What happens when my Squarewebsites license expires?
Nothing breaks on your live site. One-time plugins (like Universal Filter) never expire, so their code keeps running. When the Chrome extension's 12-month license expires, content, styling, and data you already copied remain working — you just can't copy, import, or export anything new until you renew.
Plugin code keeps working
Squarewebsites plugins are one-time purchases with no expiry. Universal Filter’s license never expires, and Lazy Summaries, Custom Table Block, and Advanced Map Block follow the same model — once installed, the code continues to run on your site indefinitely (Squarewebsites). There is no license-expiry event for these products because there is no subscription to lapse.
Extension: copied content stays
The Chrome extension is a 12-month subscription. When that term expires, everything you’ve already copied — pages, sections, collections, styling, and data — remains in place and fully functional on your destination sites (Squarewebsites). The only thing that stops is the ability to perform new copy, import, or export operations until you renew the subscription (Squarewebsites).
In short, expiry affects the tool’s future actions, not your past work. Your sites stay intact regardless of subscription status.
See the full Licensing, Pricing & Refunds product page on squarewebsites.org for live pricing, demos, and setup details.
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