Protect Your WordPress Content with Cryptographic Proof
Embed invisible digital signatures that prove when your content was created, by whom, and whether it's been tampered with. Fight misinformation, plagiarism, and content theft.
Member organizations of the C2PA standards body, where Encypher authored Section A.7 and co-chairs the Text Provenance Task Force. Logos indicate C2PA membership, not endorsement of Encypher.
Everything You Need to Protect Your Content
Encypher Provenance integrates seamlessly with WordPress to provide enterprise-grade content authentication without changing your workflow.
How It Works
Three steps to protect your WordPress content. No external account setup required.
Install the Plugin
Upload the plugin to your WordPress site and activate it from the Plugins page.
Activate with One Click
Accept the terms of service and click Activate free protection. Encypher verifies your site and creates a free site workspace, then connects automatically. No Encypher account required.
Publish and Verify
Content is signed automatically on publish. Readers see a verification badge on every article: proof it is real, human-signed content.
Three Ways to Connect
New users activate free protection in one click. Existing Encypher users connect their account. Advanced teams can paste an API key.
- No Encypher account required
- Free site workspace, created automatically
- Ready to publish in seconds
- Links to existing organization
- Preserves tier and settings
- OAuth, secure authorization
- Full control over key lifecycle
- Multi-site management
- Works with any Encypher plan
See It in Your WordPress
Your readers see a verification badge. Your editors see provenance status in the block editor. You control everything from the settings page.

Block editor integration
The Encypher Provenance sidebar shows signing status, API usage, and a link to the C2PA manifest for each post.

Reader verification badge
A verification badge appears at the bottom of each signed post. Readers click it for proof it is real, human-signed content.

Plugin settings
Configure signature mode, auto-sign on publish, C2PA manifest format, and which post types to protect.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Choose between Free and Enterprise plans. Add-ons are available for teams with specific needs.
- Auto-sign on publish/update
- Document-level C2PA manifests
- Public verification badge
- Coalition membership (opt-in)
- Free signing for normal publishing, fair-use guardrails apply
- Everything in Free
- Sentence-level attribution
- Merkle tree encoding
- BYOK (Bring Your Own Key)
- Custom branding (white-label)
- SSO integration
- Dedicated account manager
- Coalition membership included (opt-in)
- SLA guarantee
- On-premise deployment option
- Whitelabel verification pages
- Archive backfill and bulk signing throughput
- Priority onboarding support
Who Uses Encypher Provenance?
Prove article authenticity and combat misinformation with verifiable provenance.
Protect original content from plagiarism and prove you published first.
Create tamper-evident records for compliance and audit trails.
Respect content licensing through Coalition membership and rights metadata.
Ready to Protect Your Content?
Install the plugin, click Activate free protection, and publish signed content. No Encypher account required. Free for normal publishing, fair-use guardrails apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is C2PA?
C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) is an open standard for content authentication developed by Adobe, Microsoft, Google, BBC, and others. It provides a way to cryptographically sign content to prove its origin and detect tampering.
Are the signatures visible?
No. C2PA manifests are embedded using invisible encoding. They don't affect how your content looks but can be extracted for verification.
Does this work with Gutenberg and Classic Editor?
Yes! The plugin supports both the block editor (Gutenberg) with a dedicated sidebar panel, and the Classic Editor with a meta box.
What happens when I edit a signed post?
The plugin automatically re-signs the content with a "c2pa.edited" action and maintains a provenance chain linking to the previous version, creating a complete edit history.
Is my content sent to external servers?
Content is sent to Encypher's API for signing. We create cryptographic signatures but do not store your full content. See our privacy policy for details.