmap lists planned additions such as email logging, HTTP request logging, user activity tracking, and alerting.
Key Features
PHP Error Logging — Captures PHP errors from WordPress core, themes, and plugins into searchable, filterable reports with stack trace visualization.
JavaScript Error Logging — Monitors browser runtime errors and uncaught promise rejections, capturing stack traces and session info.
Configurable Retention & Scope — Set error levels, logging scope, stack-trace capture, and log retention windows, and delete or ignore specific recurring errors.
Role-Based Access Control — Restrict who can view, edit, or delete log entries and plugin settings via role-based and user-specific permissions.
Automated Email Alerts — Paid plans send automated email alerts for specific logged events so teams learn about errors without checking the dashboard.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Free plan works on unlimited websites and covers core PHP and JavaScript error logging
Stack trace visualizer helps pinpoint the source of an error quickly
Role-based, granular access controls suit multi-user and agency WordPress setups
Paid plans add automated email alerts so teams learn about errors without checking the dashboard
Cons
Free plan has limited features and log retention compared to paid tiers
Professional plan only licenses one website; more sites require the pricier Business or Developer tier
No built-in HTTP request, email, or user-activity logging yet — those are only on the public roadmap
Focused solely on WordPress, so it isn't an option for non-WordPress stacks