The all in one WordPress pluginKill your
plugin pile.
Infinity23 packs the WordPress utilities you install on every single build - accessibility, SMTP, redirects, cron control, media folders, security, contact buttons, notes - into one plugin with one settings panel. Anything you switch off is never loaded.
By the numbers
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Plugin to update
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Settings panel
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Admin ads
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Bytes when off
Every extra plugin is a cost you don't see.
A "small" utility plugin is never just a feature. It is another update to watch, another author to trust, another set of hooks fighting for the same filters, and another row of options loaded on every request. Multiply that by the five to ten utilities on a normal build, then multiply it again by every site you look after.
01
Update fatigue
Ten utility plugins means ten changelogs, ten security advisories and ten chances that an auto update breaks a client site on a Friday afternoon.
02
Settings sprawl
Every plugin invents its own admin page, its own menu position and its own idea of where "settings" live. Handing a site over becomes a guided tour.
03
Dead weight on load
Most utility plugins load their CSS, JS and option rows on every page, even the pages where their feature does nothing at all.
04
Renewal creep
A few pro licenses at 39 to 79 dollars each, renewed yearly, quietly turns into a bigger line item than the hosting the sites run on.
One plugin versus the usual stack.
Here is what a typical pile of single purpose utility plugins actually costs you, next to the same job done by Infinity23.
| What you deal with | Infinity23 | Separate plugins |
|---|---|---|
| Plugins to keep updated | 1 | One per feature |
| Settings screens to learn | 1 panel | One per plugin |
| Code loaded for features you don't use | None | Usually all of it |
| Risk of two plugins fighting over the same hook | Low | High |
| Upsell banners inside wp-admin | None | Common |
| Consistent look across every feature | Yes | No |
| Per page exclusion for every feature | Built in | Rare |
| Yearly cost across 25 sites | 99 USD total | Often 300 USD and up |
Install. Activate. Switch on.
There is no wizard, no onboarding flow and no account to connect. The plugin ships switched off and you decide what each site gets.
01
Install the plugin
Upload the ZIP or install it from the WordPress plugins screen, then activate it like any other plugin. An Essential menu appears in your sidebar.
02
Pick your modules
Open the Include / Exclude screen and switch on only the modules that this particular site needs. Everything else stays out of the way.
03
Configure and go
Each module you switched on gets its own page under the Essential menu, with its own on/off switch, its own settings and its own page exclusions.
04
Repeat per site
Same plugin, same panel, different set of switches. A site that only needs redirects and SMTP loads nothing but redirects and SMTP.
The modules. Turn on what you need.
Each one is a full feature, not a checkbox. Every module has its own on/off switch, its own settings page, its own colour and position controls where relevant, and its own list of page IDs to stay away from.
Accessibility
Floating widget with font sizing, light and high contrast modes, link highlighting, reset and a link to your statement page.
Front end
Back To Top
Scroll to top button with its own scroll trigger distance for desktop and mobile, custom icon, size, colour and border radius.
Front end
WhatsApp Button
Floating WhatsApp button with three built in designs or your own image, a pre filled message and separate desktop and mobile positions.
Front end
Phone Button
Click to call button with solid or gradient background, custom icon, live preview while you edit and per device positioning.
Front end
Mobile Contact Line
Fixed bottom bar with phone, email, WhatsApp and a free chat button that can point anywhere - a form, Waze, Maps or a Facebook page.
Front end
Cookie Consent
Consent bar that remembers the visitor choice, auto links the privacy policy page set in WordPress and positions itself per device.
Front end
Sticky Sidebar
Keeps your theme sidebar in view while the page scrolls, stops at the end of the content area and stands down on narrow screens.
Front end
Tag Manager
Drop tracking and verification code into the head, after the body tag or before it closes, with lazy loading for the big trackers.
Front end
Page and Post Notes
Internal notes on any page, post or custom post type, plus a dashboard widget and a notes column in the admin list tables.
Admin
Show All Pages
Every page, post, category, tag, custom post type and WooCommerce item in one searchable view, with Yoast columns when Yoast is active.
Admin
Show Pages IDs
ID columns across pages, posts, media, comments, taxonomies, users and custom post types, plus the ID in the admin bar and on the body tag.
Admin
Duplicate Pages
One click duplicate from the list table, the admin bar or the bulk actions menu, with full control over exactly which fields get copied.
Admin
Folders Organizer
Folders for the Media Library, Pages, Posts and any custom post type, each content type with its own separate folder tree.
Admin
LTR / RTL Direction
A Direction button in the admin bar that flips any admin screen between left to right and right to left, optionally remembered per page.
Admin
WordPress Settings
Site logo, favicon, name and description, classic editor, block library CSS removal, image resize control and upload renaming.
Admin
Email SMTP
Route WordPress mail through Google, Amazon SES, Elastic Email, SendGrid, Mailgun, Maileroo or any custom SMTP host, with a test send and an optional log.
Infrastructure
Redirect 301 / 302
Redirects grouped into folders, exact or contains matching, query string passthrough, a hit counter per rule, bulk insert and an optional log.
Infrastructure
SSL and Security
Forces HTTPS on every request including the REST API, understands reverse proxy and CDN headers, and rewrites leftover http links in the output.
Infrastructure
Cron Management
See every scheduled WP-Cron event, run it now, reschedule it, pause it, change its interval, log what fired and trigger cron from outside.
Infrastructure
Update Manager
Switch off automatic updates for core, plugins or themes, block individual plugins from updating and hide the core update notice.
Infrastructure
Plugins and Themes Downloader
Download any installed plugin or theme as a ZIP straight from wp-admin, with the version in the file name and no FTP access needed.
Infrastructure
LLMs.txt and Robots.txt
View, create, edit and delete the llms.txt and robots.txt files in your site root without touching FTP, with the public URL shown for each.
InfrastructureWhat you actually get per module.
Open any module below to see the real option list. These are not teaser features - they are the settings that ship in the plugin.
A floating button that lets visitors adapt the page to how they read, with the choice remembered between pages for as long as you decide.
- Increase and decrease font size across the whole site
- Light contrast and high contrast display modes
- Highlight every link on the page
- Reset button that returns the site to its original state
- Link out to your accessibility statement page
- Remembers visitor choices for a time period you set
- Custom button image, size, background, border and radius
- Separate button position for desktop and for mobile
- Exclude any element from being changed using a CSS class
- Every button label can be translated to any language
Insert tracking and verification code anywhere on the page without opening a theme file or a child theme functions file.
- Code inside the head tags
- Code right after the opening body tag
- Code right before the closing body tag
- Unlimited code rows for each of the three positions
- Lazy loading for Analytics, Tag Manager, Facebook Pixel and Yandex Metrika
- Add your own JavaScript to the lazy loading queue
- Set the idle delay in milliseconds before the codes load
- Skip the codes for admins or for all logged in users
- Exclude the codes from specific pages by ID
- Storage notes area for keeping old codes around
- PHP functions you can call from outside WordPress
A full redirect manager with folders, matching rules and an optional log, instead of a flat list that becomes unreadable after fifty rows.
- Group redirects into folders
- 301 permanent or 302 temporary per rule
- Exact match or contains match
- Choose whether to pass the original query string along
- Hit counter on every redirect
- Bulk insert many redirects at once
- Optional log with IP, country, browser and device
- Automatic log cleanup by age and by row count
Stop WordPress mail from going out through the server mail function and landing in spam.
- Google, Amazon SES, Elastic Email, SendGrid, Mailgun, Maileroo or custom
- Choose host, port and encryption method
- Optional username and password authentication
- Credentials encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they are stored
- Force a From address and name and block other plugins from changing it
- Send a test email to confirm the connection
- Optional email log with retention and row limits
Duplicate anything, and decide exactly what travels with the copy.
- Duplicate link in the list table, the admin bar and bulk actions
- Works with pages, posts and any custom post type you choose
- Pick what is copied: title, slug, content, excerpt, featured image and more
- Copy status, publish date, author, password, template, format and menu order
- Copy taxonomies such as categories and tags
- Copy custom fields, including data written by other plugins
- Separate switch for copying the Yoast SEO data
- Blocklist custom fields that must never be copied, wildcards supported
- Add a prefix or suffix to the copy title
- Copy is created as a draft unless you keep the original status
- Only users who can edit the original can duplicate it
WP-Cron is where slow sites hide. This module makes it visible and controllable.
- Every scheduled event and when it runs next
- Run any event immediately
- Reschedule an event to start now
- Pause an event without touching its schedule
- Change an event interval, reverted automatically on deactivate
- Log of the events that actually ran
- Secure URL for triggering WP-Cron from an external scheduler
One screen that answers "what is actually on this site" without clicking through eight admin menus.
- Pages, posts, categories, tags, custom post types and WooCommerce items
- Published, private and scheduled shown separately
- Search by title, or by title and content
- Total count per content type
- Yoast title, description, noindex and nofollow when Yoast is installed
- Filter out pages with no SEO title or description
- Filter out pages excluded from the sitemap
- Show or hide any column
- Direct edit links, including an Elementor link when Elementor is active
- Pagination with a selectable page size
The fixed bar at the bottom of the screen that most local business sites need and most themes do not ship.
- Phone, email, WhatsApp and chat buttons
- Chat button can point at a form, Waze, Google Maps, Facebook or anything else
- Per button text, background colour and width
- Set the display order of the buttons
- Email button as a mailto link or as a link to your contact page
- Pre filled WhatsApp message
- Full RTL support
- Exclude the bar from specific pages by ID
A folder tree for the parts of wp-admin that turn into a swamp after two years of client edits.
- Separate folder system per content type
- Folders for the Media Library
- Folders for Pages and Posts
- Folders for any registered custom post type
- Move items between folders or leave them unassigned
- Choose which content types get a folders sidebar
Sticky behaviour that survives real themes - short sidebars, tall sidebars, lazy loaded images and RTL layouts.
- Target the sidebar and container by CSS class or ID
- Handles sidebars shorter and taller than the window
- Stops at the bottom of the content area, never escapes it
- Top and bottom spacing, with the admin bar accounted for
- Switch it off below a screen width you set
- Stands down automatically when the theme stacks the sidebar
- Keeps the box at full height so background and border stay put
- Follows page height changes from content that loads late
- Choose where it loads: front page, blog, pages, posts, archives, search, CPTs
Off means off.
"All in one" usually means "everything loads, all the time". That is not how this is built. A module you did not switch on has no files included, so there is nothing to run.
Nothing is included
The include and exclude choice decides which module files are pulled in at all. A disabled module is not loaded and then hidden - its PHP never runs.
No stray CSS or JS
Front end assets are registered by the module that owns them. No module, no stylesheet, no script, no extra request on the page.
Options load once
Settings live in one table and are read into a single cache on load, instead of one option row lookup per feature per request.
Per page exclusions
Even an enabled module can be kept off specific pages by ID, so a checkout page or a landing page stays completely clean.
Secrets are encrypted
SMTP passwords and API secrets are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they are stored, with a key that belongs to your install rather than to the WordPress salts.
No phone home
The plugin does not call a licensing server on every admin page load, and it does not send your site data anywhere to work.
Start free. Upgrade when you need to.
The free version carries the core modules and everything a normal site needs to run. Pro adds the heavier modules and the advanced options on top. Pro settings are labelled PRO inside the admin panel, and the plugin never interrupts you with popups or banners.
Infinity23 on the WordPress.org directory
Loading the current release information from WordPress.org.
| What you get | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Core modules | Included | Included |
| Include / Exclude control panel | Included | Included |
| Per page exclusion by ID | Included | Included |
| Extra modules | - | Included |
| Advanced options inside each module | - | Included |
| Activity logs (email, redirects, cron) | - | Included |
| Support | Community forum | Direct support |
| Ads and upsell popups in wp-admin | None | None |
Download any WordPress plugin or theme by name.
Type the name of any plugin or theme in the WordPress.org directory and get the ZIP straight away, including older versions. Useful when a client site is offline, when you need a specific version to roll back to, or when you just want the file without logging into anything. This is the same idea as the Plugins and Themes Downloader module inside Infinity23, running here in your browser.
Searches the official WordPress.org directory. Files download from downloads.wordpress.org, nothing is stored or proxied here.
Built for people who run more than one site.
Agencies
The same base plugin on every build, so any developer on the team already knows where the settings are.
- One license across the whole roster
- Same admin panel on every handover
- Fewer third party authors to trust
Freelancers
Everything the average small business site needs, without assembling a stack from scratch on each project.
- Contact buttons and accessibility out of the box
- SMTP and redirects without extra licenses
- Notes so you remember what you did last year
Hosting and maintenance
Fewer moving parts per site means fewer support tickets and fewer surprise update failures.
- Update control for core, plugins and themes
- Cron visibility when a site starts crawling
- ZIP export without giving out FTP access
Hebrew and RTL sites
RTL is handled properly on the front end and in the admin, not bolted on afterwards.
- Hebrew translation included
- Front end output adapts to RTL automatically
- Flip any admin screen direction on demand
What people do with it.
"We were running nine separate plugins across client sites. Infinity23 replaced all of them and cut our average page load by almost half a second."
"One license, one settings screen, every client site. The include and exclude switch is exactly what we needed to keep each site lean."
"It paid for itself in the first month just from the plugin licenses we stopped renewing. Support answered in under an hour."
One license. Every module.
No per feature add ons and no separate purchase per module. Pick the number of sites you run and everything is unlocked on all of them.
2 Sites
$49/yr
- Every module unlocked
- One year of updates
- Email support
25 Sites - Best value
$99/yr
- Every module unlocked
- One year of updates
- Priority support
100 Sites
$199/yr
- Every module unlocked
- One year of updates
- Priority support
250 Sites
$299/yr
- Every module unlocked
- One year of updates
- Priority support
Licenses renew annually. Cancel anytime - the plugin keeps working, updates simply stop. Backed by a 14 day money back guarantee.
14 Day
Money back guarantee
Instant
License activation
GPLv2
Open license
No Ads
Inside your admin
Requirements and what it plays with.
Infinity23 runs alongside your theme and page builder rather than on top of them. It does not touch page content, so nothing breaks when you switch a module off.
WordPress
5.3 or newer
PHP
7.1 or newer
License
GPLv2 or later
Multisite
Per site settings
Page builders
Elementor and others
WooCommerce
Products and taxonomies
Yoast SEO
Columns and copy rules
Languages
English and Hebrew
What changed, and when.
Version 1.0.0
First public release
- Infinity23 plugin launch with the full module set
- Include and exclude panel for switching modules on per site
- Single options table with one cached read per request
- Encrypted storage for SMTP and API credentials
- Hebrew translation and RTL output across every module
Questions?
One WordPress install, counted by domain. Staging and development copies on the same domain do not count against your total.
No. Every module is switched on or off independently from the Include / Exclude screen, per site. Most sites end up using a handful of them.
No. A module you did not switch on is never included, so it adds no scripts, no styles and no database calls. An enabled module is as light as the dedicated plugin it replaces, and you can still exclude it from individual pages by ID.
The plugin keeps working exactly as it is. Updates and support pause until you renew, and nothing gets switched off or locked behind a notice.
Yes, at any time. You pay only the difference between your current tier and the new one.
Yes. Infinity23 runs independently of your theme and builder and does not touch page content, so Elementor, Beaver Builder, Bricks and the block editor are all unaffected.
Yes, and that is the safest way to do it. Switch on one Infinity23 module, move the settings across, confirm it works, then deactivate the old plugin. Repeat for the next one.
Yes. Support can walk you through moving redirects, SMTP settings and tracking codes across from whatever you are using now.
Switch on the Show Pages IDs module. The ID then appears as a column in your admin lists and in the admin bar while you are viewing the page.
Yes. A Hebrew translation ships with the plugin, all front end output adapts itself to RTL sites, and there is a module for flipping the direction of any admin screen on demand.
Passwords and API secrets are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before being written to the database, using a master key that belongs to your own plugin install. On the rare host where PHP has no usable openssl, the value is stored marked so you can see it was not encrypted, instead of silently looking encrypted.
Yes, with no sign up and no limits. It queries the official WordPress.org directory from your browser and links you straight to the file on downloads.wordpress.org. Nothing passes through our server.