Churnly 1.0.10 – Automatically Reduce Your Customer Churn v1.0.10

Churnly automatically reduces involuntary churn by scheduling reminder emails for expiring cards, with seamless WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads support. The main benefit is higher revenue from automated renewals and recovered payments. Easy setup and strong integrations make it a smart WordPress plugin.

Key Features

• Fully GPL licensed — use on unlimited websites
• All premium features unlocked
• Latest version 1.0.10 with bug fixes and improvements
• Regular updates for compatibility
• Clean, optimized code for fast performance
• Developer-friendly with full documentation

What’s Included

• Churnly 1.0.10 – Automatically Reduce Your Customer Churn v1.0.10 — original plugin files
• Clean GPL licensed copy
• All premium features enabled
• Unlimited website usage

System Requirements

• WordPress 6.0 or higher
• PHP 7.4 or higher (PHP 8.x recommended)
• MySQL 5.7 or higher
• Minimum 64MB PHP memory limit

How to Install

1. Download the plugin ZIP file from your account
2. Go to WordPress Dashboard → Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin
3. Choose the downloaded ZIP file and click Install Now
4. Activate the plugin after installation
5. Configure settings from the plugin menu in your dashboard

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the original plugin?

Yes, this is the original Churnly 1.0.10 – Automatically Reduce Your Customer Churn plugin distributed under the GPL license. You get the exact same code with all premium features accessible.

Can I use this on multiple websites?

Absolutely. The GPL license allows you to install and use this plugin on unlimited websites — personal, client, or commercial projects.

Will I receive updates?

Yes, we regularly update our plugins to the latest versions. You will always have access to the most current version of Churnly 1.0.10 – Automatically Reduce Your Customer Churn.

Do I need a license key?

No license key is required. The plugin works fully without activation. Some automatic update features may require manual updates instead.

What does GPL license mean?

The GPL (General Public License) is the license WordPress itself uses. It allows free modification, distribution, and use on unlimited sites. This is 100% legal and compliant with WordPress licensing.