Content Notify NULLED - Plugin​

Let your users stay up-to-date.​

Allow anyone to create subscriptions to any content on your WordPress site. When content is published or updated that matches their subscription, they're sent an email alert. It's simple, powerful, and easy to manage.

Easy-to-use Form Builder​

Create as many forms as you like using Content Notify's Subscription Form Builder. Each form can be customised to show only the fields you want and can be placed almost anywhere, including on any page, post, or custom post type.

Easy Subscription Management​

Logged-in Users can manage their own subscriptions via a page on your website.
Subscribers without an account can unsubscribe from the bottom of any email.
Admins can create, edit, and delete Subscriptions from the WP Admin.

Simplified forms for logged-in users​

Content Notify will automatically use the info stored in the User's account, so they can skip some of the more tedius parts of the form, such as the email address, name, and privacy policy checkbox fields.

Unsubscribe Easily​

Anyone with a subscription can unsubscribe from the bottom of any email alert that has been sent by Content Notify. Admins can delete subscriptions from within the WordPress Admin.

Single 'Follow' Button​

Some of the simplest forms are the best ones. Want to let logged-in users subscribe to content using a single click? Content Notify's 'Follow' button handles that.

Forms Protected with CAPTCHA​

Content Notify comes with support for the most popular CAPTCHA services - Google reCAPTCHA, Cloudflare Turnstile, and hCaptcha. Easily protect your subscription forms from bots, and spam subscribers.

Nice Looking Emails​

By default, every email from Content Notify is sent as a nicely styled, fully customisable HTML email. Alternatively, emails can be sent in plain text.

Plays well with Developers​

Content Notify works with all methods of publishing or updating content, including: the Block Editor, Gutenberg plugin, Classic Editor plugin, WP REST API, WP-CLI, and wp_insert_post(). It also comes with hooks and filters, and full, clear documentation.