WordPress compatibility

Three things to check

A WordPress account alone does not establish compatibility. Your host, account permissions and site configuration may affect whether you can install plugins. WordPress.com plans and features should be checked separately with your provider.

• Platform: you run a self-hosted WordPress website, not a static site or a different website builder.
• Permissions: your administrator can use Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin to upload a ZIP.
• Environment: read the target versions and testing limits below, and try the plugin on a backed-up staging site first.

Targets are not a tested version list

Version 0.1.0 targets WordPress 6.5+ and PHP 8.2+. These are implementation requirements, not a claim that this environment has passed live installation tests. There is no verified compatibility matrix yet.

Tested versions will be published after the downloadable product passes its release checks. Do not assume that every theme, page builder or plugin combination is supported.

Outside the WordPress plugin

• Native Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and other non-WordPress integrations.
• Sending emails, collecting client payments or deposits, CRM and customer accounts within the plugin.
• Custom pricing formula languages, confidential server-side pricing or manuscript analysis.
• Managed installation, theme customization and hosting.

For a client website

The software license is GPLv2-or-later. The single-production-site scope applies to official standard support, together with that site’s staging copy; it is not a domain lock on the source code.

If the technical requirements are unclear, ask before buying. A short description of the site platform and required pricing rule is enough to begin.