Static JSON Export with CORS
Static JSON Export with CORS
Serve static JSON feeds via standard WP REST API, or upgrade to PRO for sub-millisecond bypass delivery via a standalone api.php.
Bypass WordPress core and DB connections entirely. Safe, lightweight, and easy CORS config.
While standard WP REST API and WPGraphQL are powerful, they introduce severe bottlenecks for modern frontends.
WP API executes DB queries and boots massive PHP frameworks on every single request, resulting in high latency and poor LCP scores.
Developers waste hours troubleshooting Access-Control-Allow-Origin blockers and rewriting server configurations.
High volume requests easily reach maximum DB connections, causing your WordPress site to crash completely.
Our plugin generates optimized static files that are served independently for extreme performance and stability.
Requests boot the heavy WP core, active plugins, and establish active MySQL DB connections, creating massive overhead.
api.php Endpoint PROExclusive to the PRO version. Generates static JSON on post saves, and external requests retrieve static files directly without starting WP core.
Enjoy your familiar WordPress dashboard while serving sub-millisecond payloads to your users.
Simply copy and paste allowed Origin domains into the dashboard whitelist. Zero Nginx/Apache configuration required.
Combine regular posts, pages, and any custom post types into a single, unified JSON feed payload effortlessly.
Inject custom fields or taxonomy terms (names and slugs) dynamically into custom JSON keys of your choice.
Uses parent container event delegation, eliminating event leaks and ensuring robust dynamic field creation.
Start with our robust Free version or unlock unlimited feed structures, payload optimization, and developer Webhooks.
Perfect for personal blogs, staging tests, and small headless setups.
For single production website. Includes all premium features.
Perfect for small business, client sites, and multi-tenant setups.
Ideal for agencies, SaaS platforms, and enterprise-grade workloads.
| Features & Specifications | Free Edition (Core) | PRO Edition (Pro) |
|---|---|---|
| Max JSON Feeds | Max 1 Feed | Unlimited |
| Delivery Performance | Standard REST API | Bypass Delivery (via api.php) |
| Target Post Types | Single Selection (dropdown) | Multiple Selection (checkboxes) |
| Taxonomy Filter Mode | Single Taxonomy Only | Multiple (AND / OR Logic) |
| Custom Taxonomies Support | Supported | Supported |
| Output JSON Formatting | Pretty Print Only | Pretty / Minify Selection |
| Deployment Webhook | Not Supported | Supported (per feed) |
| Dynamic Attribute Mapping (Custom Fields & Taxonomies) | Not Supported | Supported (Unlimited) |
| Auto Filename De-duplication | Not Required | Auto-rename (e.g. feed_2.json) |
| Multilingual (i18n) Support | Supported | Supported |
Everything you need to know about serving static CORS feeds.
api.php, it maps Origin requests, outputs headers, and sends raw static JSON directly without booting the WordPress core or running MySQL queries, resulting in sub-millisecond response speeds. (The Free version serves static-like JSON dynamically via the standard WP REST API endpoint).
http://localhost:3000 or http://localhost:8080 inside the CORS Whitelist setting inside your WordPress admin dashboard to fetch data safely during local development.
Say goodbye to CORS configuration blocks and slow server loading. Get started with Static JSON Export with CORS today.
Static JSON Export