Coming Soon Page (the SeedProd-branded lite plugin and similar variants) stores splash configuration in wp_options under a single namespaced key, and most builds write sign-up entries either as wp_posts with a private custom post type or into a small custom table keyed by email. Visit counters live next to the configuration as integer options. The default Sign-ups tab shows a fixed table with limited filters, which is fine until a launch sends a few hundred sign-ups in an evening.

SleekView reads the sign-up source directly (CPT or custom table, depending on the variant) and renders it as a queryable grid. Email, sign-up date, source URL, and any source-tag postmeta become first-class columns. Filters surface sign-ups from the last hour, by referer, or by email domain. Saved views like Last 24 hours or From paid keep launch-day reporting one click away.

Inline edits route through the plugin's own save flow, so adding a tag or marking a sign-up as confirmed survives the plugin's own update cycle. Bulk delete clears bot entries in one batch. CSV export ships the filtered set straight into Mailchimp, Klaviyo, or whichever ESP the brand prefers.

Coming Soon Page plugins are usually treated as set-and-forget, the splash goes up before launch and comes down on launch day. The sign-up list, though, is the most valuable byproduct of that window, and the default UI rarely treats it that way. SleekView reads whichever store the variant uses, a CPT or a custom table, and exposes sign-ups as a real grid.

Email, sign-up date, source URL, and tag become first-class columns so marketing finally sees the launch list without copy-paste from a settings tab. Filters by tag and date make it trivial to compare campaign performance day over day. Inline edits go through the plugin's own save hooks so any ESP integration keeps firing.

Bulk delete clears bot entries before the launch broadcast, which protects sender reputation on the first send. None of this changes how the plugin gates the site, the splash and toggle stay exactly where they are. SleekView simply unlocks the data the plugin already collects.