Scan Premium Addons Widget Usage is a WordPress ability from Premium Addons for Elementor — usable via Easy MCP AI, which connects Claude, ChatGPT, and any AI assistant to your site.

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Scan Premium Addons Widget Usage

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Report which Premium Addons widgets are actively used on the site and how many times each one appears.

Requires the Premium Addons for Elementor plugin on WordPress 7.0+ for the Abilities API (abilities are registered only when the wp_register_ability() function exists). Dashboard, settings and site-inventory abilities (get-id-by-title, list-pages, list-templates, get-global-settings, get-settings, update-setting, scan-usage, disable-unused-widgets, clear-dynamic-assets, subscribe-newsletter) require the caller hold the 'manage_options' capability. premium-addons/create-page requires 'edit_pages'. premium-addons/get-widget-schema, premium-addons/get-addon-schema, premium-addons/list-available-elements, premium-addons/list-pa-addons, premium-addons/detect-atomic-support, premium-addons/check-elementor-element and premium-addons/create-elementor-template require 'edit_posts'. premium-addons/get-page-structure, premium-addons/get-element-settings, premium-addons/add-flexbox, premium-addons/add-container, premium-addons/update-element-settings, premium-addons/insert-widget, premium-addons/remove-element, premium-addons/change-post-status and premium-addons/duplicate-post require 'edit_post' on the target post_id, and deny requests for a nonexistent post_id outright.

What it does

This ability reports which Premium Addons widgets are actually in use across the site and how many times each is used, filtered down from Elementor's own Usage module data to just the Premium Addons widget keys. It takes no input. It isn't marked read-only because resolving usage triggers Elementor's Usage module to fully re-scan the site, which deletes and rewrites the elementor_elements_usage option and per-post usage meta on every call — a potentially costly operation on large sites — though it is idempotent, since recomputing the same underlying data yields the same result. It returns an empty object when Elementor's Usage module is unavailable. premium-addons/disable-unused-widgets relies on the same underlying data to find widgets that are never used.

See it in action

You ask your AI assistant

"Which Premium Addons widgets are actually being used on my site, and how many times is each one used?"

Returns

An object with a 'used' map of Premium Addons widget key to the number of times it's used site-wide. Empty when no Premium Addons widgets are in use or the Usage module is unavailable.

Permission

The current user must have the 'manage_options' capability.

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