Wordfence to Cloudflare IP sync plugin
Built for WordPress site owners using both Wordfence and Cloudflare who want unified IP blocking without manual plugin development..
“Replies: 2 I am creating a plugin that will check if there are any new Wordfence blocked IPs ( over 10 hits ) and then send the IP to a Cloudflare IP list which…”
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“Replies: 2 I am creating a plugin that will check if there are any new Wordfence blocked IPs ( over 10 hits ) and then send the IP to a Cloudflare IP list which is setup as a security rule on all domains in Cloudflare. I have it running but I’m not sure if I’m using the correct db table, there appears to be a few options and I’m not sure which is best? wfBlocks7 using blockedHits as the count wfBlockedIPLog using blo…”
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Why this is a gap
Surfaced from a high-intensity complaint with clear willingness to pay and a specific, reachable audience.
The market
WordPress site owners using both Wordfence and Cloudflare need unified IP blocking without manual plugin coding. No search volume data; competition 1/10 suggests almost no existing solution and low visibility, but pain is concrete.
Competition & the opening
Wordfence and Cloudflare each manage IP lists independently; no plugin currently syncs blocked IPs from Wordfence to Cloudflare IP lists. This gap is wide open and uncontested.
What's hard to build
Requires OAuth2 access to both Wordfence's IP block log (if exposed via API) and Cloudflare's IP List management API, plus reliable polling or webhook logic to detect new blocks above the 10-hit threshold. Data access and API stability from both vendors is the core constraint.
Why now
WordPress security tools and Cloudflare are widely used but lack native sync, forcing manual IP list management.
How you'd monetize
$29/mo SaaS or one-time $79 plugin license