Each subscription gets its own Akeeba Release System license code that turns on and off with the subscription, including one code per seat on multi-seat orders.
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Manual Steps Per Order or Refund
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Codes to Seats, No Shared Passwords
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Click for a Customer to Grab Any Code
License codes are created when an order is saved and switched off when a subscription ends or an order is refunded.
The key tracks the subscription's real status, active, canceled, expired. No user group to maintain, no cron job to forget about.
Sell a five-pack or a ten-seat agency license and every seat gets its own private code. No shared password floating around a team chat.
Choose whether every renewal chains onto the last one or every purchase starts a fresh clock. Set it once, per product.
Choose whether the customer's main download ID follows their license codes, stays as it is or is turned off.
Pick which order statuses count as a refund and the license tied to that order switches off the moment it lands there. Automatically.
Download IDs a customer creates on the Akeeba Release System page are turned off at each sync, so only store-issued codes work.
The Akeeba Release System self-service page is blocked for customers when license codes are in use.
You and the customer see the exact same status on the exact same subscription screen. No separate spreadsheet required.
Every license a customer owns lists out in one place with a Copy button on every single code. No hunting old emails.
A published self-service menu item shows up as a dashboard warning, with a link straight to unpublishing it.
The base download ID still generates itself the instant an order saves, checked against duplicates before it's ever saved.
Show the languages your extension supports on its product page, chosen from installed languages or added by hand, in Bootstrap 5 or UIkit.
A user group is a permission somebody has to remember to revoke. A license code that follows the subscription doesn't need remembering. It just knows. Cancel it, and the key that came with it switches off on the next sync, no cron script you wrote at 1am required.
An agency license used to mean one password, forwarded around a team chat, until nobody could say who was actually still using it. Turn on one code per unit and every seat on the order line gets its own distinct, individually revocable license the moment the order saves.
Choose which order statuses count as a refund on your store, and the license that came with that order switches off the moment it lands there. Move the order back out of that status, and the code switches back on. No manual cleanup, ever.
If you're selling Joomla extensions on a subscription and delivering updates the Joomla-native way, there's no reason a user group should still be doing a license's job. Let the store handle the part it was built to handle.
Requires Akeeba Release System and the Subscriptions And Memberships app.
A component vendor sells a ten-developer agency license as one subscription product with one code per unit turned on. One purchase, ten distinct download IDs, one per developer, each individually revocable if a contractor leaves the project.
A customer disputes a charge on a subscription product. The order lands in Refunded, which is on the store's revoke list. The license code dies with it, automatically, the moment the status changes, no manual cleanup, ever.
A subscription club sees new memberships every week, each one needing a fresh license before the member can pull updates. Cancel a membership, and the key that came with it switches off on the very next sync, nobody on staff touches it either way.
One developer, one store, twelve extensions, each with its own release channel. Every purchase automatically unlocks the correct download. No spreadsheet, no mapping table, no late-night "wait, which extension is this again?" moment.
A team selling a component with six European translations lets shoppers see exactly which languages are supported the moment they land on the product page. No stale description paragraph, no manually maintained list.
A store owner installs the update, opens the J2Commerce dashboard, and finds a warning waiting: a published menu item is still letting logged-in customers mint their own download IDs. One click on the provided link, the menu item is unpublished, and a hole that had been open since launch day is closed.
Translated into 22 languages.
Arabic Unitag
ar-AA
Chinese, Traditional
zh-TW
Danish
da-DK
Dutch
nl-NL
English (United Kingdom)
en-GB
English (United States)
en-US
Finnish
fi-FI
French
fr-FR
German
de-DE
Greek
el-GR
Hebrew
he-IL
Italian
it-IT
Japanese
ja-JP
Norwegian Bokmål
nb-NO
Persian Farsi
fa-IR
Polish
pl-PL
Portuguese, Brazil
pt-BR
Portuguese, Portugal
pt-PT
Russian
ru-RU
Spanish
es-ES
Swedish
sv-SE
Turkish
tr-TR
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Give each subscription its own Akeeba Release System license code, with one code per seat and the key revoked when you refund the order.
Documentation
User Guide (Version 6)Attach Dropbox files to products from inside the product editor and stream downloads to customers, without storing the files on your server.
Sell recurring plans and memberships that bill and renew on their own, with failed-payment recovery and an MRR dashboard.
Customers get a download button on the thank-you page the moment payment clears, plus a backup link in their receipt email.
Give shoppers instant search results with prices and stock in the dropdown, and see a report of the searches that found nothing.
