Find every phone number, email and address on your site, and see which ones are out of date.
You changed your phone number two years ago. You updated the header, the footer and the contact page. You did not update the blog post from 2019, the old page builder section still sitting in the database, or the widget in a sidebar nobody looks at.
Customers are still calling the old number. You have no way of knowing.
ContactSweep scans your entire site, finds every phone number, email address, street address and postal code, and compares them against the details you say are correct. Anything that does not match is listed with a direct link to the exact page where it lives.
Why this is different from search and replace
Search and replace plugins need you to already know the old value. That is the problem. Nobody remembers the phone number they stopped using in 2019, or the three variations of a suite number typed by four different people over the years.
ContactSweep works the other way around. It discovers every contact detail on the site by pattern, groups the variations together, and shows you what is actually there. You only have to tell it what is correct.
What it looks at
- Posts, pages and every public custom post type
- Page builder and custom field data, which is where Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder and ACF store content
- Site settings, widgets and theme options
- Category and tag descriptions
What it finds
- Phone numbers, in any format, including tel: links
- Email addresses, including ones obfuscated with HTML entities
- Street addresses
- Canadian postal codes and United States ZIP codes
Formatting consistency
The Formatting tab shows every way each of your own phone numbers is written across the site. If one number appears as 905-555-1234 in the header, (905) 555-1234 in the footer and 905.555.1234 in a blog post, you will see it at a glance. Inconsistent formatting looks careless to visitors and makes it harder for directories to match your listing.
It never changes your content
ContactSweep only reads. It reports what it finds and links you to the editor. Nothing is rewritten, replaced or deleted automatically, so there is no risk of a bulk operation damaging your content.
Privacy
Everything happens on your own server. The plugin makes no external requests, sends no data anywhere, and requires no account, licence or API key. Every feature is included.
