Who makes SlugSync

SlugSync is built by one independent developer to make large WordPress URL changes safer, more visible and easier to reverse.

SlugSync snail mascot waving
Armin KapetanovicDeveloper
Bosnia and HerzegovinaIndependent publisher
Public Free sourceGitHub
Preview + UndoCore principle

The publisher

Built and supported by one independent developer

SlugSync is built and supported by Armin Kapetanovic, an independent web developer based in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Work in the open

Free source, releases, issues and changes can be inspected in the public GitHub repository.

Preview before speed

A bulk URL change should never be blind. Preview, confirmed Apply, resumable batches, reports and Undo are part of the first release.

Live on WordPress.org

SlugSync Free is published in the WordPress.org plugin directory. This site also serves a ZIP synchronized from the public GitHub build, with a changelog and SHA-256 digest, for manual installs and update checks.

Why it exists

A safer path through messy WordPress URLs

Imports, moves and bulk uploads can leave hundreds or thousands of products and posts with unclear or outdated addresses.

1

Find the mismatch

WordPress may keep an old address after a title changes, leaving imported or migrated content with unclear paths.

No change yet
2

Preview the repair

SlugSync calculates candidate URLs and shows old and proposed addresses side by side.

Inspect first
3

Protect the result

Apply only after confirmation, keep redirects and reports, and retain a per-run Undo path.

Controlled update

How it is funded

Free stays free. Pro stays separate.

Ads help support the Free plugin, while Pro funds continued product development. Advertisers do not influence product information, comparisons or documentation.

Website advertising

Google AdSense helps support the Free plugin. Cookie behavior and controls are explained in the Privacy Policy.

Optional Pro add-on

Pro adds WooCommerce product organisation, URL templates and term protections. Nothing currently in Free will move to Pro.

Editorial independence

Advertisers have no say in the content and receive no special treatment in comparisons, features or FAQs.

Plugin privacy

Your site data stays on your site

These choices apply to both versions of the plugin.

No usage tracking

Neither version sends SlugSync usage or activation data to the developer.

Private licence check

Pro checks its licence locally on your website. SlugSync does not keep a list of activated sites.

Local records

Plugin settings, reports, redirects and Undo information stay in your WordPress installation.

Both versions use the GPL-2.0-or-later licence. Free source is public; Pro buyers receive full source with the add-on.

Want to inspect the work or ask a question?

Use GitHub for public bugs and feature requests, or contact the developer for licensing, press and privacy questions.

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