Tables you can keep up with.

Core Tables is a WordPress table plugin for changing data. Keep one dataset, then publish it in blocks or shortcodes.

Early access · One payment · Unlimited sites · Lifetime updates and support

Actual Core Tables table, bar chart, and accessible data-table alternative with sample course data.
Actual Core Tables table and chart on a WordPress demo site, using sample course data.

Your data gets one place to live.

Posts hold a table’s placement. Core Tables holds the dataset, its draft history, and the public version your readers see.

Bring the table you already have
Start with a blank grid, import CSV, or convert a single HTML table. A core Table block can be converted when you enable that action.
Publish only what belongs in public
Choose public columns explicitly. Private cells stay out of visitor HTML, search, charts, and the public API.
Edit without replacing the live version
Save a draft, review it, and publish when ready. Restore a revision or recover a dataset from Trash.
Use the editor you already use
Insert Core Table or Core Chart blocks. Classic themes can use [coretable id=123] in posts, pages, or widgets.
Give readers useful controls
Tables can search, sort, paginate, and scroll on smaller screens. Optional stacked layouts help narrow tables read naturally.
Keep AI access your choice
WordPress abilities and the official MCP Adapter support permission-checked workflows. MCP reading and writing are separate administrator opt-ins.

Keep datasets separate from posts.

Manage drafts, published datasets, shortcodes, and exports from the Core Tables dashboard.

Actual Core Tables dashboard listing published and draft sample datasets, shortcodes, and actions.
Actual Core Tables dataset dashboard on the WordPress demo site.

From source to site, without a maze.

Each step stays visible, and a draft never changes a published table on its own.

  1. 1

    Add the rows

    Type, paste, or import data into a reusable dataset.

  2. 2

    Check the public view

    Review columns and appearance before you publish.

  3. 3

    Place the result

    Use a block or shortcode wherever the table belongs.

Charts work in the Block Editor.

Select a dataset with a public numeric column. Core Chart chooses compatible columns and shows a bar preview beside its data-table alternative.

Actual Core Chart preview in the WordPress Block Editor with sample bars and a clean data table.
Actual Core Chart block after its category and value columns were selected automatically.

Early access, with clear edges.

This first release is for publishers who need dependable tables at a modest dataset size. Buy it for what it does today.

Included now

Dataset size
Up to 500 rows and 30 columns
Import size
2 MB per snapshot or import
Publishing
Blocks, shortcodes, drafts, revisions, and Trash
Charts
Horizontal bar charts with a table alternative

Not in this release

Google Sheets sync, line charts, and automatic full-page cache purging are not included. If a page cache holds old HTML after publishing or trashing, purge that page’s cache.

One payment. Room to grow.

Use Core Tables on unlimited WordPress sites with lifetime plugin updates and support.

Paid plugins have a 14-day money-back period.

$59

One-time lifetime license

Get Core Tables

A few useful answers.

Does Core Tables require a block theme?

No. Use its blocks in the Block Editor or the [coretable id=123] shortcode in a classic theme.

Do I need Core Forms or an AI service?

No. Core Tables stands alone. AI abilities and MCP are optional, permission checked, and disabled for MCP until an administrator opts in.

What if I disconnect my license?

Your installed tables keep working. The license controls protected plugin updates and support.