Answers about Checkout for Paddle, licenses, and billing. Product details live on the product page; install steps are in documentation.
Yes. Plugins are maintained against current stable WordPress and WooCommerce releases. Checkout for Paddle requires WordPress 6.0+, WooCommerce 7.0+, and PHP 8.0+, and is compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS).
Lite is free on WordPress.org and supports one-time Paddle payments, overlay checkout, manual Price ID mapping, verified webhooks, and sandbox mode. Pro, sold on this site, adds automatic Paddle catalog sync, subscription lifecycle handling, and Vault content restriction. Both use Paddle Billing v2 only — not the legacy Paddle API.
Yes. You need a Paddle seller account. Paddle is the merchant of record: it collects payment, calculates applicable taxes, and pays you out. This plugin does not replace Paddle; it connects WooCommerce to Paddle Billing v2.
No. Paddle.js opens an overlay on your product or checkout page. Buyers stay on your domain while Paddle collects payment details.
Yes. Enable sandbox mode in the plugin settings and use your Paddle sandbox credentials. Switch to live keys when you are ready to accept real payments.
Pro includes subscription event handling (activated, canceled, paused, resumed) with Paddle. It is also written to work alongside the official WooCommerce Subscriptions plugin when you use that for store-side subscription records.
Yes. You can upgrade from a smaller site pack or billing cycle in your customer portal. You pay the prorated difference for the remainder of the term.
Paid licenses include email support. Pro and Business packs are handled ahead of Lite. We aim to reply within 24–48 hours on business days. Installation steps are on the Documentation page.
Plugin purchases on this site are processed by Paddle (via Freemius checkout). Card data is collected by the processor, not stored on plugins.hjcyberx.com. Paddle publishes its own PCI and privacy terms.