Licensing, page 2
License keys, activation limits, heartbeats, updates and the business of selling plugins and themes from your own site.
16 articles, page 2 of 2
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A Software Licensing API in the EDD Dialect: a Field Guide
The four endpoints every software licensing API needs — check, activate, deactivate, get_version — with curl examples in the EDD dialect Core Forms speaks.
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The ThemeForest License, Explained (Regular vs Extended)
Compare ThemeForest Regular and Extended licenses, the paid-blogging-theme exception, one-end-product rules, support and GPL-covered code.
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EULA Meaning: What a Software License Agreement Says
EULA means End-User License Agreement. It licenses software instead of selling it. See what each clause means and how it differs from a ToS.
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Core Forms 4.4
Inline Stripe checkout, first-class Razorpay, a complete licensing and lightweight ecommerce system, 14 native integrations for commerce, memberships, CRM and automation, Bricks and Elementor elements, a WCAG 2.2 audit and a form editor that renders only the active tab. Released July 12, 2026, with three patches through July 17.
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