Freemium
Dokan turns WooCommerce into a multivendor marketplace with vendor dashboards, commissions, withdrawals, orders, and stores.
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Runs a self-hosted WordPress store for physical, digital, subscription, and licensed products with native checkout and reporting.
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Kirki combines a freeform WordPress builder with its established Customizer framework, responsive editing, forms, and design tools.
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Build a self-hosted WordPress community with spaces, feeds, profiles, gamification, courses, messaging, media, and migration tools.
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Self-hosted WordPress CRM for leads, contacts, companies, deals, invoices, activities, automation, client portals, commerce sync, AI, and MCP.
Run a self-hosted WordPress help desk with tickets, agents, customer portals, email workflows, automation, and reporting.
Build searchable WordPress documentation with dedicated docs, live search, FAQs, AI writing, analytics, MCP, and private knowledge bases.
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Sell products with WooCommerce, payments, shipping, checkout, and product tools.
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Publish content with SEO, editorial, sharing, newsletter, and performance tools.
LMS Website
Create courses, quizzes, certificates, memberships, and student learning areas.
Booking Platform
Accept appointments and manage calendars, staff, payments, and reminders.
Membership Site
Protect content and manage members, subscriptions, roles, and recurring access.
Online Community
Build profiles, groups, forums, messaging, and member engagement features.
Multi-Vendor Marketplace
Let multiple vendors sell with commissions, dashboards, orders, and withdrawals.
Directory & Listing Site
Create searchable listings with filters, maps, reviews, and front-end submissions.
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