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WordPress.com

Enriches a WordPress.com pseudonym with public site identity, description, audience size, language, visibility status, and site image.

2.9k usesUpdated Jul 29, 2026
Pseudonym
WordPress.comblogwebsitepublishersubscriberspublic profile

About this module

WordPress.com is a hosted publishing platform used by individuals, publishers, and organizations to create websites and blogs. Public site profiles can provide identifying publication details and audience context.

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Rate limits

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TierPer hourPer dayCooldownAction
Guest2 req/h3 req/day10sCurrent plan
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Standard60 req/h200 req/day2sSee pricing
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Frequently Asked Questions

What impacts module results and how to interpret changes across executions.

Results depend on source platform availability, anti-automation controls, and temporary service limits. A valid target can still return partial or empty data when the upstream platform is rate-limited or unavailable.