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ExpirePress is a lightweight yet powerful WordPress post scheduler designed to automate content management through smart expiration actions. With ExpirePress, you can automatically expire posts and control exactly what happens to your content at a scheduled date and time.
Perfect for blogs, news websites, business sites, and eCommerce stores, ExpirePress helps you keep your website clean, relevant, and up to date — without manual intervention.
You can auto expire posts and apply content actions such as changing post status, updating titles, modifying categories, or hiding content from search and sitemaps.
<h3>Key Fatures</h3>
Flexible ExpirePress Actions 
– Set post status to Draft, Trash, Delete Permanently, or Private 
– Password-protect or unprotect posts 
– Change post categories 
– Update post titles 
– Hide posts from XML sitemaps 
– Exclude posts from site search results
Post Scheduling & Automation 
– Schedule expiration by date and time 
– Automate content lifecycle management 
– Ideal for temporary, seasonal, or time-limited content
User-Friendly Interface 
– Configure expiration settings directly from the post editor 
– No complex setup or configuration required
Supports Multiple Post Types 
– Works with standard posts 
– Fully compatible with custom post types
Reliable & Compatible 
– Lightweight and performance-friendly 
– Tested with modern WordPress versions (6.6+) 
– Compatible with Gutenberg and common plugins
<h3>Customization & Developer Hooks</h3>
ExpirePress is built with developers in mind and provides custom hooks and filters for extending functionality.
You can: 
– Add or remove expiration actions 
– Register custom expiration behaviors 
– Control how new actions are saved 
– Modify expiration logic programmatically
Hooks are available for: 
– Registering new expiration actions 
– Handling data saving when a custom action is added 
– Extending existing expiration workflows
This makes ExpirePress easy to integrate into custom projects, advanced workflows, or third-party plugins.
Full developer documentation is available at: 
https://www.wp-sqr.com/
<h3>Common Use Cases</h3>
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<li>Automatically expire outdated blog posts</li>
<li>Manage seasonal or promotional content</li>
<li>Clean up expired announcements or offers</li>
<li>Control visibility of old content without deleting it</li>
<li>Automate content workflows in WordPress</li>
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ExpirePress gives you full control over post scheduling, auto expiration, and content automation — all in one simple plugin.
<h3>Troubleshooting</h3>
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<li>Ensure the ExpirePress plugin is activated and your WordPress version is at least 5.2.</li>
<li>Deactivate other plugins to check for conflicts.</li>
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ExpirePress – Automatic Post Scheduler for WordPress

ExpirePress automatically schedule post expiration and content actions in WordPress using powerful rules.

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This plugin allows you to automatically set an expiration date for your posts, ensuring they are managed efficiently over time.
When a post reaches its expiration date, it is automatically moved to draft, making it no longer visible on the front end but still available for editing or future publication.
This feature is ideal for content that is time-sensitive, such as promotions, announcements, or event-related posts, helping you maintain a clean and relevant website without needing to manually manage outdated content.
You can configure the expiration period to suit your needs, streamlining post lifecycle management.
<h3>Features</h3>
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Automatic Post Expiration: Set an expiration date for posts, after which they are automatically moved to draft status.
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Customizable Expiration Date: Choose a specific date for posts to expire.
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Expiration Status Indicator: Clearly see which posts have expiration dates and when they are set to expire.
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Post Type Compatibility: Supports various post types, including blog posts, custom posts, and more.
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User-Friendly Interface: Simple and intuitive settings within the WordPress admin panel for easy configuration.
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<h3>How it works</h3>
After creating or editing a post, you can set a specific expiration date or by edit posts. This is typically done via a simple calendar picker.
The plugin automatically monitors all posts with expiration dates, checking the current date against the set expiration.
When a post reaches its expiration date, the plugin automatically moves it to draft status. This makes the post invisible to users on the front end but still accessible for you in the backend for review, edits, or republishing.
The plugin works with most post types, including custom post types.
We’d love to hear your feedback or suggestions for additional features!
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

Auto Post Expire

Sets an expiration date for posts, auto moving them to draft after the set period.

ExpirePress – Automatic Post Scheduler for WordPress vs Auto Post Expire