Check your dates in My Plugins
My Plugins shows the status and expiry date for every GoScript WooCommerce plugin license you own. That gives you a clear view of the active licenses that support your WordPress sites, the trials you are evaluating, and the next action available for each one.
When a paid license expires
An expired paid GoScript WordPress Plugin for WooCommerce license keeps an already valid activation running on its existing WordPress site. This lets an established site continue using licensed plugin functionality. New downloads and new WordPress site activations become unavailable until you renew the paid license.
When a trial expires
A trial is a time-limited opportunity to evaluate a GoScript WooCommerce plugin in a real WordPress environment. When the trial term ends, the trial license no longer provides new activations, current-release downloads, or licensed plugin runtime. If the plugin is right for your store, buying a paid license is the clear next step.
- An active trial can download the current release and activate WordPress sites up to its stated trial limit.
- When the trial ends, new downloads and new activations are no longer available through that trial license.
- The WordPress plugin runtime is no longer allowed through an expired trial license.
- Buying a paid license gives you a separate paid license with its own key, paid term, and activation usage.
Paid and trial expiry at a glance
The Customer Portal keeps these two paths easy to understand:
Plan your next step
For a paid license, renewal gives you a direct continuation of the license you already use. For a trial, a paid purchase creates a new paid license that you can manage alongside the trial history in My Plugins. In both cases, the Customer Portal keeps the key, status, and available actions clear for your WordPress and WooCommerce workflow.