WP Comment Mail Notifier lets readers subscribe to comment notifications on a per-post or sitewide basis. Each subscription is a row in a custom table (commonly wpcmn_subscribers or similar) linking subscriber email, post ID, frequency, and confirmation status. The default admin lists subscribers as a flat screen with limited filters and no per-post grouping.

SleekView reads the subscriber table directly and joins the parent post (and the WordPress user where present) so each row carries subscriber email, post title, subscription frequency, confirmation status, and unsubscribe state. Filter by post to find the most-subscribed articles, by frequency to plan digest sends, or by confirmation status to clean up unconfirmed signups before a delivery run.

Inline edits update preferences directly: change frequency, mark unsubscribed, or resend confirmation. Bulk actions run over filtered selections so a cleanup of stale subscribers or a digest send to confirmed readers becomes a few clicks instead of a CSV export. Custom fields added through the plugin's settings appear as columns automatically.

Comment subscriptions are a quiet but durable form of reader engagement. A reader who signs up for replies to a single article often stays subscribed for years, and the cumulative list across hundreds of posts becomes the foundation of a content brand's recurring audience. WP Comment Mail Notifier collects all the data needed to make that list useful (subscriber identity, post link, frequency, confirmation, last-notified) but presents it as a flat admin screen with limited filtering.

Editors can't see which posts drive subscriber growth, support can't help a reader unsubscribe across posts in one action, and marketing can't target confirmed readers for cross-promotion without exporting the table to a spreadsheet. SleekView gives all three teams the native shape: a grid joining subscribers and posts, with inline edits that fire the plugin's hooks. The subscriber list becomes a manageable asset instead of a write-only log.