MainWP Boilerplate Extension

Anyone who runs several WordPress sites knows the routine of rebuilding the same Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, About Us or Support Policy page on each one. It is slow, repetitive work, and small differences between copies tend to creep in over time.

MainWP Boilerplate Extension moves that work into one place. You create a boilerplate page or post in the MainWP Dashboard and send it to your connected Child sites. Customizable placeholders called Tokens fill in details for each site, so the text stays consistent while still fitting every site. Edits can be made later from the same dashboard, which keeps the pages current across the whole network, whatever its size.

Features

• Central content management: Create and manage standard pages in one place, then apply updates across all connected Child sites so the wording stays consistent everywhere.
• Customizable Tokens: Use placeholders called Tokens to adapt content automatically for each Child site, which removes the need to edit every copy by hand.
• Bulk creation and editing: Deploy new pages or update existing ones across your whole network in a few clicks instead of working through each site one by one.
• Editing after publication: Change boilerplate content any time from the MainWP Dashboard, and the changes sync to your sites so published pages stay up to date.
• Pages and posts supported: Manage standardized posts as well as pages across your network, so recurring content of either type can come from one source.
• Suited to legal and support pages: Handle pages that need uniform wording, such as Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, About Us and Support Policy, without rewriting them for each site.
• Built into MainWP Dashboard: The extension works inside the MainWP ecosystem, so boilerplate management sits alongside the rest of your multi-site administration.
• Clear empty states: Placeholders for tokens, posts and pages give plain guidance when no items exist yet, which helps when you are setting up your first boilerplates.

Best for

• Agencies managing many client WordPress sites
• Developers who reuse standard pages across projects
• Site managers keeping policy pages consistent