

Licenzo Dashboard – Overview of revenue, active keys, and business metrics at a glance.
Licenzo is a powerful license and subscription management plugin for WordPress. For digital product sellers (such as plugin or theme developers) license management is a hassle. Licenzo will automate license key generation, validation, and recurring payments.
With Licenzo you can automatically assign license keys on purchase, set expiration dates, and send renewal reminders—all within your WordPress dashboard. Simple, WooCommerce-based, clean UI, you couldn’t expect more!
Whether you’re a solo developer or a small business owner, Licenzo makes selling and managing software licenses easy and secure.
[licenzo_customer_portal]) to give customers a frontend dashboard. Customers can log in to view their licenses, activation counts, and download links, all in one place.Assign licenses to products: Edit any WooCommerce product (or create a new one). Locate the Licenzo tab or section in the product editor. Check Sync to Licenzo (or similar) to add licensing options to this product. Here you can set status (Active/Inactive/Draft), License Cycle (Monthly, Yearly, etc.), and how many activations each license allows. Publish the product. Now, whenever this product is purchased, Licenzo will generate a license key for the customer automatically.
Automatic license generation: When a customer completes a purchase of a licensed product, Licenzo generates the license key, assigns it to the customer, and emails the key to them. The key’s status (active, inactive, expired) is recorded in your Licenzo dashboard.
Manage licenses: Go to the Licenzo Licenses from your WordPress dashboard. Here you’ll see a list of all license keys, their status, expiration dates, and associated orders. You can search for licenses, view details, and perform actions like activating, deactivating, or deleting keys. You can also manually create new licenses if needed (for example, to issue a free license or move a license to another customer).
Subscription renewals: If you sell subscriptions (via WooCommerce Subscriptions), Licenzo handles renewals automatically. When a subscription is renewed, Licenzo extends the customer’s license expiration date. If a subscription payment fails or is canceled, Licenzo will revoke or expire the related license. You can view and manage these events in the Licenzo dashboard.
Customer management: Licenzo automatically links customers to licenses. Each license is assigned to the user who bought it (you can sync or manually adjust these connections). In the Customers view, you can see each customer’s profile, total purchases, and active licenses. This makes it easy to track customer lifetime value and support requests.
Frontend portal: For a user-friendly experience, place the shortcode [licenzo_customer_portal] on any page. This creates a front-end portal where logged-in customers can view their own licenses, check activation counts, and download associated files. It’s a simple way to give customers self-service access without coding.
Dashboard insights: Licenzo adds analytics to your WordPress admin area. Check the Licenzo Dashboard to see charts and stats like total revenue, MRR, subscriptions, licenses, sites, top products and more. These insights help you make informed business decisions at a glance.
Extending Licenzo: Developers can use Licenzo’s REST API and hooks to add custom license validation in their own code or integrate with other systems. (For example, your software could call Licenzo’s API to check if a license key is valid before enabling features.) This is optional – Licenzo works out of the box without any coding, but provides advanced tools if you need them.
For the latest updates, you can visit the Licenzo website. If you have questions or run into any issues, you can:
We’re committed to helping you succeed with Licenzo. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you need assistance or have feedback!