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Replace your stack of WordPress plugins with one

SMTP, duplicate pages, code snippets, login security, admin clean-up and 46 more modules in one plugin. Switch on what each site needs. One update, one settings screen, one support team.

Free on WordPress.org · Pro from $29 a year

Rated 4.9/5 on WordPress.org From 28 reviews (opens in a new tab)
modules, 35 of them free
51
releases since 2022
50
rating on WordPress.org
4.9 out of 5
developer hooks and filters
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Fewer plugins, in three steps

  1. 01

    Install the free plugin

    Add WP Extended from WordPress.org like any other plugin. 35 modules are free, with no account needed.

  2. 02

    Switch on what the site needs

    Turn on SMTP, duplicate posts or login protection from one screen. Modules you leave off don’t load.

  3. 03

    Remove the plugins it replaces

    Deactivate the single-purpose plugins you no longer need. That’s fewer updates to run and fewer things to break.

The jobs you’d normally install a plugin for

Each module does the core job of a popular single-purpose plugin. Switch on the ones a site needs, and that’s one less plugin to install, update and support.

View all 51 modules

Latest release

3.3.0

10 September 2026

  • Admin: Every module’s settings now live under a single “WP Extended” screen.
  • Admin: Moving between modules no longer reloads the page.
  • Code Snippets: Safe Mode switch in the editor, so you can turn every snippet off from the interface instead of by editing a URL.
  • Translations: Now ships in German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese.
49 fixes and improvements in the full release notes →

Built to last, and still shipping

WP Extended has been on WordPress.org since September 2022, with 50 releases since then. Every module is built and tested together, by one team, with one settings screen and one place to get support.

  • ★★★★★
    “Turn on what you need, leave the rest off. Duplicate posts, SMTP, rollback, custom admin URL, code snippets… stuff I used to install four or five separate plugins for. Now it’s just one with one update to run and one UI to deal with.”
  • ★★★★★
    “Anyone who has been dealing with WordPress for a long time knows how risky it is to have too many plugins from different developers – one unfortunate update, and we have a fatal error…”
  • ★★★★★
    “This plugin helps me manage over 15 websites and at every new installation it saves me so much time that it’s unbelievable how these functionalities are not built-in in wordpress.”
  • ★★★★★
    “Previously I had to install multiple plugins for each feature of this plugin. Features I love: Export Users, Duplicate Pages & Posts, Insert Headers & Footers Snippets, Debug Mode, SVG Upload.”
  • ★★★★★
    “This does things that I would normally have to deal with via code snippets or additional plugins. This plugin has become a part of my “new site base stack” – only possible because of the modularity and subsequent small footprint.”
  • ★★★★★
    “I have removed 5 plugins from every site i work on now. Development time for new features is fast and the developer is always listening to their users!”

A WordPress plugin made of 51 modules for the jobs most sites need, such as SMTP email, duplicating pages, code snippets, login protection and admin clean-up. You switch on the modules you want and leave the rest off.

Yes. The free plugin on WordPress.org includes 35 modules, 13 of which have extra Pro options. WP Extended Pro adds 16 more modules and all the Pro options, from $29 a year.

Modules you leave switched off don’t load. Only the modules you turn on run their code, so a site using five modules carries five modules, not fifty.

Yes, but run one tool per job. For example, use either SMTP Email or another mail plugin, not both. Switch the module on, check it works, then deactivate the old plugin.

SQ1 Digital Limited, a UK company based in Northampton. WP Extended has shipped 50 releases since 2022. You can read them all in the changelog.

Start free. Switch on what you need.

Install the free plugin from WordPress.org, try the modules on a real site, and upgrade to Pro when a project needs more.

Pro from $29 a year · 14-day money-back guarantee