WooCommerce API Manager v3.9.0 Plugin
The WooCommerce API Manager is a plugin for WooCommerce that allows you to sell API Keys for your software, as well as automated updates for plugins and themes. This plugin provides a secure way for you to distribute your software, as it requires customers to have an API License Key to access it. The plugin also integrates with Amazon S3, making it easy to serve software files with secure links that expire.
The WooCommerce API Manager provides several options for selling your software, such as individually, as variable products, or as subscriptions. The plugin also includes several features to increase customer satisfaction and simplify the management process, such as automatic API License Key activation, a customer dashboard with information about their software activations, and the ability for customers to manage their activations and request lost API Keys.
Core Features of WooCommerce API Manager Plugin
- Automatically generated API License Key sent to the customer via email after product purchase
- Integration with Amazon S3 for secure file serving with expiring links
- Secure automatic software updates through the WordPress dashboard
- Flexible update options including free/fee-based updates, subscription-based updates, and updates based on the number of software activations
- Ability to sell software as individual products, variable products with sliding scale pricing, bundles, chains, groups, etc
What’s New (Changelog) in WooCommerce API Manager v3.9.0
2026-10-29 - version 3.9.0
* Misc - Requires WordPress 6.3+ and WooCommerce 9.9+. Update WooCommerce before updating API Manager
* Fix - Renewals of a product sold on a WooCommerce Subscriptions plan no longer issue a second license, and the Licensing resources repair tool removes the ones already created
* Fix - Removing a product from a subscription now keeps its license key and activations working until the end of the period already paid for
* Fix - Regenerating licensing resources after changing an order's customer now moves its licenses, and the user license key that activates them, to the new customer
* Fix - The Regenerate licensing resources order note now says how many licensing resources the order has, or why none could be created
* Fix - Ignore activations from local sites such as localhost, 127.0.0.1 and [::1] when test activations are ignored
* Fix - Deactivating a site that is now recognized as a test site frees the activation it used before
* Fix - Sites with an activated license now see a product's new version in update checks as soon as the product is saved, instead of once the API cache expires
* Dev - Update the bundled Fenix framework to version 1.14
* Dev - Update the bundled CommonMark library to version 2.10, which includes upstream security fixes
* Dev - Add the `kestrel_api_manager_is_test_activation` filter to decide whether an activation is a test activation that doesn't count against the activation limit
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