REHub builds price comparison and affiliate review sites on WordPress, storing offers, deals, and reviews as posts with re_price, re_vendor, re_offer_url, and re_click_count in postmeta. The default REHub admin shows a flat list of titles, prices, and dates, which is right for opening a single post and wrong for catalog-wide audits, vendor outreach lists, or click-distribution checks.

SleekView reads wp_posts joined with the re_ meta keys and renders the catalog as a sortable audit table. Filter to offers with re_click_count above a threshold to find performance leaders. Sort by re_vendor to assemble outreach lists for a specific partner. Group rows by category taxonomy to triage coverage gaps in one query. The same dataset the chart view aggregates becomes a row-level surface for editors, growth, and affiliate operators.

The plugin keeps owning offer pages, redirect logic, and the front-end comparison UI. The table view owns the audit surface, so the catalog REHub already records stops hiding inside paginated lists and becomes something the team can actually query.

REHub captures the entire affiliate catalog one row at a time across wp_posts and wp_postmeta, with vendor, price, click count, and category already attached to every entry. The default admin tucks those signals into flat title-and-date lists, which is right for opening one post and wrong for almost everything affiliate operators actually do with catalog data. SleekView reads the same rows and renders them as a queryable audit table with re_ meta keys promoted into real columns.

Filters stack into a single query so the top-performing offers cohort, the vendor outreach list, and the stale-offer review become one-click views rather than CSV exports. The plugin keeps owning the offer pages, the redirect logic, and the comparison UI, while the team gets the per-row surface the catalog always deserved.