Isolated demo site with synthetic data only. Try anything—changes exist only in this tab.
- Nothing reaches the real store
- No external services or charges
Plugins / WooCommerce
Deluxe Recurring Subscriptions
Simulated plugin workspace activeDemo dashboard
Plugin overview
Try the real workflow shape
This source-backed walkthrough uses Scheduled subscription renewal to demonstrate the supported flow: Run a sample renewal lifecycle.
- Run Customer Renewal Workflow
- Edit the synthetic fixture and settings
- Open See It Work, then inspect Activity
Source-backed features
- Manage customer subscription products sold by a merchant through the merchant's own WooCommerce store
- Simulate customer renewal, payment recovery, cancellation, and paid-through access without contacting a real gateway
- Protect premium operations, downloads, and updates with signed Deluxe entitlements
GUIDED EXAMPLESee the useful result first
Renewal, recovery, and paid-through state modeled
Try Run a sample renewal lifecycle with Scheduled subscription renewal. Then change the sample data to explore another outcome.
subscription-lifecycle
Customer Subscriptions
| Actions | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #SUB-2401 | Jordan Lee | Merchant plan A | Active -> Sep 5, 2026 | |
| #SUB-2388 | Avery & Co. | Merchant plan B | Pending cancellation -> Mar 18, 2027 | |
| #SUB-2372 | Morgan Chen | Merchant plan A | On hold -> Aug 5, 2026 |
No synthetic records match this view.
Edit synthetic data
Run Customer Renewal Workflow
Read-only synthetic fixture
Demo guardrails
- Values exist only in this browser tab.
- Code, URLs, payments, emails, and integrations are never executed.
- Reset or reload restores the original fixtures.
Use current demo state
See It Work
Choose what to explore
The test uses the records and settings you changed in this tab.
Demo result
Customer renewal workflow updated access correctly
Waiting for a local demo run
Included in every product package
Operations Center
Operational confidence
Deluxe Recurring Subscriptions
Run Customer Subscriptions with a guided setup checklist, live readiness checks, drift-aware snapshots, a privacy-safe operations trail, and support-ready diagnostics.Guided setup checklist
Demo-only checkmarks model administrator-marked milestones; they are not automated verification.
Environment readiness
Professional operations included
A product-specific, administrator-marked checklist keeps the first useful workflow visible.
WordPress, PHP, HTTPS, permalinks, and declared WooCommerce dependencies are checked in one place.
Compare safe version, environment, setup, health, and aggregate-record baselines without copying plugin settings.
See fixed Operations Center actions and timing without values, secrets, or customer content.
Export safe version, environment, health, and aggregate-count evidence without credentials or settings.
Capture readiness point
The shipped tool records bounded version, health, checklist, and aggregate-count facts only. This demo simulates that safe action locally.
Readiness history
Operations activity
The shipped tool retains administrator ID, fixed action, and time for up to 90 days—never settings, credentials, or customer content.
No demo operations activity.
Support-safe diagnostic preview
Generate a local preview of the allowlisted structure exported by the shipped package.
Select Generate diagnostic preview.
Real plugin setting plus demo preferences
Settings
No invented on/off switchThis workflow has no matching boolean setting in the shipped plugin, so the demo does not fabricate one.
What is real here?
The named setting above mirrors a shipped plugin control when one exists. Walkthrough visibility and the default demo screen are evaluation preferences only. Nothing updates WordPress options.
Current tab only
Activity
- Step 1Synthetic customer renewal order created exactly onceSeeded demo event
- Step 2Sample customer payment event accepted onceSeeded demo event
- Step 3Customer paid-through access extended from Sep 5, 2026 to Sep 5, 2027Seeded demo event
No in-session activity yet.
This is a fake WordPress backend built for product evaluation. It models the plugin interface and workflow with synthetic in-memory data. It is not the production store, a shared WordPress login, or an install of the paid source package.