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Relatedly

Related posts inline, at end of content, and in a floating sidebar. Built-in analytics and multiple themes. No slow random sorting.

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Tested up to WordPress 7.0
Current version2.3.3
WordPress coverageTested up to WordPress 7.0
Minimum stackWP 5.0 · PHP 7.4
Directory statusactive
Last directory update2 Jul 20264mo ago
Active installationsNewAdoption metric — not a quality score
WordPress.org ratingNo WordPress.org ratings yet
Official packageDirect from WordPress.org

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WP PlugIndex currently records Relatedly version 2.3.3 as active, updated 4mo ago and tested up to WordPress 7.0.

Overview

About this plugin

Related posts everywhere — inline in your content, at the end, in RSS feeds, and in a floating sidebar.

Relatedly automatically finds and displays related posts to keep readers engaged, increase page views, and reduce bounce rate. Unlike other plugins, Relatedly places posts inside your content at natural breaks (not just at the bottom), shows them in a floating sidebar, and gives you built-in analytics to measure what works.

What Makes Relatedly Different

  • Inline Posts — Insert related posts between paragraphs at configurable intervals (up to 5 per article free). 3 themes included free.
  • End-of-Content — Show related posts after the article (up to 5 free). 3 layout themes included free.
  • Floating Sidebar — A sticky sidebar with 5 design variants and auto-refresh, available with paid plans.
  • Built-in Analytics — Click and impression tracking plus basic stats included free. Advanced charts, comparisons, and CSV export available with paid plans.
  • Email Reports — Weekly or monthly performance reports delivered to your inbox, available with paid plans.
  • Performance First — Pool-based queries ordered by date. Transient caching. Conditional asset loading. No slow random sorting.
  • Easy Customization — Change colours, fonts, spacing, and labels from the settings page. No coding needed.

Free Features

  • 3 inline themes: Simple, Minimal, Featured
  • 3 end-content themes: List, Simple List, Compact
  • Up to 5 inline posts and 5 end-content posts per article
  • Category, tag, or both matching
  • RSS feed integration with UTM tracking (up to 3 posts in feeds)
  • Post + page support
  • Exclude categories and tags
  • Configurable cache duration
  • 77 inline + 50 end-content randomized labels
  • Click and impression tracking with basic statistics
  • WordPress Customizer-compatible styling
  • Current post exclusion

Paid Plan Features

  • +5 inline themes: Quote, Badge, Callout, Gradient, Card
  • +3 end-content themes: Masonry Grid, Carousel Slider, Timeline
  • Unlimited inline posts per article (up to 20 end-content posts)
  • Floating Sidebar — 5 design variants, auto-refresh, scroll-triggered display
  • Advanced Statistics Dashboard — charts, date filtering, CTR breakdowns, top posts, source analytics, comparison reports
  • Email Reports — weekly/monthly scheduled HTML reports
  • Manual Curation — hand-pick related posts per article
  • Custom Post Types — beyond posts and pages
  • Gutenberg Block — drag-and-drop related posts anywhere
  • Statistics Export (CSV)
  • RSS — up to 10 posts in feeds
  • Priority Support

Live Examples

See Relatedly running on real sites:

  • Animal of Things — Dog Breeds for Seniors
  • Homequirer — Dyslexia vs Autism

These example sites are owned by the plugin developer.

Support

  • Documentation
  • Support Forum
  • Contact

Credits

Built by Krafty Sprouts Media, LLC.

Third-party libraries included in this plugin:

js — MIT License

js — MIT License

js — MIT License

* SweetAlert2 — MIT License

* Flatpickr — MIT License

js — MIT License

* DataTables — MIT License

Privacy

This plugin collects the following data when click tracking is enabled:

  • Source post ID (the post the visitor was reading)
  • Clicked post ID (the related post that was clicked)
  • Display type (inline, end_content, or floating)
  • Event type (click or impression)
  • IP address
  • User agent string
  • Timestamp

This data is stored in a custom table in your WordPress database. It is used solely for the statistics dashboard and email reports. It is never transmitted to external servers.

To disable data collection: Go to Relatedly → Settings → General and uncheck “Enable Click Tracking”.

Data retention: Rows older than 90 days are automatically deleted by a monthly scheduled task. The retention period is configurable in Settings.

GDPR: This plugin integrates with WordPress’s built-in personal data tools (Tools → Export Personal Data / Erase Personal Data).

WordPress.org metadata

Plugin tags

Topics listed for this plugin in the WordPress.org directory.

  • content recommendation
  • post suggestions
  • related articles
  • related content
  • related posts
Compatibility & maintenance

Compatibility & maintenance

Tested up to WordPress 7.0

Not yet marked as tested with WordPress 7.1. WordPress.org currently lists Tested up to 7.0.

Current WordPress releaseWordPress 7.1
WordPress.org Tested up to7.0
Minimum requirementsWordPress 5.0 · PHP 7.4
Update activity2 Jul 20264mo ago

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