Leave a tip for my free WordPress plugins
If one of my plugins made your work easier, thank you for using it. A tip is an optional thank-you. Every plugin stays free, whether you tip or not.
Thanks for making my plugins part of your day
A useful plugin can become a small part of your routine. You open a product, write the description, save your changes, and get on with running your store. If something I’ve made has helped that job feel a little easier, I’m glad it has a place in your work.
For example, Alkamy Block Editor Product Descriptions for WooCommerce puts the WordPress block editor in the product description and short description fields. You can write your product copy in blocks while keeping the rest of the WooCommerce product screen familiar.
Thank you for trying my plugins and putting them to work on your website. If you choose to leave a tip, I appreciate that too. You’re welcome to keep using the software either way.
What your tip means
A tip is an optional thank-you for free software I’ve already published. You get the same plugin features whether you tip or not. The payment goes to Alkamy Pte. Ltd. It is a software tip, not a charitable donation.
Questions about tipping
A tip does not purchase a support plan, a licence, or an upgrade. For bug reports and questions about the product description plugin, use its GitHub issue tracker, whether you tip or not.
No. Your tip is a one-off payment and does not renew.
Pay by card at checkout. WooPayments handles the payment, and I never see your card number. Your order email is your receipt. The charge should appear on your statement as DANIEL KAM.
Tipped by mistake? Email [email protected] with your order number and I’ll refund it. You can read the full refund policy and terms and conditions.
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