SleekView Charts for WP-Optimize Premium: optimisation dashboards
Read directly from the optimisation log entries in wp_options, table size data from information_schema.tables, and the plugin's scheduler records, then chart cleanup savings, table growth, and run history at a glance.
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The plugin reclaims space, charts finally measure the reclaim
WP-Optimize Premium does the heavy lifting on WordPress databases: revisions, auto-drafts, spam comments, transients, orphan rows, table OPTIMIZE runs, and scheduled jobs. The admin UI surfaces each cleanup category and shows how many rows were touched on the last run, but it does not aggregate that information over time or compare savings across optimisations.
SleekView Charts reads the optimisation log entries the plugin stores in wp_options under the wpo_* keys, together with table sizes from information_schema.tables and the scheduled job records. A Number card pins total rows reclaimed in the last 30 days. A Pie shows the share of savings per cleanup type. A Bar ranks tables by current size. An Area card plots reclaimed bytes over time so the impact of the scheduler becomes visible.
The plugin keeps owning the cleanup logic, the table optimisation, and the scheduled jobs. SleekView Charts owns the dashboard layer on top, reading the option-name records live so the cards reflect the real cleanup history rather than the screen showing only the last run.
Workflow
How SleekView Charts reads WP-Optimize Premium data
Point at the optimisation log
wp_options under the wpo_* prefix together with the table sizes from information_schema.tables. SleekView reads each record's category, rows touched, bytes reclaimed, and run timestamp.
Configure the chart cards
Filter once, apply everywhere
Save and share with the maintenance team
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from WP-Optimize Premium data
Rows reclaimed in 30 days
rows_deleted across the past 30 days of WP-Optimize cleanup runs, with the previous 30 underneath for context. Sourced from the wpo_* log option.
Sum(rows_deleted)
Savings by cleanup category
Sum(rows_deleted)
group by cleanup_category
Top tables by size
data_length from information_schema.tables. Surfaces an out-of-control wp_postmeta or runaway plugin table no scan-only view can rank.
Sum(data_length)
group by table_name
Bytes reclaimed per day
Sum(bytes_reclaimed)
group by run_date
Comparison
Default WP-Optimize admin vs SleekView Charts
Default WP-Optimize UI
- Optimisation logs show only the most recent run by default
- No aggregate savings view across categories or time windows
- Table size and cleanup history live on separate screens
- Scheduled runs lack a trend chart for set-and-forget validation
- Reporting on cleanup ROI requires exporting log data to a spreadsheet
SleekView Charts
- Number cards for total rows reclaimed and bytes saved
- Pie or Donut cards for savings per category (revisions, transients, comments)
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Bar cards ranking tables by
data_lengthandindex_length - Area cards for cleanup runs and bytes reclaimed over time
- Same date and category filters apply across every chart card
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for WP-Optimize Premium
Real cleanup logs drive real charts
Charts read from the wpo_* log entries WP-Optimize maintains and the table sizes from information_schema.tables, so every card reflects an actual cleanup run rather than a one-time screenshot.
Cleanup ROI made visible
An Area card of bytes reclaimed over time turns the maintenance plan into a real curve, so site owners and clients see the value of the scheduled runs without reading log dumps.
Filters flow across cards
Set a date range, a cleanup category, or a scheduled-versus-manual flag once and every chart card on the dashboard respects it. One saved configuration powers both the editing table and the reporting view.
Audience
Who builds WP-Optimize Premium charts dashboards
Site maintainers
Confirm that the scheduled cleanup is keeping up with new bloat. A falling table-size bar after a revisions purge is the clearest proof the schedule is doing its job.
WordPress developers
Audit a client database before a migration. A pie of cleanup savings by category and a bar of heavy tables point to the work that has to happen before any export runs.
Agency leads
Show clients real maintenance ROI on a chart, not a maintenance invoice with no narrative. Reclaimed bytes per month is a number that justifies a retainer.
The bigger picture
Why optimisation results deserve a chart view
WP-Optimize Premium does the right thing for its job, which is reclaiming space, optimising tables, and scheduling cleanups so a WordPress database stays healthy. The plugin deliberately leaves trend reporting alone, focusing on the cleanup actions themselves, which is correct for a single-purpose tool. What it does not do is summarise savings across categories, plot table growth over time, or surface heavy tables in a way leadership can read.
Maintenance teams end up taking screenshots of the post-run report, agency leads ask developers for ad-hoc summaries, and clients on retainer never quite see the value of the maintenance plan. SleekView Charts reads the log entries the plugin already writes, pivots them into chart sources, and lets a small set of cards summarise cleanup ROI, table health, and scheduler effectiveness. The plugin keeps owning the cleanup, the chart layer owns the story, and database maintenance finally has a dashboard that justifies the work.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for WP-Optimize Premium
From the optimisation log entries the plugin stores in wp_options under the wpo_* prefix, the scheduled job records, and the live table sizes from information_schema.tables. The chart cards run queries against the same rows the plugin's own log screen reads.
Both. Free cleanup runs write log entries the chart cards can read, and Premium features like scheduling and per-table optimisation expose additional fields (run frequency, optimisation type) as group-by candidates so the dashboard reflects the full feature set.
Yes. SleekView reads information_schema.tables live and can record snapshots on a schedule. An Area card of data_length summed across the WordPress tables produces a real growth curve, useful for capacity planning rather than guessing.
Yes. SleekView queries only the columns the active cards need and pushes grouping to the database engine, so a multi-million-row wp_postmeta still produces a fast aggregate. View-level caching keeps repeated loads instant.
Yes. The plugin's scheduler writes a job record per run, and SleekView reads it as a chart group-by candidate. A bar of runs per job over the last quarter confirms the schedule is actually firing rather than failing silently.
Yes. View-level filters for date range, cleanup category, or scheduled-versus-manual flag apply to every chart card on the dashboard. One saved configuration drives both the editing table and the reporting view so investigation and summary stay in sync.
Charts are read-only summaries by design. To act on an insight, switch to WP-Optimize's own admin screen and run the cleanup there. The plugin keeps owning the action, so safety checks and confirmations stay intact.
No. The cleanup tabs, scheduler settings, and run history stay where they are. SleekView Charts adds a reporting surface on top of the data the plugin already exposes, so cleanups remain one click and the dashboard owns the long-running story.
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