Page inventory

WordPress page management

Review pages on a connected site, find the right record, and keep search and maintenance tools close.

  • No credit card required
  • First site free forever
  • $2.99 per extra site

How it works

How teams use this in CMDPress

Built for teams that need a clear view of client content next to WordPress maintenance.

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Open the site record and choose pages.

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Find the page and review status and ownership.

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Use Search Console when the page is part of a visibility or traffic question.

Inside the product

See it in the live workspace

Every screen below is from the current CMDPress demo.

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Open the site record and choose pages.

Pages for each connected site are listed inside its record, without signing in to wp-admin.

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Find the page and review status and ownership.

Check whether a page is published or in draft, and who owns it, before anyone edits it.

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Use Search Console when the page is part of a visibility or traffic question

If a page is losing traffic, its search data is in the same site record.

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FAQ

Page management questions

Is there a WordPress page management tool for multiple sites?
Yes. CMDPress lists the pages of each connected site inside that site’s record, showing whether each page is published or in draft and who owns it, without signing in to wp-admin. Search Console data and maintenance tools sit in the same record, so content and site care stay together.
How do I update a page in WordPress?
In wp-admin, go to Pages, open the page in the editor, make your change and click Update or Save. With CMDPress, you can find the right page in the site record first, check its status and owner, then use Magic Login to open wp-admin for that site in one click.
How do I find draft pages in WordPress?
In wp-admin, open Pages and click the Drafts link above the list. In CMDPress, each connected site’s record lists its pages and shows whether each one is published or in draft, plus who owns it, so you can check before anyone edits it.
How do I check search traffic for a WordPress page?
Use Google Search Console, which reports clicks, impressions and average position for each page. In CMDPress, Search Console data sits in the same site record as the page list, so when a page is losing traffic you can check its search data without opening another tool.

One site is free

Run the full WordPress care workflow in one place

Keep one site free forever. Add more sites for $2.99 each per month with no feature add-on fees.