WP Triage is a risk assessment and prioritization tool designed for agencies and professionals managing multiple WordPress sites. Its primary function is to score each site on a 0 to 100 scale based on security and maintenance risks, then output a clear, actionable triage list. Rather than providing a full website management dashboard, WP Triage operates as a decision engine that identifies which sites require immediate attention and what specific fix should be addressed first to reduce exposure most effectively. The tool collects daily snapshots from each connected site, capturing data on WordPress core, plugin and theme versions, PHP version, and overall maintenance posture. It then matches installed plugins against known Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), weighting factors such as exploitability, software age, and issue severity into a single risk score. Each site is assigned a risk band labeled Safe, At risk, or Critical, along with the top three issues and a recommended sequence for remediation. Notifications are limited to critical vulnerabilities and sudden score drops to reduce noise. Typical use cases include triaging a portfolio of client sites to determine which ones need urgent updates or security patches, and communicating risk priorities to team members or clients. The workflow begins by installing a WordPress plugin on each site and entering an agent key for automatic registration. No manual configuration per domain is required. After the initial connection, daily scans run automatically, and the user can view the prioritized list of sites and issues through the WP Triage interface. Technical requirements include a WordPress site with the WP Triage plugin installed. The service is offered with a 30-day money-back guarantee and does not require a credit card to create an account. The methodology behind the scoring is transparent, allowing teams to understand why a site’s risk level changed. WP Triage is intended to complement existing security and management tools, not replace them, by focusing solely on the triage and prioritization step of the workflow.