Share buttons that load fast, look like your site, and count what people actually share.
Buttons in the places people actually share from — under the article, floating beside it, pinned to the bottom on a phone — in a design that looks like it belongs to your site rather than to a plugin.
No network SDKs, no tracking pixels, no fonts fetched from a CDN. Your readers are not introduced to five advertising companies on the way to sharing a post, and there is nothing to disclose in a cookie banner.
We count presses on your own buttons. The networks stopped publishing share counts years ago, so anything still showing them is guessing — and knowing which network your readers use changes where you spend time.
X, Facebook, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, Telegram, Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon, Tumblr and email, plus copy link, print and the phone's own share sheet. No dead networks padding the list.
Solid, outline, soft, minimal, pill or square — with rounded, circular or square corners, three sizes, and labels that can hide themselves on a phone where a labelled row would wrap into a wall.
Each network in its own brand colour, everything in one neutral, or everything in a colour you pick. The buttons inherit your theme's typography either way, so they read as part of the page.
Above the content, below it, floating alongside it, or pinned to the bottom of the screen on a phone. Use as many as suit the page — and a shortcode for anywhere else.
Choose which content types get buttons, whether archives and the front page do, and switch them off for one particular post from the editor without keeping a list of exceptions.
Mark the one sentence in an article worth repeating and a reader can post it in a single click, with a link back to you.
Fifteen networks, in the order you choose. Four or five earn more shares than fifteen — a long row is a decision, and readers skip decisions.
Six styles, three sizes, your colours or the networks' own — and they inherit your theme's type, so nothing arrives bringing its own font.
The networks stopped publishing share counts years ago. We count presses on your own buttons instead, which is the number that tells you something.
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Readable by default on every design, and a save that says what it saved.
After checkout you get a licence key and a download link straight away, plus an email copy. Upload the ZIP under Plugins → Add New, activate it, and paste your key into the plugin settings.
Once your key is entered, new versions appear on your Plugins screen and install with one click, exactly like a plugin from the WordPress directory.
The plugin keeps working. You only lose access to new updates and support until you renew.
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