See exact usage
Open the matching pages, templates, patterns, and navigations behind each block.
Gutenberg block inventory and safer WordPress changes
DXM Block Toolkit gives WordPress teams a site-wide Gutenberg block inventory, exact source review, content-aware filtering, scan confidence checks, and safer Refactor workflows before cleanup, redesign, migration, or bulk replacement work starts.
See exact usage
Open the matching pages, templates, patterns, and navigations behind each block.
Narrow the scope
Filter by block content, attributes, and other evidence before deciding what changes.
Change with guardrails
Preview and review bulk updates before apply, then validate or roll back from batch history.
New in v2.0
DXM Block Toolkit v2.0 carries the work from evidence to controlled execution: isolate the exact content that needs attention, review the intended replacement, then keep the outcome and rollback path visible in one workflow.
Filter source rows by indexed block content so only the CTA, disclaimer, copy fragment, or variant you mean to change stays in scope.
Set the target, scope, and replacement in Refactor, then review a read-only preview before stored content is changed.
Apply a reviewed batch, inspect the result for each source, and keep validation and rollback connected to the same history.
Why teams buy it
Gutenberg block usage is spread across posts, pages, reusable patterns, template parts, and navigation structures. DXM Block Toolkit helps teams replace guesswork with a current, reviewable picture of what is actually in use.
The same block can appear across content, reusable assets, and theme-level structures that are easy to miss in manual checks.
Without exact source evidence, teams spend too long confirming impact or move forward without enough confidence.
Even when the right change is obvious, site-wide edits still need preview, review, and follow-up paths.
Product workflow
DXM Block Toolkit starts with a site-wide index, then carries teams through exact source review, filtered evidence, scan freshness checks, and safer Refactor batches from the same workflow.
Block inventory
Start with block inventory, then open the exact pages, posts, patterns, template parts, and related sources behind each result when a change needs review.
Scan health
A full scan builds the indexed baseline. Scan status, freshness signals, and recent events help teams confirm the results are current before cleanup, replacement, or Refactor work starts.
Source evidence
Open matching sources for a block, then narrow them by block content, class token, ID or anchor, attribute path/value, or compact query syntax when the work depends on a specific variant.
Refactor
Refactor turns reviewed scope into a safer replacement workflow with configure, preview, apply, and rollback steps. Batch details keep replacement preview, row outcomes, and operation history visible after apply.
Beyond posts and pages
Patterns, template parts, and navigations stay inside the same workflow, so teams can review broader site impact without switching tools.
Patterns tab
Reusable patterns keep the same source counts, references, and review flow, so shared content does not disappear from planning.
Template parts tab
Inspect template part usage with the same indexed view before cleanup or release work changes shared theme structure.
Navigations tab
Navigation entities stay in scope too, so menus are reviewed alongside posts, pages, patterns, and template parts.
Operational coverage
DXM Block Toolkit keeps reusable content, theme-level structures, multisite scenarios, and license-aware workflows in scope when teams need a fuller operating picture.
Review pattern usage separately from raw block totals when shared content needs its own change plan.
Inspect template part references and unresolved targets before theme cleanup or release work moves forward.
Keep direct navigation references in scope before cleanup, migration, or redesign work lands.
Support multisite indexing while keeping scan execution anchored to the relevant site context.
Use dry-run validation workflows while keeping full index writes behind a valid write-enabled license.
How teams use it
The usual flow is simple: build or refresh the site-wide index, inspect what is in use, confirm the exact change boundary, then hand off the results or continue into Refactor when bulk updates are next.
Build the current indexed view from the stored WordPress content.
Inspect blocks, patterns, template parts, and navigations in one place.
Open matching sources, narrow by block content or attributes, and decide what actually belongs in scope.
Export reviewed findings for other teams, or move into previewable replacement batches when the next step is execution.
Operational fit
The UI stays calm, but the product is built for repeatable operational work across admin, CLI, and API-supported workflows.
Inventory, source review, scan status, configuration, and license-aware workflows are available through a REST surface for operational use.
Run scan and reporting tasks in repeatable command-line flows when UI clicks are not enough.
Preview, apply, row outcomes, and rollback history keep site-wide change work inspectable instead of opaque.
Network Admin can surface aggregated inventory visibility while scans still run in the relevant site context.
Pricing and licensing
Choose the yearly subscription that matches your production footprint. Billing, renewal, cancellation, tax or VAT handling, and invoices are handled through Lemon Squeezy as Merchant of Record.
Single
$129 /year
Best for one production site.
For independent builders and lean teams managing one production site.
Agency
$299 /year
Best for agencies and teams managing multiple production sites.
For agencies and teams managing multiple production sites.
Yearly subscription billed in USD. Lemon Squeezy checkout shows the final charged amount, including any applicable tax or VAT, before purchase. Plans renew yearly until canceled in the Lemon Squeezy billing portal. Initial purchases are eligible for refund within 14 days.
Support and operations
Answers to the questions teams usually ask before purchase, rollout, and recurring scan or refactor work.
Start with the docs for install, scanning, filtering, and Refactor guidance, or contact support if your team needs a direct answer before rollout.
DXM Block Toolkit scans stored Gutenberg content and indexes supported source types across blocks, patterns, template parts, navigations, and related editorial content.
Scans do not modify post content. They read stored Gutenberg content and write only to DXM Block Toolkit index tables. Refactor can modify stored content, but only after you configure a batch, review a read-only preview, and explicitly apply the changes.
Yes. Registered custom blocks that appear in indexed content are surfaced alongside core blocks in the inventory.
Yes. The plugin supports multisite indexing scenarios. Network Admin can surface aggregated inventory data, while scans still run in the relevant site context.
Yes. DXM Block Toolkit supports export workflows for inventory and source-level data. Large exports may be capped by default unless developers override export limits.
Yes. The source view can narrow matching block instances by attributes and indexed block content, and Refactor can reuse that content-aware scope before preview and apply.
Dry-run validation workflows are available, but full index writes require a valid write-enabled license. Updates also require an active license.
DXM Block Toolkit code is licensed under GPLv2 or later. Paid subscriptions cover one or up to 50 production-site entitlements, yearly updates, support, and account-backed entitlements. Plans renew yearly until canceled in the billing portal. Lemon Squeezy checkout shows the final charged amount, including any applicable tax or VAT, before purchase. Initial purchases are eligible for refund within 14 days.
Ready to plan the next change safely
Use DXM Block Toolkit when your team needs Gutenberg block visibility, exact source review, and safer Refactor workflows before cleanup, redesign, migration, or bulk replacement work starts.