arunbrahma

Drops a small “X min read” line above each post on your site. Same little badge Medium uses and most blogs use.
The plugin counts the words, divides by reading speed, prepends the badge above the content. That is the whole thing. No tracking, no upsells, no third-party scripts.
What you can change from Settings, Optic Read-O-Meter:
<ul>
<li>Words per minute (default 200, the global newspaper average).</li>
<li>Style: pill, minimal, dark, outline, or none.</li>
<li>Icon: clock, coffee, book, or none.</li>
<li>Colors via the WordPress color picker, plus seven one-click palettes (Emerald, Sky, Rose, Amber, Violet, Slate, Dark).</li>
<li>Position above, below, or both.</li>
<li>Separate singular and plural templates, one for “1 minute read” and one for “5 minutes read”.</li>
<li>Optional image time. Each image adds 12 seconds by default, the same convention Medium uses.</li>
<li>Minimum word count to skip the badge on short posts.</li>
<li>Which post types get the auto-prepended badge.</li>
</ul>
Per post, an editor sidebar lets you hide the badge for a specific post or set a manual minute count.
A Reading Time Gutenberg block ships with the plugin. Drop it anywhere in the block editor and pick “Styled badge” or “Plain text” from the sidebar. There is also a shortcode for non-block contexts: <code>[optrom_reading_time]</code>, <code>[optrom_reading_time format="badge"]</code>, or <code>[optrom_reading_time template="About %s"]</code>.
Performance: word and image counts are cached in post meta on save. After that, rendering reads one integer. No external HTTP, no analytics.
For developers, two filters: <code>optrom_words_per_minute</code> to override the WPM per post, and <code>optrom_label</code> to replace the entire label string.
The plugin cleans up after itself. Option and post meta are deleted on uninstall.

Optic Read-O-Meter

Drops an "X min read" line above your posts. Five styles, color palettes, image-aware time, plural wording, shortcode and block.

mmurillo64

TiQety Quotes adds a complete quote workflow to WordPress for businesses that need to prepare, send, track, and manage customer quotes from the admin area.
The plugin creates a dedicated Quotes admin area where staff can build quotes, add line items, calculate totals, manage quote statuses, and send customer-facing quote links.
Customers can open a secure public quote page to review the quote details, approve or decline the quote, and complete configured payment steps when enabled.
<h4>Core features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Custom Quotes admin area in WordPress.</li>
<li>Quote detail editing with customer and company information.</li>
<li>Line items, subtotal, tax, and total calculations.</li>
<li>Customer-facing public quote pages.</li>
<li>Approve and decline workflow.</li>
<li>Quote status tracking, including sent, viewed, approved, declined, paid, draft, and expired states.</li>
<li>Admin filters, sortable columns, and quote list management tools.</li>
<li>Configurable branding settings such as logo, company name, accent color, and footer text.</li>
<li>Email sending workflow for quote delivery.</li>
<li>Optional payment workflow support when payment methods are enabled.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Typical use cases</h4>
<ul>
<li>Service businesses sending formal quotes or proposals.</li>
<li>IT providers sending customer pricing and approval requests.</li>
<li>Consultants who need branded customer-facing quote pages.</li>
<li>Teams that want quote status visibility inside WordPress.</li>
</ul>

TiQety Quotes

Create, send, and manage professional customer quotes in WordPress with public approval, decline, and optional payment workflows.

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