LEGAL

Licence terms

What a plugin licence covers, and what happens when it expires.

Last updated 1 September 2026

What you are buying

A year of updates and support, and the key that unlocks them. You are not buying permission to run the code. The plugins are GPL, so you already have that, and nothing here takes it away.

How many sites

A licence covers one site. Larger tiers cover more. Each plugin page shows its own tiers and prices.

Staging, development and local copies do not count. Use the same key on them.

Renewals

A licence runs for a year and renews at the same price. It does not go up at renewal. You are emailed 30 days before each charge, with a link that cancels it.

When the licence expires

Your site keeps working. The plugin keeps running. Updates and support stop until you renew. There are no kill switches.

The two plugins

The free plugin comes from WordPress.org. Pro is a separate plugin you download from this site and install alongside it. The free one has to stay active for Pro to work.

Pro does not update itself through WordPress.org. It checks this site for updates instead.

What the licence key sends

The key, the address of the site it is installed on, and the plugin version. Once a day, and when you activate or deactivate. Nothing from your posts and nothing about your visitors.

Your data

Plugin data stays in your database. Uninstalling removes everything the plugin added.

Transferring a licence

Deactivate it on the old site and activate it on the new one. If a site is sold or handed over, email and the licence moves with it.