WordPress API Plugin
Connect your WordPress site to any API, without code.
An advanced, easy to use WordPress API plugin that lets you configure, connect and run API requests from inside your dashboard, ready to use anywhere on your site.
Advanced & easy to use WordPress API plugin
From setup to connection in minutes, without code.
API Press is designed for both beginners and developers who need a reliable way to connect WordPress with external APIs. Whether you’re displaying data on the front end or integrating with back-end systems, this WordPress API plugin gives you the power of custom development in a simple, point-and-click interface.
Unlimited API Connections
Create and manage as many API integrations as you like – no restrictions on the number of APIs you can connect.
Built-In Request Builder
Configure GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests. Add headers, query strings & body parameters without touching code.
Live Preview & Logging
Send test requests & preview the full API response inside WordPress. Responses are logged for easy review.
API Press Features
API Press is feature-rich, yet simple to use.
Works with any REST API
Connect WordPress to virtually any service that provides a REST endpoint.
No coding required
Configure APIs entirely from the dashboard – no developer needed.
Secure authentication
Add Bearer tokens or basic authentication easily.
Display your API
Flexible outputs to display your API data.
Lightweight & fast
Built for WordPress, without unnecessary bloat.
Check out all the features of API Press here.
Why Use a WordPress API Plugin?
WordPress is powerful on its own, but many websites rely on third-party services. A WordPress API plugin lets you connect those services directly to your site without writing custom code. Whether you’re pulling product data, posting to an external system, or showing live stats, an API integration can save time and expand what WordPress can do.
Example Use Cases
With API Press, you can connect WordPress to almost anything:
- Marketing tools – connect to Mailchimp & other email marketing platforms
- E-commerce platforms – display product feeds or sync inventory
- Weather & location APIs – show live forecasts or maps
- Financial data – stock prices, crypto updates, or exchange rates
- Custom business apps – connect your internal systems to WordPress
How to Display API Data in WordPress
Once you’ve set up an integration, you can use:
- Shortcodes – place API data inside any post, page, or widget
- Template tags – drop results directly into theme files
- Custom templates (Pro) – style data in tables, grids, or galleries
This flexibility makes API Press one of the most versatile WordPress REST API plugins available.
Free vs Pro
The free version of API Press is full-featured and lets you connect unlimited APIs. For advanced formatting and output options, the Pro plugin adds templates, custom layouts, and more control over how data is displayed.
Why Choose API Press as Your WordPress API Plugin?
APIs power today’s web — from social media feeds and e-commerce stores to CRMs, analytics, and payment gateways. WordPress has its own REST API, but connecting to external APIs usually requires writing custom code or hiring a developer.
That’s where API Press comes in. It’s a WordPress API plugin built to make integrations fast, secure, and easy. With API Press you can:
- Preview responses live and log every request for troubleshooting
- Connect WordPress to any REST API, whether public or private
- Send GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE requests directly from your dashboard
- Add query parameters, headers, and body data in just a few clicks
- Use authentication options like Bearer tokens or Basic Auth without extra coding
A WordPress Plugin That Grows With You
API Press works for simple use cases like embedding a feed, but it’s powerful enough to handle advanced business integrations. Agencies, developers, and site owners use it to:
- Sync products, orders, or inventory between systems
- Display external data in tables, galleries, or custom templates
- Automate tasks by sending data from WordPress to external apps
- Experiment with APIs before committing to full custom builds
Built for Performance and Security
API Press is lightweight, built with WordPress best practices, and avoids unnecessary bloat. All API requests run securely and can be cached for performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a WordPress API plugin, and why would I use one?
A WordPress API plugin lets your site connect to external services (REST APIs) to fetch or send data without custom code. With API Press you can build requests in the dashboard, preview responses, and display results anywhere on your site.
Can API Press connect to any REST API?
Yes. If the service provides a REST endpoint, you can add the URL, method, headers, parameters, and body to connect. It’s designed to be API-agnostic.
Do I need to write any PHP or JavaScript?
No coding required. Use the built-in request builder, test the response, then output data with a shortcode or template tag.
Which HTTP methods are supported?
GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE are supported, so you can fetch data or send updates depending on your API’s requirements.
What authentication options are available?
API Key (header or query), Bearer token, and Basic Auth are supported. You can add custom headers if your provider needs something specific.
Can I connect multiple APIs?
Yes. API Press supports unlimited API connections, so you can manage as many integrations as you need from one WordPress dashboard.
How do I display API data on my site?
Use a shortcode anywhere in WordPress (pages, posts, widgets) or a template tag in your theme. The Pro version adds ready-made display templates for tables, cards, galleries, and more.
Is there a way to test and troubleshoot API calls?
Yes. Send live test requests inside WordPress, preview the full JSON response, and review request/response logs for easy debugging.
Does it support caching for performance?
Yes. You can cache API responses to reduce external calls and speed up page loads, which also helps with rate-limited APIs.
What’s the difference between the Free and Pro versions?
Free includes unlimited connections, the request builder, auth options, previews, and logging. Pro adds advanced display templates and more control over formatting how data appears on the front-end.
