The Gralus plugin publishes the articles, pages and fixes you approve. It saves a revision before every change, and anything it did can be undone from Gralus.
14-day free trial, no card. Nothing is published without your approval.
Click Connect WordPress. Your site's WordPress opens in a new tab; log in and click Approve. Gralus finds login pages that moved away from /wp-admin, or you can paste a one-time connection code into the plugin instead.
Every published item stays in Gralus with an Undo button. Posts and pages go back to draft; fixes put back the exact title, description, links or text that was there before. When a fix changes a page's text and someone edited that page in WordPress after Gralus read it, publishing stops instead of overwriting their work.
What to do about a cracked tooth before you can see a dentist
Article · Waiting
Invisalign in Austin — landing page
Page · Waiting
SEO fix for /services/implants
Meta · Waiting
Teeth whitening aftercare
Article · Published
Article · ready for approval
A cracked tooth is one of the most common reasons people call us after hours. Most cracks are not emergencies, but every crack gets worse if it is left alone…
Yes. It writes into their fields, and Gralus can check every page with their own analysis and fix what they report.
With SEOPress, All in One SEO or others, fixes may not show on the page, because those plugins print their own titles.
It checks gralus.com for new versions and shows them on the Plugins screen. Auto-updates are on by default; you can turn them off.
Disconnecting stops Gralus from reaching your site. Deleting the plugin removes its settings; posts, pages, links and alt text you approved stay on your site.