Free plugins for EmDash

Each one does a job that every live site needs done. Six are released; two more are planned.

Open source under the MIT licence, with the source on GitHub, made by Moorage. New plugins appear here and in the RSS feed on the day they are released.

Released

All on npm. Four are on the EmDash registry too.

SEO & Schema Markup

Adds the structured data that tells Google what each page is, lists the pages that need fixing, and brings your redirects over from WordPress.

Version: 0.1.13, released 4 November 2026
Requires: EmDash 1.2.0 or newer
Installs from: EmDash registry, as @moorage.dev/seo, or npm, as @moorage/plugin-seo

Read about the plugin

The plugin's Overview tab. Three counters read: pages checked 3, nothing to fix 1, to fix 2. Below them, a table of two details Google still needs, opening hours and a phone number, and a table of the two pages to fix, Menu and Home, each with a plain sentence saying what is missing and a link to open the page. — The SEO page in the EmDash admin, with two pages left to fix.

Analytics & Cookies

Add analytics and ad tags by pasting one ID each, with a cookie banner that holds them back until the visitor agrees.

Version: 0.3.3, released 4 November 2026
Requires: EmDash 1.2.0 or newer
Installs from: npm, added in your site’s code: @moorage/plugin-analytics

Read about the plugin

The Status tab of Analytics & Cookies, with the tabs Status, Tools, Banner and Advanced. Under Tracking, ticks for Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity, each on and waiting for visitors in Europe and the UK to accept Analytics cookies, and for enquiries counted, with buttons to open Google Analytics, Clarity and Tag Assistant. Under Cookie consent, a yellow note, Consider asking every visitor, because Microsoft Clarity records visits; ticks for asking visitors in Europe and the UK first, the privacy policy link and the Cookies button; the last answer received 11 minutes ago; three tiles for the last 30 days, Accepted all 295, Rejected all 132 and Chose some 8; a bar chart per day; and Download the consent log (CSV). Under What loads on your site, Not checked yet and a Check what loads button. — Each tool ticked, and how visitors answered.

Lead Delivery

Sends every enquiry from EmDash’s official forms plugin to your inbox, HubSpot or another app, logs it, and tries again when it does not get through.

Version: 0.4.4, released 4 November 2026
Requires: EmDash 1.3.0 or newer
Installs from: EmDash registry, as @moorage.dev/lead-delivery, or npm, as @moorage/plugin-lead-delivery

Read about the plugin

The page of one delivery, Cake order → Shop inbox: email to two addresses from the form Cake order, on. Under Checks, Test reads sent 1 min ago, check the inbox and the spam folder, and Real enquiries reads arriving, last one 1 min ago. Buttons Send a test, Edit and Turn off. Under Repeats and spam, Same email address again is set to send every enquiry, Don't send possibly spam is off, and a Save button. Below, six enquiries through this delivery, all Delivered, one marked possibly fake address and possibly spam; a red Delete this delivery button; at the foot, below a rule, the help line: Help, More free plugins, by Moorage. — One delivery: its checks, repeats and spam, and its enquiries.

Site Health & Broken Links

A broken link checker for your pages, your menu and the links to other sites, with an email when something breaks and a short setup checklist.

Version: 0.1.8, released 4 November 2026
Requires: EmDash 1.3.0 or newer
Installs from: EmDash registry, as @moorage.dev/site-health, or npm, as @moorage/plugin-site-health

Read about the plugin

The Site Health page on its Problems tab. Three counters read: pages checked 42, links checked 318, to fix 5. Below them the problems in three groups: Every page, a menu link to a page that does not exist; One page, a broken page and a map loaded over an insecure connection; One link, a link to a page another website has removed and a link to a page not published yet. Each row has a Fix button. Then Check everything again; at the foot, below a rule, the help line: Help, More free plugins, by Moorage. — Broken links, grouped by how bad.

Popups

Top bars, slide-ins, popups and boxes in a page, each set up in a few steps, with rules that respect visitors built in.

Version: 0.2.2, released 4 November 2026
Requires: EmDash 1.3.0 or newer
Installs from: npm, added in your site’s code: @moorage/plugin-popups

Read about the plugin

Content Approval

A second person OKs a page before it goes live. Writers keep pressing Publish; the publish is held and becomes a request.

Version: 0.2.4, released 4 November 2026
Requires: EmDash 1.3.0 or newer
Installs from: EmDash registry, as @moorage.dev/approvals, or npm, as @moorage/plugin-approvals

Read about the plugin

A page called Summer menu open in the editor, with the Approval panel on the right. It says the page is waiting for your approval, asked by Sam Reyes, not live yet; what changes when it goes live, in words; a yellow note that the page has no search description and no sharing picture; the buttons Approve and publish and Approve; a box for a note and a Send back button; and the history. — A page waiting for approval, with what changed in words.

Planned

Not released. No date.

Backup & Restore
Take a copy of the site that you can download, and put it back if something goes wrong.
Marketing Theme
A ready-made site with the sections a business needs, so you don’t start from an empty page.

ReleasedComing soonPlannedUpright: released. Italic: not released yet.

Install a plugin on EmDash

EmDash’s own plugins, such as the forms plugin, are on npm under @emdash-cms. For everything else, browse the EmDash registry. How to find and install EmDash plugins covers both.

There are two ways. Each plugin above says which it takes, and its own page shows the package name and the lines to add.

From the EmDash registry, in the admin

SEO & Schema Markup, Site Health & Broken Links, Content Approval and Lead Delivery. An administrator installs them from Registry in the EmDash admin and confirms the permissions they ask for. The site needs a sandbox runner, which on Cloudflare means Workers Paid. EmDash explains it in Install from the registry.

From npm, in the site’s code

Analytics & Cookies and Popups add scripts to pages, which registry plugins may not do, so a developer adds them to the site’s code and deploys. The four registry plugins can be added this way too. EmDash explains it in Install from npm.

Free plugins for EmDash

Released

SEO & Schema Markup

Analytics & Cookies

Lead Delivery

Site Health & Broken Links

Popups

Content Approval

Planned

Backup & Restore

Marketing Theme

Install a plugin on EmDash

From the EmDash registry, in the admin

From npm, in the site’s code