Everything we get asked most, in one place — whether you're new to WordPress or already running CodeConfig plugins in production.
WordPress Basics
WordPress is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) that lets you create and manage websites and blogs. It's popular for its flexibility, ease of use, and the size of the community behind it.
WordPress itself is free to download and use. Hosting, a domain, premium themes and premium plugins are separate costs you choose based on what your site needs.
WordPress.com is a hosted platform — you can start free, but the feature set is limited by your plan. WordPress.org is the self-hosted version: you arrange your own hosting and domain and get full control over the site, its code and its plugins.
CodeConfig Products
A WordPress site is the only hard requirement for every CodeConfig plugin. A few plugins have extra dependencies — the documentation for each product lists them. Everything is built and tested against the latest WordPress release.
Yes. We update our plugins regularly to stay compatible with the newest WordPress release. Each product page lists its tested-up-to version, so you can check before you install.
Yes. Free versions with a limited feature set are available, and you can try the full versions on our demo site before you buy.
Yes. You can upgrade straight from your WordPress dashboard, and all of your existing settings are preserved through the upgrade.
Billing & Support
Yes. Support runs through our documentation, this FAQ, and our direct support channels. Premium licence holders get priority replies from the team.
We offer a 7-day money-back guarantee. Ask our support team within that window and we'll issue a full refund — see the refund policy for the details.
Yes. Affiliates earn commission on every sale they refer. The affiliate page covers how it works, and the affiliate policy covers the rules.
Still Have A Question?
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