Description
This plugin adds two profiler script to the must-use-plugin folder (mu-plugins), to measure the execution time of the plugins and the theme. These measures can be used to detect bottlenecks and ultimately improve the performance of your site.
Third-Party Services
Integrity check
Once, when activating the plugin, an integrity check is requested from our server – if you give your permission.
Source: https://atecplugins.com/
Privacy policy: https://atecplugins.com/privacy-policy/
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Queries
Installation
- Upload the plugin to
/wp-content/plugins/or install via the WP admin panel. - Activate the plugin from the Plugins menu.
- Select “atec Profiler” link in admin menu bar.
Reviews
October 29, 2025
4 replies
I activated the plugin and went to its settings. I clicked on the “NO” option in the visual connection block (in left up corner), and the system thanked me for connecting. After reinstalling the plugin, the option was no longer displayed. I don’t know what code is now being recorded or what data is being sent.
April 1, 2025
atec Profiler is exactly what I was looking for — a lightweight, focused plugin that gives me deep insight into how long each plugin and the active theme takes to execute.
It works by injecting two micro-profiler scripts into the mu-plugins folder, so it captures performance as early as possible, which is critical for accurate measurements. You can see total plugin load time, theme time, and even page processing time — all without adding overhead.If you’re trying to troubleshoot bottlenecks or understand what’s slowing down your site, this plugin belongs in your toolkit.
Highly recommended.
Contributors & Developers
“atec Profiler” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.1.31 [2025.12.06]
- Minor fixes
1.1.30 [2025.12.02]
- WP 6.9 tested
1.1.29 [2025.12.02]
- WP 6.9 tested
1.1.28 [2025.11.13]
- Fixing include_once
1.1.27 [2025.11.04]
- SVN cleanup
1.1.26 [2025.09.27]
- Plugin prefix fixed for all
1.1.25 [2025.09.09]
- Fixed get_plugin_base_root on WIN
1.1.24 [2025.08.10]
- SVN update and WP clean upload
1.1.23 [2025.08.06]
- get_plugin_base_root 👈 one level up
1.1.22 [2025.08.06]
- Fixed get_plugin_base_root on WIN
1.1.21 [2025.08.03]
- Changes after review
1.1.20 [2025.07.30]
- WP_PLUGIN_DIR
1.1.19 [2025.07.23]
- Line 424 in INIT fixed
1.1.18 [2025.07.22]
- new SVN script
1.1.17 [2025.07.22]
- SVN Update
1.1.16 [2025.07.22]
- SVN update
1.1.15 [2025.07.19]
- Framework changes, new ALIAS class
1.1.12 [2025.07.03]
- Framework change: Dashboard, SVG
1.1.11 [2025.06.28]
- Framework change: progress(); ALIAS class
1.1.10 [2025.06.26]
- Framework change: Removed mixed …$args
1.1.9 [2025.06.26]
- Framework change, admin_debug_all()
1.1.8 [2025.06.24]
- Framework change | License check improved
1.1.7 [2025.06.20]
- Minor fixes
1.1.6 [2025.06.19]
- Fixed LOADER for windows
1.1.5 [2025.06.19]
- fixed flush()
1.1.4 [2025.06.19]
- normalize_path
1.1.3 [2025.06.18]
- Nonce issus fixed
1.1.2 [2025.06.17]
- SVN Update
1.1.1 [2025.06.17]
- Integrity Fix
1.1.0 [2025.06.15]
- AWF NextStep
1.0.29 [2025.06.15]
- Framework change
1.0.28 [2025.05.30]
- AWF update
1.0.14 [2025.05.29]
- Framework: New DASHBOARD, removed WIDGET
1.0.13 [2025.05.23]
- Framework testing
1.0.12 [2025.05.15]
- new autoloader
1.0.11 [2025.05.03]
- INIT::maybe_load_assets(DIR, \’atec_wpdp\’);
1.0.10 [2025.04.30]
- AWF now fully namespaced
1.0.9 [2025.04.23]
- AWF update
1.0.8 [2025.04.23]
- NAMESPACE implemented
1.0.7 [2025.04.06]
- Framework change
1.0.6 [2025.03.28]
- Banner icons
1.0.5 [2025.03.16]
- New style.css and check.css
1.0.4 [2025.01.26]
- switched require_once -> require
1.0.3 [2024.11.22]
- Optimized atec-*-install.php routine
1.0.2 [2024.08.09]
- merged profiler & page performance
1.0.1 [2024.06.26]
- deploy
1.0 [2024.05.03]
- Initial Release