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Milo Subscriptions
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Milo Subscriptions – Subscriptions for WooCommerce and Recurring Payments
Free WooCommerce subscriptions and recurring payments, or standalone without WooCommerce. Trials, switching, self-service, and migration tools.
Milo Subscriptions ranks #12,638 among WordPress.org plugins with 200+ active installations, is #555 of 3,634 in the Communication category, a 5/5 rating from 10 reviews, and was last updated Oct 29, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.8.39
Current Version v1.8.39
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 29 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 1 week ago
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#555 of 3,634 in Communication
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- Version
- 1.8.39
- Last Updated
- Oct 29, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.4+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
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- Milo Subscriptions
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TL;DR
AI summary of the plugin's readmeThis plugin is for WooCommerce store owners who want to sell products on a recurring billing schedule. It adds a subscription product type with configurable billing periods and intervals, managed directly from the WordPress admin.
- Subscription product type
- Configurable billing period
- Configurable billing interval
- Subscription price field on editor
- Price display with billing period
- Admin page listing subscription products
- HPOS compatible
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Milo Subscriptions – Subscriptions for WooCommerce and Recurring Payments
Yes. The core plugin is free, listed on WordPress.org, and stays that way. Premium add-ons and the All Add-ons Bundle are sold separately at milosubscriptions.com.
Yes. Milo Subscriptions includes a standalone mode that runs without WooCommerce installed. You create plans, add a subscribe button to any page with a block or shortcode, and take recurring payments through Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, or Square using the free Milo Payments plugin. Subscribers get a self-service portal, and you get subscription emails, analytics (MRR and active subscribers), and GDPR tools, all with no WooCommerce store, products, or cart. If you do run WooCommerce, leave standalone mode off and Milo works as a full WooCommerce subscriptions plugin instead.
You create a plan in Milo Subscriptions, then place a subscribe button on any page using the Milo block in the WordPress editor or a shortcode. When a customer subscribes, Milo collects payment through the free Milo Payments plugin and sets up the recurring schedule. Renewals are charged automatically and confirmed by secure gateway webhooks, with no WooCommerce cart or checkout involved.
Yes. The billing mode is a single setting. Run standalone on a site without WooCommerce, or leave it off and Milo behaves as a full WooCommerce subscriptions plugin. Standalone subscriptions and WooCommerce subscriptions are kept in their own records, so the mode you pick is the system that drives billing.
Milo Subscriptions is a complete alternative to WooCommerce Subscriptions, not a companion plugin. It uses the same shop_subscription post type and a similar data model, which makes migrating in a clean operation.
Yes. Milo ships with a built-in migrator that imports your existing subscriptions, customers, and billing schedules from WooCommerce Subscriptions. Saved payment methods come across too, with renewals routed through the free Milo Payments plugin: connect the same gateway account you already use (Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, or Square) and your existing tokens keep charging without customers re-entering their cards. The migrator checks during preflight that the matching Milo Payments gateway is connected to the right account before you start. The one exception is WooPayments: it keeps saved cards in its own managed account that no other gateway can charge, so those subscriptions are imported with billing paused and the customer re-confirms their card once (see the WooPayments FAQ below). Prefer to keep renewing through a different third-party gateway instead? Add the Any Gateway add-on. Most stores migrate in an afternoon. See the migration guide for the full walkthrough.
Yes. The migrator reads EDD's own tables directly, so it works even if EDD is already deactivated. Statuses, billing periods (including EDD's quarterly and semi-annual), trials, sign-up fees, fixed-length plans, and downloadable files all carry over. Each download becomes a draft subscription product, variable price tiers become one product per tier (they can bill on different schedules), and active subscribers keep access to their files. One honest limitation: EDD keeps the payment agreement inside its own gateway profile, which no other plugin can charge, so imported subscriptions arrive on manual renewal and are added to the re-authorization audience, where one bulk campaign asks every customer to confirm their card once through a secure link. See the migration guide for the full walkthrough.
Six sources ship built in: WooCommerce Subscriptions, Easy Digital Downloads Recurring Payments, YITH WooCommerce Subscription, Subscriptions for WooCommerce (WP Swings), Flexible Subscriptions, and Sublium. Every source gets a dry-run preview before anything is written, and a verification report after.
Your subscriptions, schedules, customers, and history migrate normally. Saved cards are the exception. WooPayments stores cards in its own managed Stripe account, which your store has no direct API access to, so no other gateway (Milo included) can charge them. This is true of any move away from WooPayments, not something specific to Milo. Those subscriptions are imported with billing paused, and each customer re-confirms their card once (a one-click secure link) before their next renewal. If you instead pay through the official Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, or Square gateways, your saved cards transfer and renewals continue without interruption.
Yes, and easily. Your subscriptions are stored as standard WooCommerce shop_subscription orders with _milo_* meta, not in a proprietary format. From the Subscriptions screen, the Export button downloads every subscription as JSON or CSV: status, schedule, billing terms, totals, line items, customer, addresses, payment-method identifiers, and meta. Saved cards keep working with any plugin charging the same gateway account, and the WooCommerce Subscriptions migration is reversible. See "Your data is yours" in the docs for the full guarantee.
