- Category rank
- #89 in Security
- Listing audit
- 48/100
Booter – Bots & Crawlers Manager is a WordPress Plugin Directory app by uPress. With a rating of 4.7★ from 12 reviews, it currently ranks #89 in the Security category.
Booter – Bots & Crawlers Manager is the #89 ranked Security app on WordPress, with a 4.7 average rating from 12 reviews, as of Sep 11, 2026.
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Booter – Bots & Crawlers Manager ranks #89 of 666 in Security on WordPress. It holds a 4.7★ average from 12 reviews on WordPress.
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- No standout positives in the measured data.
Cons
- −Only 12 reviews — the average can still move with a few new ratings
How Booter – Bots & Crawlers Manager works
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Booter – Bots & Crawlers Manager is a preventative measure (treatment in advance) and treatment of damages caused by crawlers and bots.
The plugin uses a number of existing technologies which are known by crawlers and bots and takes them one step forward – smartly and almost completely automatically.
To allow the plugin to function correctly, you must follow the instructions and manually enter some data (which must be done by a human being to avoid errors).
The plugin includes local bot and referrer lists and does not fetch these lists from external services.
At the prevention level
Booter allows you to manage and create an advanced dynamic robots.txt file.
View a 404 error log to see the most common bad links.
Blocking bad bots that cause high server loads due to very frequent page crawls, or are used to search for security vulnerabilities.
At the treatment level
Booter allows you to limit the amount of requests from crawlers and bots, if or when they exceed the specified amount of requests per minute, it will be rejected for a specified period of time.
Rejecting links that we do not want in the fastest way, not by just blocking but by sending the appropriate HTTP status code to make search engines forget them.
Instructions for use in case of damage treatment
Activate the plugin.
Enable the 404 error log option.
