

GPL Feast Updater
The GPL Feast Updater is a free plugin for GPL Feast members.
- Version
- 1.0.2
- Released
- Oct 12, 2026
- Developer
- GPL Feast
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan
What’s new in GPL Feast Updater 1.0.0
- NewFirst release of the GPL Feast Updater
- NewScheduled automatic updates with email reports
- NewOne-click rollback to the previous version
- NewWhite label and multisite support
What it does
The GPL Feast Updater is a free plugin for GPL Feast members. It connects your WordPress sites to your account, so new versions of the plugins and themes you use appear in Dashboard › Updates, next to WordPress’ own updates.
Install it on each site, paste your API key, and choose how updates happen: one click at a time, or automatically on a schedule with an email report. If an update causes trouble, roll back to the previous version in one click.
Best for
- Site owners who want updates without visiting the store
- Agencies managing many client sites
- Multisite networks
Features
New versions of your GPL Feast plugins and themes appear in Dashboard › Updates, with their changelog.
Update daily, weekly or on the days you choose, and get an email report of what changed.
Pick which plugins and themes receive updates and leave the rest alone.
Go back to the previous version from the plugin list if an update causes trouble.
Rename and rebrand the Updater on your clients’ sites.
Set it up once for a whole multisite network.
Every site that uses your key is listed in your account, where you can remove or block it.
The Updater updates itself from GPL Feast, like any other product.
Questions about GPL Feast Updater
Is the Updater free?
Yes. It comes with every GPL Feast membership: log in and download it from this page.
Do updates use my daily downloads?
Yes. Updates installed through the Updater use the same daily allowance as downloads from the website. Updating the same product again on the same day is free.
How many sites can I connect?
As many as you like. Every site that uses your key is listed in your account.
What does it need?
WordPress 5.3 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer. It works on single sites and multisite networks.
Where do I find my API key?
In your account. Treat it like a password: anyone who has it can use your downloads.
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