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MashShare add-ons: what each one did

By Hannah Voss, Editor · Reviewed September 2026 · 3 min read

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Quick answer

MashShare sold a free core plugin plus paid add-ons for extra networks, mobile layouts, sticky bars, like prompts, analytics, short links, pageviews, Open Graph tags, click to tweet and text selection sharing, bundled into personal, business and larger licences. None are sold or supported here. Each entry below links to an independent guide to the same feature today.

On this page
  1. The add-on catalogue, as it was
  2. Licences
  3. If you still run these add-ons
  4. Sources
  5. Questions

The add-on catalogue, as it was

The old /downloads/ catalogue and pricing page were among the most linked addresses on the domain, because reviews and roundups linked to them when describing the plugin. This page records what those add-ons did, based on their product addresses and the documentation that referred to them. It is not a store. There is nothing to buy, download or activate here.

Add-onWhat it didCurrent guide
Social NetworksAdded networks beyond the core fewChoosing networks
ResponsiveMobile layouts and separate mobile positionsMobile share buttons
Sticky Sharebar and Floating SidebarButtons that stay in view while scrollingSticky share bars
LikeAfterShare and Facebook Like BarAsked for a like or follow around a shareShare prompts
VideoPost PopupShare request at the end of a videoShare prompts
Google Analytics IntegrationSent share clicks to analyticsShare analytics
PageViewsShowed view counts beside sharesShare analytics
ShortURLs IntegrationShort links for shared addressesBitly short links
Open GraphWrote preview tags for shared postsOpen Graph tags
Click to TweetQuote boxes that open the X composerClick to tweet
Select and ShareShare a highlighted sentenceHighlight to share
Performance WidgetReported share button load costShare button speed

Licences

Add-ons were sold individually and as bundles under personal, business and larger multi-site licences, renewed yearly, with a development licence for agencies. Reviews from the time mention yearly prices in euros and the number of premium add-ons in a bundle rising from nine to about a dozen. Licence keys activated updates and support; with the plugin closed, there is no licence server to activate against, and this site cannot issue, renew or refund licences.

If you still run these add-ons

How the MashShare product was layered01Core pluginbuttons, counts, placement02Network add-onsmore buttons03Engagement add-onsprompts, popups, bars04Integration add-onsanalytics, short links, tags
A free core with paid layers was the common plugin business model of the era.

More on this topic sits in the MashShare record: start with MashShare alternatives: choosing a replacement share plugin, then removing MashShare cleanly from a WordPress site.

Sources

Questions

Can I still download MashShare add-ons here?

No. This is an independent site. Nothing is sold, hosted or supported here.

Will my MashShare licence still work?

The plugin is closed and there is no licence service here. Expect no updates for the core or add-ons.

What replaced the MashShare add-ons?

Most features now come built into maintained share plugins or can be done with plain links and small scripts; each row above links to a guide.

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Hannah Voss, Editor. Checks every guide against a working WordPress install and the networks' current documentation. Last reviewed September 2026.

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