FetchFlow API Content Blocks

FetchFlow turns WordPress into a data-integration platform: pull JSON from any REST API, shape it with Liquid-based content patterns, and publish it with a Gutenberg block — no custom backend required.

• API endpoint management — GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE requests with API key, bearer or basic auth, custom headers and request bodies, and live testing from the admin.
• Content patterns — map response fields with Liquid templates, preview with real data as you type, and style output with six polished presets (lists, cards, grids, inline chips, tables), structured styling controls and custom container classes.
• Gutenberg block — server-rendered output with editor preview that matches the frontend, plus optional search and pagination.
• Performance — configurable response caching and request logging.

FetchFlow is fully functional on its own: unlimited endpoints, unlimited content patterns, caching and logging included. FetchFlow Pro, a separate add-on plugin, adds webhooks, feed analytics, premium filters and priority support on top.

External services

FetchFlow does not send any data to fetchflow.net or to any other service operated by the plugin author. There is no phone-home, telemetry, licensing call or update check.

The only external HTTP requests the plugin makes are to the API endpoints you configure yourself in the FetchFlow admin:

• What is sent: the request method, URL, headers and body you enter for each endpoint, including any authentication credentials (API key, bearer token or basic auth) you supply.
• When it is sent: when you test an endpoint from the admin, and when a page containing a FetchFlow block renders (subject to your cache settings).
• Why it is required: fetching your API’s data is the entire purpose of the plugin; without the request there is nothing to display.
• Whose service it is: the third-party API provider you choose. Please review that provider’s own privacy policy and terms of service, since your server communicates directly with them.

Links to fetchflow.net inside the plugin (support email, Free vs Pro information) are plain links only — following them is optional and nothing is transmitted automatically. Our policies: Privacy Policy | Terms of Service