WP Toolkit License
A license for the extension that manages WordPress in bulk on cPanel and Plesk servers: bound to the server's IP address, installed with one command, and re-pointed by you whenever the machine changes.
WP Toolkit is an extension for cPanel and Plesk that puts every WordPress installation on a server behind a single screen. From there you can create new sites, push core, theme and plugin updates in bulk, review and apply security settings, and clone a site so a change gets tested on a copy instead of on the live one. The value shows up most clearly on shared hosting boxes carrying hundreds of WordPress accounts: rather than logging into panels one at a time to chase updates, you pick the sites from a list and run the job once. It is aimed at hosting providers, agencies running a lot of client sites, and administrators looking after WordPress-heavy servers.
The license you buy here is attached to the server's IP address, so there is no file to keep track of and nothing to re-enter after a rebuild. Installation is one command on the server, and the script verifies the license from the IP it is running on. Since replacing servers is routine work in hosting, the difference is most obvious during a migration: you update the license's IP in the panel yourself, it takes effect as soon as you save, and the old address stops working immediately. Orders behave the same way. The amount comes off your prepaid balance, there is no approval step, and the license is generally ready within a minute. If you run more than a handful of servers, creation, renewal, suspension and IP changes are all available over the REST API, which you can wire into WHMCS or your own panel; every call is recorded in your account together with its outcome.
Before you order, check which panel the license is for: cPanel and Plesk editions are listed separately, and you need the one that matches what is installed on your server. WP Toolkit is not standalone software. It is an extension that sits on top of the panel, so cPanel or Plesk has to be installed and licensed on that server already; this extension does not replace it. Each license belongs to a single IP, so a second machine means a second one rather than sharing what you already have. Monthly licenses run to the end of the paid period, with no commitment and no cancellation fee, and auto-renew can be switched off in the panel at any time.
Why buy it here
Bound to the IP
No key file: the license is registered to the server's IP address and the install script verifies it from there.
Migrations without tickets
Re-point the license to a new server's IP in the panel; it is live as soon as you save and the old address stops.
Automatic activation
The amount comes off your prepaid balance, there is no approval step, and the license is usually usable within a minute.
API for server fleets
Create, renew, suspend and re-point licenses over the REST API, wired into WHMCS or your own panel.
Frequently asked
How many servers does one WP Toolkit license cover?
One. It is bound to a single IP address, so every server needs its own. You can move an existing license to a different IP yourself when you replace a machine, but running two servers at the same time takes two of them.
I already have a cPanel license. Do I still need a WP Toolkit license?
Yes, they are separate products. WP Toolkit is an extension installed on top of cPanel or Plesk and licensed on its own; it neither includes nor replaces the panel license, so the server needs both.
Do I have to enter a license key during installation?
No. You run a single command on the server and the script matches the license by the server's IP address. There is no key to paste in or keep on file, and a rebuilt server only needs the same command again.
Is there an approval step after I order?
No. The amount is deducted from your prepaid balance and the license is usually active within a minute. Crypto top-ups are credited automatically; bank transfers are confirmed by a person, so they can take longer.
Other licences
Pick the license for the panel installed on your server, add the server's IP address, and run the single install command.