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SleekView Charts for Convert Pro: per-design conversion charts

SleekView queries the cp_data custom post type that holds every Convert Pro design and the cp_stats_data option that tracks impressions and conversions, so design comparison, conversion rate, and lead trend charts render natively in WP admin.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for Convert Pro Add-on

Convert Pro has the data, not the dashboard

Convert Pro stores every design (modal, slide-in, info bar, after-post, sticky) as a row in the cp_data custom post type, with the design configuration in wp_postmeta under keys like cp_data_options. Impressions and conversions per design live in wp_options under cp_stats_data as a serialized array. The add-on layer ships counters for unique impressions, total clicks, and lead submissions.

The plugin's own analytics tab shows a per-design summary with a basic line chart, but it stops there. No cross-design Bar chart, no donut by design type, no calculated conversion rate sorted by performance. SleekView reads the same custom post type and the same stats option, then surfaces real dashboards the plugin admin never built.

For a site running 5 to 20 Convert Pro designs with a couple hundred conversions a month, this becomes a four-chart dashboard showing total leads, design mix, top performers by rate, and daily conversion trend, all from data Convert Pro already writes to the database every time a design fires.

Workflow

From cp_data posts to a Convert Pro dashboard

1

Point at the design CPT

Configure a SleekView chart with wp_posts filtered by post_type equals cp_data, post_status equals publish. Each row is one Convert Pro design, with the design metadata living in wp_postmeta under cp_data_options keys you can group on.
2

Unwrap the stats option

Convert Pro stores stats in wp_options under cp_stats_data as a serialized PHP array keyed by design id. SleekView's options helper flattens it so every design's impression and conversion totals appear as virtual columns in your chart.
3

Compute conversion rate

Use SleekView's calculated field support to divide conversions by impressions per design id, producing a percentage column. A horizontal bar chart sorted by that column reveals the highest-converting designs, not just the highest-impression ones.
4

Save as a Convert Pro dashboard

Group all four charts on a SleekView dashboard called Convert Pro and grant access to the marketing role. The team gets a single screen showing which designs win, which lag, and how the funnel changes over time.

Sample dashboard

A Convert Pro dashboard, four charts

Each chart below sources data from cp_data posts, cp_data_options postmeta, and the cp_stats_data option Convert Pro maintains every time a design impresses or converts.
Number · Default

Total conversions this month

A KPI summing the conversions field across every design in the cp_stats_data option for the current month, with the previous month shown underneath so the marketing team can spot a drop in opt-in rate within the same admin page.
Sum(conversions)
Pie · Donut

Designs by type

A donut grouping cp_data posts by the design_type stored in cp_data_options postmeta (modal, info-bar, slide-in, sticky, after-post), showing how the catalog of designs is split across formats and which ones the team relies on most.
Count group by design_type
Bar · Horizontal

Top designs by conversion rate

Horizontal bar across designs ordered by a calculated conversion rate (conversions divided by impressions from cp_stats_data), making the actual best-performing designs jump out regardless of which design has the highest raw impression count.
Average(conversion_rate) group by design_id
Area · Gradient

Daily conversion trend

Gradient area chart summing per-day conversions for the past 60 days from the cp_stats_data daily breakdown, useful for catching the impact of design changes within hours of going live across the live site.
Sum(conversions) group by conversion_date

Comparison

Default Convert Pro analytics vs SleekView

Default Convert Pro analytics

  • Convert Pro analytics show per-design summaries but no cross-design Bar
  • No calculated conversion rate ranking inside the plugin admin
  • Design type breakdown requires manual counting through the design list
  • No way to combine Convert Pro stats with WooCommerce orders on one screen
  • Marketing role cannot see analytics without granting plugin admin rights

SleekView Charts

  • Reads the cp_data custom post type for each design row
  • Unwraps cp_stats_data from wp_options per design
  • Joins cp_data_options postmeta for design_type grouping
  • Calculated conversion rate via conversions divided by impressions
  • Combines Convert Pro data with WooCommerce or BuddyBoss on one dashboard

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for Convert Pro Add-on

Rank by rate, not noise

Conversion rate is the only fair way to compare two designs at very different impression volumes. SleekView's calculated field engine builds that ratio in one chart configuration step, surfacing the actual winners regardless of which sees the most traffic.

Designed for serialized stats

Convert Pro uses one wp_options row for stats per all designs, serialized as PHP. SleekView's options helper transforms that single blob into a virtual table indexed by design id, so each design becomes a queryable row for grouping and aggregation.

Filter by design type

Filter charts to design_type equals modal to see only modal performance, or design_type equals info-bar to compare bars to bars. The chart configuration UI exposes every value used in cp_data_options, so no guesswork on the values is needed.

Audience

Where Convert Pro teams use SleekView

Optimize the design library

Marketing reviews the conversion-rate horizontal bar quarterly and prunes the bottom-quartile designs. Convert Pro loads fewer designs per page request, the WP admin gets lighter, and the team's testing focus stays on the highest-leverage formats.

Track redesign launches

After updating the headline on a slide-in design, the daily conversion area chart confirms whether the change moved the needle inside 48 hours, instead of waiting a month and forgetting which test produced which result for the team's retros.

Per-design QA

When QA suspects a design fires too aggressively, they filter the chart to that design_id and compare impressions per day against the rest. Anomalies in the cp_stats_data timeline surface immediately without needing a custom dev investigation.

The bigger picture

Why Convert Pro power users need real charts

Convert Pro is a premium plugin used by content teams who care deeply about opt-in rates and design experimentation. The built-in analytics tab is fine for one-off lookups, but it caps out at per-design summaries and does not give you the comparative views the workflow actually demands. Conversion rate sorted across designs, design type mix, daily trend with the ability to overlay a redesign date marker.

Those questions need a dashboard, not a list view. SleekView reads the same cp_data CPT, the same cp_stats_data option, and the same cp_data_options postmeta the plugin writes during normal operation, then renders a four-chart dashboard that mirrors how a real marketing team thinks about their library. The cycle of testing, comparing, retiring, and refining stays inside WordPress, with no exports, no spreadsheet pivots, and no separate analytics tool to license alongside the plugin license you already pay for.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for Convert Pro Add-on

Convert Pro writes every design as a row in the cp_data custom post type, with the design configuration in wp_postmeta under cp_data_options. Impressions and conversion counters live in wp_options under cp_stats_data as a serialized PHP array keyed by design id, with optional daily breakdowns.

 

The base Convert Pro plugin writes the cp_data CPT and cp_stats_data option, so most charts work without the Add-on. The Add-on adds extra design types and analytics granularity that SleekView can still chart through the same standard storage primitives the plugin uses.

 

Yes. SleekView's calculated field support lets you divide conversions by impressions per design id and chart the result as a percentage. The resulting Bar chart ranks designs by actual performance, not by raw impression count or by trough conversion volume alone.

 

SleekView ships a wp_options helper that unwraps serialized PHP arrays into a virtual table. cp_stats_data becomes one row per design id with columns for impressions, conversions, and any per-day breakdown the plugin stores. Charts then group, filter, and aggregate on those columns normally.

 

No. Every SleekView dashboard supports role-based access. Build a Convert Pro dashboard restricted to the marketing role, and the team can see design analytics without any access to the underlying cp_data CPT, the cp_stats_data option, or the Convert Pro plugin settings.

 

No. SleekView is strictly read-only against the Convert Pro CPT, postmeta, and options. It never inserts, updates, or deletes design rows or stats entries. You can safely uninstall SleekView and the underlying Convert Pro data is untouched, exactly as the plugin maintained it.

 

Yes. SleekView lets you add annotation markers on time-series charts with custom labels and dates. Mark the day a slide-in redesign went live, and the team sees the before-and-after impact visually rather than mentally aligning a screenshot with a calendar.

 

No, it adds a complementary view. Convert Pro's per-design summaries stay useful for one-off lookups while SleekView covers the comparative dashboards. Most teams check the SleekView dashboard for weekly reporting and only drop into Convert Pro analytics when investigating a single design.

 

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