WordPress API Posts and Pages Sync with Multiple WordPress Sites

This plugin enables synchronization of posts and pages across multiple WordPress sites using WordPress REST API. It allows website administrators to manage content on one site and automatically distribute or sync that content to other connected WordPress installations, streamlining multi-site content management workflows.

Key Features

• Multi-Site Synchronization - Connect and sync content between multiple WordPress sites simultaneously from a central location
• REST API Integration - Leverages WordPress REST API for secure and reliable data transfer between sites
• Posts and Pages Sync - Synchronize both blog posts and static pages across your network of WordPress installations
• Selective Content Sync - Choose which posts and pages to synchronize rather than syncing everything automatically
• Bidirectional Sync Options - Configure one-way or two-way synchronization depending on your content workflow needs
• Scheduled Synchronization - Set up automatic sync schedules to keep content updated across sites on a regular basis
• Site Connection Management - Add, edit, and manage connections to multiple remote WordPress sites with authentication
• Content Mapping - Map content fields and categories between different site configurations during synchronization
• Sync Status Monitoring - View detailed logs and status reports of all synchronization activities and any errors
• WooCommerce Support - Compatible with WooCommerce for syncing product-related content across multiple stores
• Custom Field Support - Sync custom post meta and custom fields alongside standard post content
• Conflict Resolution - Handle content conflicts when syncing between multiple sites with configurable resolution rules

Best For

This plugin is ideal for organizations managing multiple WordPress sites that need to maintain consistent content across their network, such as multi-location businesses, franchise operations, or content networks. It's particularly useful for agencies managing client sites that require centralized content distribution, and for WooCommerce store networks that need to sync product information across multiple locations. It solves the problem of manually updating the same content on multiple separate WordPress installations.