Discovering how much disk space you’ve used (or have remaining) is rather simple. Even better, you can typically find the answer in more than one place if you know where to look. cPanel, which is included with most shared hosting plans, prominently displays disk space statistics. For most website owners, your best bet is to head straight over to your cPanel interface, where stats on your disk space, bandwidth, domains, and email accounts are all prominently displayed. Once you get into cPanel, these numbers are on the right, under the General Information window. Click on Disk Usage (also found in the main Files area on the left) for a more specific breakdown of what all your storage space is being used for. Site Health, a recent addition to WordPress, helps users track the size of their website. WordPress users have a few other options. There are plenty of plugins available, but we’ve enjoyed the platform’s new built-in feature, Site Health. The tool is technically based around performance and security but also provides information about the size of your directories and database. Available in WordPress 5.1 and beyond, users can use the dashboard navigation on the left to go to Tools, Site Health, then Info.