Supsystic
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Confidence: Medium
Easy-to-use WordPress plugins with a free tier, but a 68-CVE history . including RCE and a Pro backdoor . makes them a security liability.
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Supsystic lands on Skip, and wpDataTables lands on Depends.
Easy-to-use WordPress plugins with a free tier, but a 68-CVE history . including RCE and a Pro backdoor . makes them a security liability.
Buy it if you run a WordPress site that must publish large, filterable, editable datasets with charts.
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| Verdict | Skip | Depends |
| Best for | Personal blogs and hobby sites | WordPress sites publishing large filterable datasets |
| Who it's not for | Business sites handling customer data | Sites needing one simple static table |
| Privacy | Poor: vendor tracker lists 68 CVEs including RCE, auth bypasses, SQLi, and a backdoor in Pro plugins.⁸ | Multiple published CVEs, including unauthenticated SQL injection and auth bypass; frequent patching required. |
| Support quality | Repeated 'NO SUPPORT' threads from paying users | Public forum complaints; some issues unresolved |
| Public sentiment | Users like the plugins' ease of use but repeatedly complain about absent support and aggressive upselling.² | Users praise its power for data-heavy WordPress sites but complain about performance and intermittent reliability. |
| Biggest gotcha | Auth bypass vulnerabilities found in Ultimate Maps and Popup plugins; outdated installs are exposed. | Unauthenticated SQLi CVEs mean late patching can expose your site publicly. Update fast. |