Admin Columns
Add columns to the management tables for Post Types, Taxonomies, Media, and Users.
Create custom tables entirely separate from WordPress. You most likely don’t need these and we recommend you use Custom Post Types or Custom Taxonomies instead.
Add advanced relationship objects for relating to including Database Tables, Multisite Networks, Multisite Sites, Themes, Page Templates, Sidebars, Post Type Objects, and Taxonomy Objects
Pods Alternative Cache is a file-based or database-based caching solution for hosts that have limitations on object caching. Pods Alternative Cache provides optimal performance with Pods sites on hosts with no object caching or low limits. It was developed for and tested against the WPEngine platform to improve performance of cached objects generated from Pods.
Automatic front-end output of Pods Templates. No PHP code required. Supports post type and taxonomy Pods. Included in Pods since version 2.5.4.
With the BuddyForms Pods extension, you bring the potential from Pods and BuddyForms together. Create outstanding Pods and use BuddyForms for content creation and management. You can make any part of your Pods accessible in your BuddyForms forms
Cleanup unused images from Pods and other content types in WordPress, removing them from the Media Library.
Use Conductor to display Pods custom fields without writing any code. We make it easy to build content layouts on any WordPress theme right in the customizer. Drag and drop and choose which Pods custom fields to display using Conductor.
A simple CSV Importer, compatible with every kinds of Pods including Advanced Content Types.
Export your Pod and Field definitions into code for registering them in a theme or plugin that can be version controlled.
Integration with the Genesis Framework for theming, makes it easier than ever to build sites with Pods.
Integrates with Gravity Forms to map submissions into Pods, and provides a number of advanced abilities to customize how the forms work. Also included is Pods GF UI which lets you build front-end management areas using Gravity Forms for the add/edit forms, and Pods for the management lists.
A holdover from Pods 1.x for backwards compatibility purposes, you most likely don’t need these and we recommend you use our WP filters and actions instead.
BackupBuddy lets you backup your site, including your Pods content, configuration, and relationships — and restore them with ease.
Queue callbacks to be ran with arguments, unlike wp_cron which is scheduled jobs, these are queued and run concurrently as needed.
Integration with Markdown; Adds an option to enable Markdown syntax for Paragraph text fields.
Import Custom Post Types and Taxonomies from Custom Post Type UI
Import/Export your Pods, Fields, and other settings from any Pods site; Includes an API to Import/Export Packages via PHP
Create advanced URL structures using wildcards, they can exist on-top of any existing WordPress URL rewrites or be entirely custom. Add a path and select the WP Template to use, the rest is up to you!
Pro Features and Integrations, all built by the ultimate Pods Pro — Scott Kingsley Clark
Integration with Polylang, a Multilingual WordPress plugin that allows for multiple translations of content for your site.
Integrates with the WordPress Stream plugin to track changes to Pods and content
Add tabs to the Post Type editor, letting you split up metaboxes created by Pods and other plugins.
Enable a custom database table for your custom fields on Post Types, Media, Taxonomies, Users, and Comments.
An easy to use templating engine for Pods. Use {@field_name} magic tags to output values, within your HTML markup.
Integration with the Timber theme, makes it easy to integrate with the Twig Templating Engine that powers it.
Visualize your Pods Framework relationships at a high-level with a simple diagram. No learning curve. A menu item is created under the Pods Admin menu; you click, you see.
Integration with WPML, a Multilingual WordPress plugin that allows for multiple translations of content for your site.
Enable any post type to relate to another with Yet Another Related Posts Plugin (YARPP) functionality.