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wc-push-notifications

WordPress plugin · detected on 16 sites in our index (0.29% of WordPress sites scanned)

16
Sites detected
0.29%
Market share
of our WP index
#495
Rank
among indexed plugins
2026-10-10
Last detected

Where wc-push-notifications sits in the WordPress plugin ecosystem

wc-push-notifications is the #495 most-detected WordPress plugin in our scan index of 5,558 sites, appearing on roughly 0.29% of WordPress sites we've fingerprinted. Most sites running wc-push-notifications are hosted on SiteGround (67% of identified hosts). The most common companion plugin is WooCommerce, present on 100% of wc-push-notifications sites. The most frequent theme is Astra.

Every data point here comes from actual scans of public WordPress sites, not vendor case studies or curated showcases. We don't accept submissions; everything you see is detected automatically when a site is scanned through the tool.

Plugins commonly used with wc-push-notifications

From co-occurrence analysis across sites running wc-push-notifications in our index.

Themes commonly running wc-push-notifications

Top themes on sites using this plugin.

  • Astra13% of wc-push-notifications sites · 2 sites
  • newspaper6% of wc-push-notifications sites · 1 site
  • Elessi Theme Child6% of wc-push-notifications sites · 1 site
  • Flatsome6% of wc-push-notifications sites · 1 site
  • Altr6% of wc-push-notifications sites · 1 site
  • Travon6% of wc-push-notifications sites · 1 site

Hosting providers running wc-push-notifications

Limited to sites where we identified the hosting provider.

Sites using wc-push-notifications

Most-recently-scanned sites detected with this plugin.

How we detect wc-push-notifications

Five-vector detection: /wp-content/plugins/wc-push-notifications/ asset paths, /wp-json/ REST API namespaces, HTML signature patterns, sitemap XML comments, and asset-probe HEAD requests against the top-100 popular plugins on wordpress.org. Each detected plugin carries provenance pills showing which sources corroborated it; cross-vector matches indicate high-confidence detections. More on how detection works.

Reviewed by Matt Hall · founder of Scepter Marketing · 10+ years building WordPress sites
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Last reviewed: 2026-10-10
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Data comes from real-time scans of public WordPress sites, not vendor case studies or curated showcases. Every claim on this page traces back to a specific detection in our scan corpus, observable via our methodology. Affiliate links are disclosed per the affiliate disclosure.