Controlled Draft Publisher for WordPress
- Category rank
- #59 in Automation
- Listing audit
- 46/100
Controlled Draft Publisher is a WordPress Plugin Directory app by techygeekshome. With a rating of 5.0★ from 1 reviews, it currently ranks #59 in the Automation category.
Controlled Draft Publisher is the #59 ranked Automation app on WordPress, with a 5.0 average rating from 1 review, as of Sep 11, 2026.
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Controlled Draft Publisher ranks #59 of 516 in Automation on WordPress. It holds a 5.0★ average from 1 review on WordPress.
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- No standout positives in the measured data.
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- −Only 1 review — the average can still move with a few new ratings
How Controlled Draft Publisher works
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Publishes draft posts automatically on a schedule. Includes per-post-type intervals, an optional publishing window (e.g. only publish 9am-6pm on weekdays), email notifications, logging, and an admin dashboard with start/stop, manual publish, filter, and refresh controls.
Features:
– Publish drafts at a configurable interval, globally or per post type.
– Optional publishing window and weekend skip, so drafts never go out overnight or on weekends unless you want them to.
– Optional email alert when a draft is published or when a publish attempt fails.
– Simple start/stop controls and manual publish button.
– “Next Up” preview on the dashboard shows exactly which drafts will publish next, in order, before it happens.
– Per-post “Exclude this draft from auto-publish” option, for the odd draft you want to hold back by hand.
– Activity log with timestamps, post titles, and permalinks, exportable to CSV.
– Basic stats: total published, last published entry, 7-day activity chart.
– Works with selected post types and categories.
Privacy Policy Controlled Draft Publisher stores an activity log (cdp_log) in the WordPress database when logging is enabled. The log includes post IDs, titles, timestamps, permalinks, and post types for published drafts. If email notifications are enabled, publish summaries are sent to the configured notification address using WordPress’s built-in mail function. No user data is collected or sent externally. Logs can be cleared or exported via the dashboard. All plugin options are removed automatically when the plugin is deleted.