Antispam Bee is the GDPR-friendly alternative to Akismet that runs entirely on the WordPress install. Every comment goes through a local heuristic chain, the verdict and matched reason land in wp_commentmeta under the antispam_bee_reason key, and the moderator sees a clean queue. The plugin's selling point is that no comment data ever leaves the server. The selling point breaks the moment a site tries to surface its moderation work somewhere external.

SleekPixel keeps the work local. The plugin reads the same wp_commentmeta rows Antispam Bee writes, groups verdicts by week and by reason, and renders a share card on the WordPress server itself. The PNG is written into local uploads. No data is sent to a chart service, no analytics ping, no external font fetch at render time. The card is part of the same self-hosted promise that Antispam Bee built its brand on.

The headline on the card is the week's blocked count. The subhead names the matched reasons, regex, language, country block, or BBCode pattern. Readers in Slack see the count first and the reason breakdown second. The moderator gets credit for the local filter wall, and the data never leaves the server.

Sites that pick Antispam Bee over Akismet do it because they care about where the comment data goes. The plugin runs entirely on the WordPress server, no API key, no external request, and that promise is the reason it has a strong following inside the GDPR-conscious side of the WordPress community. Most analytics and chart tools break that promise the moment a site tries to surface the moderation work, because they involve shipping the verdict data to a hosted dashboard or a chart-as-a-service.

SleekPixel keeps the promise. The renderer lives inside the plugin, the fonts ship with the plugin, the PNG is written to the same uploads directory the site already serves, and the data path stays local from end to end. The weekly moderation card looks just like a card from any other plugin, except no comment data ever leaves the server to make it.

A privacy-first stack stays privacy-first all the way through to the share preview, which is the part of the chain that usually leaks the most about a site's traffic and content. Antispam Bee plus SleekPixel closes that leak.