What this tool checks
- WordPress website theme detector: the active theme name
- WordPress plugin theme detector: plugins visible in the page code, plus Elementor and WooCommerce
- Website CMS detector: WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow, Joomla, Drupal, Magento and more
- Hosting provider, server software and CDN (for example Cloudflare or LiteSpeed)
- JavaScript and CSS frameworks such as React, Vue, jQuery and Bootstrap
- Analytics, pixels and chat widgets
- Hotel and tour booking tools
How to use it
- Enter the website address you want to check.
- Press Detect Theme, Plugins & CMS. The result appears in a few seconds.
- Read the CMS, theme, plugin and hosting results, then copy what you need.
Why it matters for hotels, resorts and tour operators
A WordPress website theme detector answers the question "what is this site built with?" in seconds. If you like a competitor's design, you can see the theme behind it. If you are planning a new hotel or tour website, you can study the themes and plugins that successful travel sites use for booking, galleries and speed.
The same tool works as a WordPress plugin theme detector. It reads the public page code, finds the folders where the theme and plugins load their files, and lists the ones it can see. It also acts as a website CMS detector, so you can tell whether a site runs WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow or another platform before you decide how to rebuild or copy a feature.
We also show the hosting provider. This helps you judge speed and reliability, and it is useful when you need to know who to contact about a website. When a site sits behind a CDN such as Cloudflare, the real host may be hidden and the result will say so.
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