ElementorW
WooCommerceJ
JetpackY
Yoast SEOG
GutenbergR
Rank Math SEOW
WPForms LiteC
Contact Form 7L
LiteSpeed CacheK
Kadence BlocksKnow when WordPress ships. Before it does.
Release dates for WordPress and its plugins, forecast from the evidence. Search a plugin to see where it stands.
Launching soon
The releases closest to landing, in plain words.
Scheduled for 8 December 2026. Not released yet.
20% chance
Advanced Custom Fields 6.8.11Most likely 4 November 2026, window 2 Nov to 11 Nov. Not announced.
20% chanceRank Math SEO 1.0.281Most likely 4 November 2026, window 2 Nov to 11 Nov. Not announced.
Release progress
Each bar runs from the last release to the expected launch. The dark pin is today.
Advanced Custom Fields 6.8.11Later than its usual rhythm
Rank Math SEO 1.0.281Later than its usual rhythm
Wordfence Security 9.0.3Later than its usual rhythm
Jetpack 16.4Test version in the code
Elementor 4.4Test version in the code
Yoast SEO 28.9Not announced
Gutenberg 24.4Not announced
WooCommerce 11.3Test version in the code
Kadence Blocks 3.8.2Not announced
All in One SEO 5.0.5Not announced
UpdraftPlus 1.26.15Not announced
WPForms Lite 2.0.4Not announced
Just spotted
All signals →Jetpack 16.4A test version, 16.4-a.7, appeared in the plugin's code repository.28 OctWWooCommerce 11.3A test version, 11.3.0-beta.1, appeared in the plugin's code repository.26 OctJJetpack 16.4A test version, 16.4-a.5, appeared in the plugin's code repository.26 OctWordPress 7.2 schedule
Release page →- 20 Oct · Beta 1
- 27 Oct · Beta 2
- 28 Oct · Beta 3 released during 7.1.4
- 3 Nov · Beta 4
- 10 Nov · Beta 5
- 17 Nov · Release Candidate 1
- 24 Nov · Release Candidate 2
- 1 Dec · Release Candidate 3
- 7 Dec · Dry run for release of WordPress 7.2 and 24-hour code freeze
- 8 Dec · WordPress 7.2 is released
Is your plugin ready for WordPress 7.2?
What plugins say about themselves, from their own WordPress.org listings. Not our testing.
Browse by type
The products we forecast by hand, grouped.
Just launched
All launches →How accurate are we?
Track record →| Product | Typical miss | Inside window |
|---|---|---|
| Gutenberg | on the day | 85% |
| Rank Math SEO | on the day | 90% |
| Yoast SEO | on the day | 100% |
| WooCommerce (test version seen) | 1 day | 90% |
| Jetpack | 3 days | 65% |
| Elementor (test version seen) | 5 days | 70% |
| Kadence Blocks | 5 days | 60% |
Replays of past releases, using only what was known at the time. Small samples, not live forecasts.
How it works
Three steps, all in the open.
We read WordPress.org's public data all day, including the code where test versions appear first.
We measure each product's release rhythm and publish a date, a window and a chance, with every source.
When it ships, the page turns into a launch page. Every hit and miss stays on a public record. 30 plugin pages so far, growing every day.
Questions
Is this official?
No. We are independent and not affiliated with WordPress or any plugin maker. Official dates are labelled as official and come from the WordPress release team's own schedule.
What does the percentage mean?
It is the share of comparable past releases that landed in a window like ours, reduced a little because samples are small. It is an estimate, never a promise.
Do you test plugins?
No, so we never say a plugin is "compatible". We only report what its maker states on WordPress.org.
Why are some plugins missing?
We cover plugins with at least 1,000 active installs and add pages a few at a time, so the site grows steadily.