Post Calendar by Gelform vs Raptor Scheduled Content Expiry

The Post Calendar plugin replaces the standard WordPress post list with a calendar view, so you can see your published and scheduled posts laid out by date. Why You’ll Like the Post Calendar plugin See your publishing schedule at a glance instead of scrolling a long list. Rescheduling is one click: click any post on the calendar, pick a new date and time from the popup, and you’re done. Have unscheduled drafts? The “Drafts” button shows them all in one place so you can quickly assign each a publish date. The plugin is a good fit for bloggers, content marketers, news sites, or anyone managing an active content calendar. Settings let you choose which post types get the calendar view and whether to add a calendar link to the admin menu.

Raptor Scheduled Content Expiry gives you full control over what happens to your content when it reaches its expiration date. Set precise expiry dates on posts, pages, and custom post types, then choose from multiple expiry actions: auto-unpublish (move to draft), redirect to any URL, swap the content with a replacement, or simply hide it from visitors. What You Can Do (Free) Set expiry dates and times on any post, page, public custom post type, or WooCommerce product Choose an expiry action per post: move to draft, redirect (301 or 302), swap content, or hide from archive/search Content swap lets you prepare a replacement message, archived notice, or seasonal placeholder Auto-redirect expired URLs to any destination so visitors never hit a dead page Role-based access control so only Administrators or Editors can manage expiry rules Timezone-aware scheduling that respects your WordPress timezone setting Audit log showing every expiry event with timestamp, action taken, and which user configured it Quick Edit and Bulk Edit support for setting or clearing expiry dates across multiple posts Dashboard widget showing upcoming expirations in the next 7 days Clean uninstall that removes all plugin data from your database when you delete the plugin Runs on Action Scheduler for reliable, precise execution