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Terms of service for All in One WP Settings customers.

The rules for using the product: how licenses map to live-domain quota, what keeps a license active, and what can lead to suspension.

These Terms of service explain the rules that apply to All in One WP Settings customers using the portal, licenses, downloads, support, and related services.

Policy overview

Licenses are tied to the purchased live production domain quota. Staging, development, test, local, or UAT sites may be treated as non-production when recognized by the system, so they generally do not consume your live-domain allowance.

Direct annual licenses require active payment and renewal to keep updates and support. AIOWS 1 trial access is valid during the trial window after provider subscription activation. AppSumo codes are non-stackable, and each code maps to its configured Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 3 quota.

All 15 modules are included on every tier; the only difference between tiers is how many live production domains you can run. Choosing a plan is a question of scale, not of which features you unlock.

License misuse, abuse, fraud, chargeback, refund, policy violation, or use outside the intended account or site footprint may result in suspension or revocation. These terms work alongside the Refund Policy and Support Policy, which govern money-back handling and the help included with an active license.

Before you rely on it

What the terms mean for a working license

These points summarise how a license behaves in everyday use; the policy text above remains the binding version if anything conflicts.

One product, tiered by scale

Every tier ships all 15 modules. A plan only sets how many live production domains you can run, so moving up a tier is about scale, not unlocking hidden features.

Production versus non-production

Staging, development, test, local, and UAT sites recognised as non-production generally do not consume your live-domain allowance, so you can build and test before a site goes live.

Keeping a license valid

Direct annual licenses need active payment and renewal; AIOWS 1 trial access lasts only through the trial window; misuse or chargebacks can lead to suspension.

FAQ

Terms of Service FAQ

Generally no. Staging, development, test, local, and UAT sites recognized as non-production do not consume the live production domain allowance these terms tie your license to, so you can work on a site before it goes live.

Active payment and renewal. Direct annual licenses need an active, renewed subscription to keep updates and support; AIOWS 1 trial access is valid only during the trial window after activation.

No. AppSumo codes are non-stackable, and each code maps to its configured Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 3 live-domain quota. Choosing a plan is about scale, not about unlocking modules, since every tier includes all 15.

Yes, within your live-domain quota. Deactivate the modules on the old production domain and activate them on the new one; the allowance counts active production domains, not installs over time.

Sharing a key beyond your own account, running it outside the purchased site footprint, or fraud and chargebacks. Any of these can lead to suspension or revocation under the terms above.