EDD Content Restriction stores its rules as postmeta. The _edd_cr_restricted_to key holds the download IDs that unlock a post, and _edd_cr_restricted_variable_pricing holds the price-tier IDs when variable pricing is in use. The default admin shows the rule per post in the editor sidebar.

SleekView reads the same posts and meta. Post title, post type, author, modified date and the unlocking product sit as real columns. Filter to posts behind one product, to posts an author has been quietly gating, or to posts modified since a strategy change, all without opening each one.

Inline edits go through the standard WordPress postmeta APIs, so Content Restriction hooks still fire and any plugins listening on save stay consistent. The table is the estate-wide view the per-post sidebar can never give you.

EDD Content Restriction is straightforward to apply: open a post, pick a product, save. The hard part is the estate. How many posts are gated, behind what, by whom and how has the mix moved over time.

A real table with post title, unlocking product, author and modified date as columns turns a per-post checkbox into a portfolio view. A filter by unlocking product becomes a catalogue retro. A filter by author becomes an editorial conversation.

A filter by recently modified becomes a strategy audit. Same postmeta the plugin already writes, table surface that respects the fact that a paywall is a portfolio decision.