One plugin instead of the WooCommerce extension stack.
Subscriptions, Stripe, PayPal, licensing, multi-currency, invoices and store tools: 43 modules in all. Switch on what you use. A switched-off module loads no code.
Stripe (Payment Element, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link, 3DS)
PayPal (Smart Buttons, Pay Later)
Polar (merchant of record)
Paddle Billing (merchant of record)
Dodo Payments (merchant of record)
Payment Gateway Tools
Checkout
core
Checkout Enhancements
Modal Checkout
On-page Checkout
Extra Enhancements
Checkout Builder
Sales and invoices
core
Order Bumps
Buy Links
Custom Invoices
Pay What You Like
Request a Quote
Coupon Affiliates
Currency
opt-in
Multi-Currency Checkout
Currency-Aware Payment Gateways
Storefront Currency Selector
Access and licensing
opt-in
Software Licensing
Page Access
Catalog
opt-in
Free Price Text
Sold Count
Stock Urgency Labels
Min/Max Quantity
Hide Price Until Login
Custom Add to Cart Text
External Product Extras
Product Details Table
Store tools
opt-in
Wishlist
Back-in-stock Alerts
Fields & Paid Add-ons
Delivery & Pickup Slots
Saved Carts & Order Again
Service Products
WooCommerce Optimizer
Woo Redesign
Webhooks and REST API
FluentCRM
AI Agents
Every module is in both licenses. Nothing is held back for a higher tier. Requires WordPress 6.7+, WooCommerce 9.9+ (tested with 11.2), PHP 7.4+. HPOS or posts storage.
Is this for you?
Built for stores that are tired of renewal season.
Three kinds of WooCommerce stores get the most out of it.
Subscription and membership stores
Recurring billing, page access and dunning come in one plugin, so a membership store no longer stacks Subscriptions, Memberships and a gateway add-on with three renewal dates.
Plugin and theme sellers
License keys, activation limits and automatic updates are a module, so you can sell software from WooCommerce without a separate licensing server.
Agencies running client stores
One license covers unlimited sites, so every client store gets the same toolkit without a per-site renewal on your books.
Pricing
Every module, every site, one price.
Pick lifetime or annual. Both include every module and unlimited sites.
Thirteen common WooCommerce.com extensions that cover the same ground list at $1,507 a year for one site, starting with WooCommerce Subscriptions at $279. Stackless is $99 once, for every site you run. WooCommerce.com list prices, 1 site, 1 year, checked October 14, 2026.
Checkout runs on gauravtiwari.org, the Gatilab store · your license key and download arrive right after payment
Questions buyers ask
Asked before buying, answered straight.
Can I move from WooCommerce Subscriptions?
Not automatically yet. There's no importer, and Stackless pauses its own Subscriptions module while WooCommerce Subscriptions is active. New stores and new plans are the clean fit today.
What happens if my annual license runs out?
Everything keeps working. A license only unlocks updates and support, so an expired key never switches a module off.
Will it slow my store down?
A switched-off module loads no code. The WooCommerce Optimizer module goes further and stopped about 50 Cart and Checkout block script prefetches on our demo store's homepage.
Which payment gateways can renew subscriptions?
Stripe and PayPal renew from saved methods. Polar, Paddle and Dodo renew on their side as merchants of record. Any other WooCommerce gateway sells subscriptions with emailed pay links.
Do you have a refund policy?
Yes. You get a 14-day unconditional refund. Ask within 14 days and you get your money back, no questions.
Does it send data anywhere?
No telemetry. Your store talks to the license server only when you activate, deactivate or check for updates, and to the gateways you switch on.
Straight talk before you buy
Stackless is young. Version 1.0 shipped on October 13, 2026, so it doesn't have years of edge cases behind it the way WooCommerce Subscriptions does. The readme lists the known limits: Polar and Dodo take one subscription per checkout, Paddle takes one schedule per checkout, and there's no Subscriptions importer yet.
Set it up on a staging copy first, switch on one module at a time, and run a real test order through each gateway before you move live traffic. If it doesn't fit your store, the 14-day refund is unconditional.
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