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GPL Feast is a store of premium WordPress plugins, themes and Elementor template kits. The plugins and themes are shared under the GPL. One membership gives you the whole catalogue, new versions every day and automatic updates on unlimited websites. You can also buy a single product on its own.

Look around on Browse, or compare the plans.

Yes. WordPress, and the code of the plugins and themes made for it, are released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). The GPL lets anyone who has the software use it, change it and share it, on as many websites as they like. Images, fonts and similar files inside a product can come with their own licence from the developer.

GPL Feast shares GPL-licensed plugins and themes made by their developers. It is not affiliated with those developers, so it gives no developer support, no licence keys and none of their online services.

Every plan includes the whole catalogue, unlimited websites, new versions every day, automatic updates through the GPL Feast Updater and help with installing and updating. The plans differ in price and in how many products you can download each day.

Choose a plan on the pricing page, or buy a single product from its page. Once you have paid, every product page you can download shows a Download button, and your account shows your plan, your downloads and your API key.

Every plan includes the whole catalogue, unlimited websites and automatic updates. They differ in price and in daily downloads:

• Monthly: $14 a month, 20 downloads a day
• Yearly: $127 a year, 30 downloads a day
• Lifetime: $359 once, 20 downloads a day

Prices are in US dollars. Compare the plans.

Yes. Every product can be bought on its own at the price on its page. A one-time purchase gives you its downloads and updates for 365 days; a product sold as a yearly subscription gives them for as long as the subscription is active. Products you bought are listed under Downloads in your account.

Credit and debit cards through Stripe, and PayPal. Prices are in US dollars. Your card details go straight to Stripe or PayPal; GPL Feast never sees or keeps your card number. Purchases are not available from a few countries; the checkout says so.

Monthly and Yearly renew automatically at the end of each period until you cancel; Lifetime is paid once. Cancel any time under Subscriptions in your account: no further payment is taken, and your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for.

Yes, upwards, from your account: Monthly to Yearly or Lifetime, and Yearly to Lifetime. Moving up is prorated: you pay the new price less the unused part of your current plan, and Lifetime ends the running plan so it never renews. Plans do not move down.

Files can be downloaded straight away, so a refund is possible only within 14 days of a payment and only if nothing was downloaded with it. Renewal payments are final: cancel before the renewal date if you do not want the next period. If a product does not work, tell us first and we will help. Read the full refund policy.

Everything you installed keeps working. You just cannot download files or get updates, on the website or through the Updater, until you buy again.

Log in and open the product page: with a plan, or after buying that product, it shows a Download button. Downloads in your account lists what you can download, and Download history lists everything you downloaded.

Monthly members can download 20 different products a day, Yearly members 30 and Lifetime members 20. Downloading the same product again on the same day is free, and so are older versions and updates of the GPL Feast Updater itself.

Updates through the Updater count like downloads from the website: both share one daily count, which starts again at 00:00 UTC. The bar at the top of the site shows how many you have left today.

As many as you like, yours and your clients’. There is no licence per site to buy. Your account is personal, though: sharing it or passing downloads on to other people is not allowed (see the terms).

Yes. Members can download the older versions listed on a product’s page, and buyers can download older versions of the product they bought. Older versions do not use a daily download. Template kits have no older versions. The GPL Feast Updater also keeps a backup before each update, so you can roll a product back in one click.

A template kit is a ZIP file of ready-made Elementor designs. Import it with the free Template Kit Import plugin:

1. Check that Elementor is installed and active. If the kit needs Elementor Pro, install and activate it too.
2. In your dashboard, go to Plugins, Add New Plugin, search for Template Kit Import, then install and activate it.
3. Go to Tools, Template Kit, and upload the kit’s ZIP file as you downloaded it. Do not unzip it.
4. If the kit lists plugins it needs, click Install Requirements.
5. Import the Global Kit Styles first, then each template you want, one at a time.
6. Open a page with Elementor and add the template from My Templates in the template library.

The usual reasons: you are not logged in; your plan has ended, for example when a renewal stayed unpaid after the payment retries; you have used today’s downloads; or the product is not part of your purchase. The page says which one. Check your plan under Subscriptions, and contact us if everything looks right.

New versions arrive every day, usually within hours of their release. Just updated lists the latest ones, and each product page shows its version and when it was last updated.

The GPL Feast Updater is a free plugin that brings updates of the products you have from GPL Feast into the normal WordPress Updates screen. With it you can update automatically on a schedule with email reports, choose which products get updates, roll back to the previous version in one click, rebrand it for your clients and set it up once for a whole multisite network.

Log in and open Updater in your account to copy your key. In WordPress, open GPL Feast Updater › Dashboard, paste the key and activate it. Treat the key like a password: anyone who has it can use your daily downloads.

Under Domain management in your account, where you can also remove or block a website. A new key stops every website until you paste the new one into it.

Tell us through the contact form, with the product’s link and the version you expected. We check it and bring it up to date.

A product leaves the store or stops getting updates when its developer stops selling it, or after a trademark or copyright notice. Anything you already installed keeps working.

Usually nothing. Developers ask for a key so they can deliver their own updates, support or cloud features. The product works without it, and the GPL Feast Updater brings its updates.

Some features run on the developer’s own servers and need their licence: AI credits, cloud template libraries, premium demo imports and add-on stores, for example. GPL Feast cannot provide those. The rest of the product works on your site as usual.

Use a free notice-hiding plugin from WordPress.org, such as Disable Admin Notices. It hides licence and upgrade reminders without changing the product.

No. GPL Feast is not affiliated with the developers, so their support, licence keys and online services are not included. For those, buy from the developer directly.

We help with your account, billing, downloads, updates and the GPL Feast Updater, and with installing the products. We cannot give developer-level help with how a plugin or theme works, or customise one; for that, use the developer’s documentation, the WordPress forums or a freelancer.

Write to us through the contact form, or email [email protected]. We answer Monday to Saturday, 12:30 AM to 3:30 PM GMT.

No. Your account is personal. Sharing your login, passing downloads on to other people, reselling products or supplying other stores all break the terms, and such an account is closed without a refund. Using the products on your own and your clients’ websites is fine.

Log in and open Security in your account.

Write to us through the contact form and give the email address of the account. Before we delete anything we confirm the request by email with that address; then we delete the account and tell you what we must keep for tax records (see the privacy policy).

Send a notice from the DMCA page. It lists what a notice must contain.