Premium WordPress plugins, built to last.
Premium WordPress plugins and block themes. Each one ships with a clear install guide, updates in your WordPress dashboard and a licence that covers your sites.
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What you can count on
Install in a minute
Upload the zip under Plugins or Themes, activate it, and paste your licence key. Nothing else to set up.
Tested on current WordPress
Every release is tested on the latest WordPress and PHP versions before it goes on sale, and the tested version is on each page.
Updates in your dashboard
New versions appear under Dashboard, Updates, like any plugin from WordPress.org, for as long as your licence is active.
One licence, your sites
Pick the number of sites you need. Licences run for a year and renew whenever you like.
Browse by category
All categoriesIn every download
Works with the block editor
Plugins and themes are built for the Site Editor and the block editor, and follow the WordPress coding standards.
Plain-English guides
Install and settings guides explain each option, not just list it.
Updates in the dashboard
New versions arrive under Updates in WordPress, with the changelog, while your licence is active.
Licences that fit your sites
One site, five sites or unlimited. Move a slot between sites from your account.
Free where it makes sense
Some plugins also have a free version on WordPress.org. The paid version adds features and updates through your licence.
Questions
What do I get when I buy?
A licence key and a zip file with the full plugin or theme. Your download link and the install steps arrive by email, and the thank-you page shows them straight after checkout.
How many sites does a licence cover?
It depends on the plan you pick: one site, five sites, or unlimited sites. You can move a slot to another site from the Licences tab in your account.
What does the licence include?
A year of updates and downloads for each site on the plan, and support for the plugin. You can renew for another year at any time. The Licence page has the details.
Which WordPress and PHP versions are supported?
Each product page lists the WordPress version it requires, the latest WordPress version it was tested with, and the minimum PHP version.
Is there a free version?
Where a plugin also appears on WordPress.org, its product page links to the free version there. The paid version adds features and receives updates through your licence.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within 14 days if a plugin does not work the way its page describes. The Refunds page explains how to ask.