Social Snap is a feature-rich share plugin that records counts per post on a long list of networks, writing meta keys like ss_social_share_count_facebook, ss_social_share_count_pinterest, and ss_social_share_count_total. The built-in analytics screen lists per-post totals as a flat table with limited filtering, no per-category breakdown, and no growth trend across publishing periods.

SleekView Charts reads wp_postmeta directly. Filter on the ss_social_share_count_ keys, join to wp_posts by post_id for titles and publish dates, and every chart card becomes possible. A Number KPI sums totals, a Donut breaks down the network mix, a Horizontal Bar ranks top posts, and an Area chart trends shares against the post_date column.

Nothing about Social Snap's button rendering or its native count-fetching changes. The plugin keeps writing meta keys exactly as it does today. The chart dashboard simply sits on top as a reading layer, letting editors answer which posts and which networks actually drive shares without scrolling through pages of inline numbers on the Social Snap analytics screen.

Social Snap captures rich per-post share counts on a long list of networks and writes them into postmeta on every post, but the plugin's own analytics screen renders them as a flat per-post table with little aggregation. Inline numbers in a long list do not answer the questions that matter: which posts pulled the most shares this quarter, which network is over-indexed sitewide, and which categories deserve more focus in the next campaign. SleekView Charts treats Social Snap's ss_social_share_count_ meta keys as the dataset they already are.

A KPI for total shares, a donut for the network mix, a top-posts bar, and a publish-date trend all sit on one saved dashboard. Social Snap keeps writing the meta, the buttons keep rendering, and nothing about the recording side changes; what changes is that the data turns into editorial decisions and reports anyone on the team can read.