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Five minutes, and for a plugin most people have never heard of it is worth more than any ad I could buy. Say what you actually built with it — that is what the next shop owner is looking for.
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The plugins stay free.
Every Alovio plugin ships whole — conditional logic, every field type, every pricing mode. There is no Pro tier waiting for you and none planned. If you want to put something behind that, here are three ways. They are in order of what they cost you.
Send a sharp bug report.
Four releases in one month came from a single shop owner's emails — a screenshot, a plain description of what looked wrong, and what he expected instead. One of them turned out to be a real defect nobody else had reported. That is not a chore to be tolerated; it is how the plugins get better.
Tell me what you saw, what you expected, and which theme you are on. A screenshot beats three paragraphs.
Buy a coffee.
If a plugin saved you an afternoon, you are welcome to put something toward the next one. Entirely optional — nothing about the plugin changes if you don't, and there is no version of it you are missing out on.
The tip jar is still being set up. Until it is, take option 01 or 02 — honestly, they help more.
where it goes
Hosting for the live demos, the occasional licence needed to test against, and evening hours. It does not buy priority: bug reports are answered in the order they arrive, whether or not anything was ever sent.
Basics are never a paywall. Conditional logic, core workflows, the features you came for — free wherever a free version exists. A free plugin should be a tool, not a demo.
Alovio, principle one