Pulling your WordPress data out of the platform and into a live dashboard shouldn't require a developer or a manual export. Connect WordPress to Klipfolio Klips and your site metrics update automatically, displayed exactly the way your team needs to see them.

How to connect WordPress to Klipfolio

Klipfolio connects to WordPress via OAuth. You'll need your WordPress login credentials to authorize the connection. Once connected, Klipfolio securely accesses your WordPress account and stores the connection for reuse.

There are two ways to bring WordPress data into Klipfolio: pre-built data sources and custom-built data sources. Start with pre-built if you want to move fast.

Use pre-built WordPress data sources

  1. Go to the Service Connectors page in Klipfolio and select WordPress.
  2. Choose a pre-built data source from the left panel on the Choose a pre-built or custom connection page.
  3. Click Connect an account, enter your WordPress credentials, and click Next. If prompted, click Allow Access, then Continue. (If you've connected before, select your existing connection from the drop-down and click Continue.)
  4. Enter your WordPress Site Domain (for example, yoursite.wordpress.com) where prompted.
  5. Click Get data, review the results, and click Continue.
  6. Name your data source, set a refresh schedule, and click Save.

View the step-by-step setup guide

Build a custom WordPress data source

If the pre-built options don't cover the metrics you need, build your own query using the WordPress REST API.

  1. Go to the Service Connectors page and select WordPress.
  2. Click Create a custom WordPress data source.
  3. Connect your account or select an existing connection, then click Continue.
  4. On the Configure your data source page, update the Query URL. Replace any placeholder text (such as

    <yourSiteDomain>

    ) with your actual site domain.
  5. Edit the Query URL to return the data you need. Refer to the WordPress API documentation for available endpoints.
  6. Click Get data, review the results, and click Continue.
  7. Name your data source, set a refresh schedule, and click Save.

Use the WordPress API Console to build and test queries before connecting them to Klipfolio.

View the step-by-step setup guide

Top reasons to use Klipfolio for WordPress dashboards

  • See your site metrics in real time. Posts, followers, site stats, and insights update on a schedule you control, from every minute to once a day, so you're never working from stale data.

  • Combine WordPress with other data sources. Pull in traffic data, lead generation numbers, or social metrics alongside your WordPress content metrics, all in one dashboard.

  • Share results without sharing access. Distribute dashboards via public links, scheduled PDF emails, or embedded views. No WordPress login required for your stakeholders.

  • Build the view your team actually needs. Use 30+ visualization types and Excel-like formulas to shape your WordPress data into charts, tables, and gauges that match how your team thinks.

  • Start fast with pre-built data sources. Klipfolio includes pre-built WordPress data sources for the most common metrics, including followers, posts, site stats, and insights, so you can go from connection to dashboard in minutes.

From WordPress to dashboard: what changes

What you do in WordPressWhat Klipfolio adds
Log in to check site stats manuallyAutomated dashboards that update on a set schedule
Export data to a spreadsheet for reportingLive visualizations built directly from your WordPress data
Share screenshots or PDFs of metricsShareable dashboards with real-time data via link or embed
View one metric at a time inside WordPressCombined views across posts, followers, stats, and more

Stop checking WordPress manually. Start tracking what matters in a dashboard your whole team can see.

Use the Connector Gallery to create a custom WordPress dashboard

With our Connector Gallery, you can create custom API queries to pull in data from your WordPress account. Building custom queries allows you to specify the metrics and time periods that you want to track.

You can use custom queries to build out visualizations in Klipfolio. You can also combine your WordPress data with other relevant data to create your custom dashboard.

Learn more about working with the WordPress API and how you can start building your own WordPress queries in Klipfolio.

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