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License Marked as Expired

Note: These documents refer to features and updates in the upcoming v5 release, which will be available soon. Some information may not apply to earlier versions. Stay tuned for the official launch announcement!

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Learn how to address an expired license in your Aggregator settings.
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If your license is shown as expired in Aggregator > Manage Plan, it means the one-year license period has ended and it hasn’t been renewed.

If you believe this to be a mistake, please contact our support team.

What Stops Working While a License Is Expired

An expired license means your site no longer receives premium plugin updates or premium support until it is renewed.

In addition, the Full Text Service (Pro and Elite plans) stops fetching full article content while the license is expired. Sources with Full Text enabled keep importing, but items use the original content provided by the RSS feed instead. Full content fetching resumes automatically once the license is renewed and active.

Renewing Your License

Licenses are valid for one year. After that, they need to be renewed to keep receiving updates and support. If you missed a renewal or the automatic payment didn’t go through, you can manually renew your license.

To learn more about how to renew your license, click here.

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